Three Kingdoms: The Reward Had Just Arrived When Liu Bei Kicked Me Out

Liu Huan transmigrated to the late Han dynasty, during the Three Kingdoms era, carrying a "Consecutive Losses Chest." Once he lost enough times in a row, winning just once would let him claim a huge haul of accumulated rewards.

He followed Liu Bei and lost more than twenty battles over the course of several years, amassing countless god-tier rewards. But just as he received them and was preparing to make a name for himself, Liu Bei drove him away.

Liu Bei: "Huan! Let's part on good terms. Come visit when you have time. Your uncle isn't the sort to hold a grudge!"

Liu Huan: "Really? Starting today, I won't lose again until the Han Empire returns to its former glory!"

Zhang Fei: "Oh, get lost! You're useless in battle and your strategies are no good. Why are you bragging?"

So Liu Huan went alone to Suanzao, where he joined Cao Cao's alliance against Dong Zhuo.

In his first battle, he killed Hua Xiong over a warming cup of wine. He outwitted Lu Fengxian and became renowned among the warlords, making his name known throughout the land.

Liu Bei: "Nephew, I may have raised my voice a little last time."

Liu Huan: "Call me General."

Yuan Shu: "Take those few horse archers and throw them out."

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