Three Kingdoms: Begging My Way to Restore the Han

"No system + uses his brain + power struggle + supports Liu Bei + occasional everyday comedy + cold-weapon warfare"

Cao Cao: Northern campaign!! I will surely aid Your Majesty and return to the old capital!

Sun Quan: Only by allying with Shu against Liu can we preserve Eastern Wu’s peace.

If the one who unified the north were Liu Bei, and the one driven into Shu were Cao Cao, how would the story unfold?

Remembering the Han founder who slew the White Serpent, he raised his arm and shouted from afar, deciding the Western Chu in one battle.

Four hundred years have passed, winds and clouds have reversed, and the Mandate of Heaven is gone?

The Liang crown prince was greedy and poisonous, the people’s hearts turned furious, and war fires spread across the Central Plains.

When the Yellow Heaven rises again, high above the righteous banner, who in this world is without blame?

When dragons and serpents dance, restoring the Han house, whose sincerity can still be guessed when it is already ancient?

Like the third visit to the thatched cottage, the peach garden burns with a single stick of fragrant incense.

(The author has written a million-word completed Three Kingdoms novel and a million-word completed Dream of the Red Chamber novel. They may not be that great, but the writing has improved.)