Three Kingdoms: The Han Imperial Uncle Begins with the Overlord Template

Transmigrated to the turbulent final years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Yuan finds himself reborn as a descendant of Emperor Jing and the esteemed Imperial Uncle of the Han. Amidst the chaos of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Emperor Liu Hong issues the decree abolishing prefectures and establishing provincial governors, granting regional warlords military and administrative autonomy. Rising from Yingchuan in the talent-rich province of Yu, Liu Yuan strategically recruits legendary figures such as Dian Wei, Xu Chu, Xi Zhicai, and members of the Xun family. Simultaneously, he activates a system that grants him the template of Xiang Yu, the historic Hegemon-King of Western Chu. As the empire fractures, Liu Yuan leads a million soldiers and civilians from Yu Province into Luoyang, earning the title of First-Rank Prince and commanding three provinces with unparalleled authority. Years later, his dominance is absolute. Emperor Liu Hong urges him to protect the Han lineage, while Cao Cao, the General Who Conquers the West, acknowledges that no one dares rebel against Liu Yuan, who holds the Imperial Seal and commands three hundred thousand troops. Even Liu Bei, claiming descent from the same royal line, attempts to forge an alliance, only to be curtly dismissed by the powerful Imperial Uncle.