Three Kingdoms: I Saved Guan Yu from the Start, and Liu Bei Wants to Execute Me?

Reborn in the Three Kingdoms by chance, Liu Feng becomes Liu Bei's adopted son.

It is the moment when Guan Yu floods the seven armies and shakes all of China with his fame.

But Liu Feng knows this is nothing more than a fleeting moment, a flash in the pan.

He awakens the System and kills Meng Da, a potential turncoat.

He sends troops to aid Guan Yu and sees through Lü Meng's secret river crossing in white armor.

He kills several of Wu's leading generals in one battle, completely changing the outcome of Guan Yu's defeat at Maicheng.

But just as the battle seems settled and everything is looking up,

Liu Bei accuses him of killing Meng Da for no reason and forces him to lay down his arms, return to Chengdu, and answer for his crime?

At this moment, the conflict finally erupts.

In this life, I, Liu Feng, live only for myself!

I won't submit to A Dou, and I won't support him!

He marries Guan Yinping, Guan Yu's daughter, and Zhang Xingcai, Zhang Fei's daughter.

He saves Fa Zheng, Huang Zhong, and the other veteran ministers of Shu Han. From then on,

the world has one less adopted son, Liu Feng, and one more Prince of Xiang, Liu Feng.

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