Three Kingdoms: General Pan Feng, Slacking Off and Choosing an Emperor

Pan Yun, a kindhearted citizen, transmigrates into Pan Feng, a senior general of Jizhou. Unwilling to become a stepping stone for Guan Yu to make his name, he decisively refuses to fight Hua Xiong.

This activates the Defiance System: as long as he disobeys his lord’s orders, he receives rewards!

He also has to establish a unified and powerful dynasty to transmigrate back home.

And a unified dynasty naturally requires a single supreme ruler!

If Cao Cao hadn’t obtained three hundred thousand Qingzhou troops and hadn’t held the emperor hostage to command the lords, would he have dutifully served as a Han minister?!

Without Cao Cao, the "Han traitor," and with enough power from the very beginning, what would Liu Bei do?!

If Liu Xie had a group of loyal and capable ministers, could he make a good emperor?!

To choose the most suitable emperor, after taking Luoyang, Pan Feng simply stays in Jizhou, looking down on everyone from a position above the fray.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.