Three Kingdoms: The Kong Family Hothead Takes Lu Bu as His Disciple from the Start

Kong Shan transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era as the nephew of Kong Rong, the famous Kong Beihai.

His father was honest and kind, but was condemned by the world just because he let someone else have the bigger pear.

So Kong Shan studies the Kong clan's secret, never-before-passed-down Analects of Brawling, vowing to clear his father's name!

At Hulao Pass:

Lu Bu looks at the man challenging him to a duel. "I thought Confucian scholars were supposed to win people over with virtue?"

"That's right. I'm winning you over with virtue," Kong Shan says, drawing a sword named Virtue.

"And I'm not just going to win you over with virtue. I'll win you over with reason, too."

Liu Bei ponders Kong Shan's words: So I've been wrong all along about the benevolence and virtue I've been pursuing.

Cao Cao: Young Master Kong's virtue is formidable.

Sun Ce: No need to mention my title as the Little Conqueror.

Kong Rong looks at the Analects in his hands. Could I have been studying it wrong all along?

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