Three Kingdoms: My Identity as the Prince Was Exposed by Zhuge Liang

In 191, Liu Bei was appointed magistrate of Pingyuan County. At this time, the Shuhan Group was in danger. Therefore, Liu Bei decided to send his eldest son Liu Zong to Liu Biao in Jingzhou overnight for foster care. Seven years later, news came from Jingzhou that Liu Zong had died of illness, and Liu Bei was in great mourning. In 208, Zhuge Liang came out of the mountain and recommended his cousin Zhuge Yin to join the army, and Liu Bei followed. … Soon, Zhuge Yin showed amazing talents. Outsmart Jingxiang, shock Jiangdong, and sweep across both rivers! Just as the Shuhan Group was booming, Liu Bei's old illness relapsed and he realized that he had no chance of life or death. Therefore, Zhuge Liang was specially summoned to discuss the matter of establishing an heir. Zhuge Liang saw that the time was ripe, so he brought Zhuge Yin to meet Liu Bei. "Your Majesty, do you still remember the incident of the mother-in-law jade buckle?" "Of course I remember! That was my token to my late eldest son Liu Zong." "The piece of jade that your Majesty saw the Cavalry General Zhuge Yin was actually your Majesty's piece. In addition, he is not actually Chen's cousin, nor is his name Zhuge Yin. " "What does the Prime Minister mean?!" "He is Liu Zong." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.