Three Kingdoms: I'm a Reckless Member of the Liu Clan, but Really, I'm Just a Confucian Scholar

Liu Xuan transmigrates to the late Han dynasty, becoming Liu Bei's eldest son, a person who never existed in history.

He awakens the Wielding Words System. Cultivate yourself, manage your family, govern the state, and bring peace to the world?

"Confucius used the Analects to set the rules for the underworld."

"This young master will use Wielding Words to set some rules for the world, too."

Lu Bu is attacking Xiapi? Don't panic.

"Confucius was right: A gentleman who isn't stern won't command respect!" If you don't hit hard, you can't establish your authority.

His old man Liu Bei wants to marry Lady Gan?

"Confucius was right: A gentleman loves talent, and marriage has its proper way! I'm lusting after her body, so marrying her isn't unreasonable."

Wielding fists as big as sandbags and proclaiming Wielding Words, Liu Xuan pummels his way through the realm.

Looking at the three thousand muscular "Confucian scholars" behind Liu Xuan, and the hulking man named Xu Chu leading them,

Liu Bei is dumbfounded: "You call this Confucianism? Don't take advantage of the fact that I haven't read many books."

Guan Yu and Zhang Fei: "Big Brother, we want to learn Confucianism too!"

Liu Xuan: I'm just a frail Confucian scholar with a fist a tiny bit bigger than most, who likes to reason things out.

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