I Was Kicked Out by Liu Bei at the Beginning, and the Rich Queen Wanted to Cheat Me of Copper Coins.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, An Liang traveled across time and heard about Emperor Liu's benevolence and righteousness, and wanted to join him. You can't believe the history books at all. He is not Liu Huangshu. He is just a big-eared thief. I learned that An Liang was moneyless and unknown. He didn't know martial arts and didn't have two powerful relatives. He could only cook a good dish. My big-eared thief can only eat vegetables and radishes three times a day. What use do I need as a cook like you? He actually just sat back and watched as his third brother Zhang Fei gave him a "five" copper plate and sent him away. Zhang Fei: "It's only worth five cents, take it to buy two packs of steamed buns on the road! Oh my, Zhang Fei is the most annoying to you freeloaders." … So An Liang went south angrily, came to Xudu, and bought a dilapidated restaurant. With his cooking skills, business is booming. But An Liang has also been a little troubled recently. A guy named Lao Cao came and came to his restaurant for drinks every three days and asked questions. "Shopkeeper An, who do you think will be the winner in this world?" "Shopkeeper An, what do you think of Cao Cao?" … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.