Three Kingdoms: Let Yuan Shen be great again

In the fourth year of Jian'an (200 AD), Yuan Yao transmigrated to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, becoming the crown prince of the doomed Zhong clan regime. Seeing his father, abandoned by his followers and trapped in Shouchun, about to be destitute even for a sip of honey water, Yuan Yao took a deep breath. "The Imperial Seal? Four generations of high-ranking officials? These can't save the Yuan family." "I can!" From then on, Yuan Yao began a desperate maneuver to defy fate—restoring order to the chaotic Huainan region and intercepting the warlords from all sides. He gathered refugees, established military farms, trained elite troops, and suppressed powerful clans. In the moments before the collapse of the dynasty, he silently laid out another plan. The *Records of Heroes at the End of the Han Dynasty* states: "Yao was the son of Shu. When Shu was about to die, Yao suddenly became enlightened, reformed the military and government, won over the people, and turned danger into safety. People at the time were amazed." Only Yuan Yao himself knew that he simply had no other choice but to stay. The son of a usurper either perishes with the country or teaches the world: those who steal a hook are punished, those who steal a country become kings!