Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao Exposes My Identity as the Heir Apparent

In the fifth year of the Xiping era, Yuan Shao traveled across the land and met a peerlessly beautiful woman. They fell in love at first sight, and at the end of the year, she gave birth to a boy named Yuan An.

The woman died in childbirth. Given the Yuan family's standing as a clan that had produced three ministers across four generations, Yuan Shao could only entrust Yuan An to a distant branch of the family in Runan to raise him. He didn't dare acknowledge him as his son.

Twenty years later, in a small tavern somewhere in Ye City, Yuan An had been in the late Han Dynasty for more than three months after transmigrating there.

Lately, an old man from the Yuan family had been coming in for a drink every few days. He kept asking whether Yuan Shao was impressive, and Yuan An naturally spared no praise.

"That big fool Yuan has an IQ of 250. Why would he need to hold the emperor hostage to command the lords?"

"That big fool Yuan has Yan Liang on his left, Wen Chou on his right, and Guo Tu, the greatest strategist in the land. Who could possibly stand against him?"

Yuan Shao: "My good son, stop insulting me! I've already unified the land. You're the crown prince, and governing the realm is much harder than conquering it. Why don't you take over?"

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