Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, Liu Bei Is Tricked into Becoming a Father

"I am the grandson of His Majesty Xiaowu and a descendant of Liu He, King of Changyi." Liu Zhengxin was eloquent. Fortunately, Liu Zheng's ancestors also guessed that he was from the royal family, so he conducted a detailed investigation into the royal family with the surname Liu. In the end, he believed that his branch was probably Liu He, the king of Changyi, who was deposed twenty-seven years ago. Even Liu Zheng himself was a little confused. How could a Liu be related to the entire Han Empire? There are so many people with the surname Liu in this world, but they cannot all be descendants of the Liu family. But he remembered it clearly from childhood to adulthood, from the "ancestor" of Changyi King Liu He's clan to the later "ancestors". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.