Reviving the Han Dynasty

After transmigrating to the late Han Dynasty, Zheng Mu has Cai Yan as his wife and the two Qiao sisters as his maids.

The warlords vie for supremacy, and the victor becomes king. He allies with Liu Bei to drive out Cao Cao, upholds the Son of Heaven’s orders against rebellious subjects, and cuts down bandits wherever his forces march.

Cai Yan: My husband is a god of war!

The Two Qiao Sisters: The Champion General is truly a divine being!

Liu Bei: Somehow, I ended up with Cao Cao’s story. Call me Situ of the Han, Imperial Uncle Liu Xuande!

Cao Cao: An old steed may lie in the stable, yet it still dreams of galloping a thousand miles. Of the thirty-six stratagems, retreat is best. I, Cao, will be back!

Yuan Shao: I never figured out before I died how the Yuan clan, with four generations of high ministers, managed to lose.

Liu Xie: I cannot do without my Imperial Father!

Zheng Mu: The mighty Han reigns supreme. Who can stand against it!

This book was originally titled Three Kingdoms: Great Governor of Ji Han, Married to Cai Yan. It is also known as Twin Walls of the Empire, The Han Dynasty’s God of War, Cai Yan Is Pregnant From the Start, and It’s Easy to Shake a Mountain, but Hard to Shake Zheng’s Army.

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