Three Kingdoms: The Yuan Family's Defiant Son, Always Mocking His Own Father

After transmigrating to the late Han Dynasty, Yuan Xi becomes Yuan Shao's second son and carries a mobile phone with him wherever he goes.

One day, the phone suddenly mutates and receives a text message.

Yuan Xi immediately replies, asking for help.

By a twist of fate, another phone ends up in Yuan Shao's hands.

Yuan Xi: "Hello, System? I don't want to follow that bastard Yuan Shao. I want to reload a save!"

Yuan Shao stares at the phone, incandescent with rage: "!!!"

Yuan Xi: "Yuan Shao had a huge advantage at Guandu, with the Flying Dragon Rider practically on his face, and he still managed to lose. No wonder he was a bastard son!"

Yuan Shao is shocked: "What Guandu?"

Yuan Shao, constantly cursed out, refuses to accept it: "Doesn't Yuan Benchu, whose family has produced three dukes across four generations, have any good qualities?"

Yuan Xi: "No. His only good quality is having a good son. When having a son, one should have a son like Yuan Xianyi!"

Yuan Shao: "Huh???"

Years later, Yuan Shao, who has unified the north, falls gravely ill and summons Yuan Xi to entrust him with his final affairs.

"Xi'er, all I've achieved in this life is thanks to the help of an immortal. Now I entrust it to you!"

Yuan Xi: "!!??"

Father and son take out their phones at the same time...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.