Three Kingdoms: From Beggar to Restoring Han

Cao Cao: "The Northern Expedition!! I will surely aid Your Majesty in returning to the old capital!" Sun Quan: "Only by allying with Shu against Liu can we secure the peace of my Wu." What if the one who unified the north was Liu Bei, and the one driven into Shu was Cao Cao—how would the story unfold then? Remembering the Han founder who slew the white serpent, raising his arm and calling out from afar, deciding Western Chu in a single battle. Four hundred years have passed, winds and clouds turn and turn again—has the mandate of Heaven run out? In these times, corrupt officials in tall caps grow greedy and venomous, the people's hearts seethe with anger, and beacon fires blaze across the Central Plains. Now that the Yellow Heaven has risen once more, raising high the banner of righteousness—what fault do the people of the world bear? As dragons dance, who truly upholds the Han house—sincere hearts are hard to guess, and the faithful are already gone. Still, three visits to the thatched cottage remain, and in the Peach Garden a single stick of incense is lit.