Three Kingdoms: A Bandit-Born Warrior Leaves Liu Bei Stunned!

Liu Ping transmigrated to the end of the Han dynasty and nearly got eaten by refugees. Fortunately, Liu Bei saved him, and the protagonist joined Liu Bei's ranks. With his martial prowess maxed out, he had the makings of a reincarnated Marquis of Huaiyin!

He was handsome and refined, but acted just like a bandit.

Liu Bei appointed Liu Ping as a commander of a separate division, but gave him neither provisions nor warhorses. Liu Ping went to ask Liu Bei for them. Guess what Liu Bei said?

Liu Bei: "No provisions to spare. If you want my life, you can have it!"

"You, Liu Xiaoxian, figure out how many horses my head is worth, then take it and trade it in!"

"If you're capable enough to take up the post of commander of a separate division, then you're capable enough to find your own provisions and warhorses!"

Liu Ping seized ten thousand warhorses from the Xiongnu.

Liu Bei: "Liu Xiaoxian, congratulations on your windfall!"

Liu Ping: "What windfall? I'm so broke I'm about to beg for food!"

Liu Bei: "You think you can fool me, kid? I knew the very next day!"

Cao Cao: "General Xiaoxian, what about my late father's estate?"

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