Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Steal Zhuge Liang’s Betrothed, Huang Yueying

A special forces soldier transmigrates into Liu Qi of Jingzhou during the Three Kingdoms era. His literary talent is so outstanding that Master Shuijing hails him as the Poetry Immortal!

From the start, he offends Zhuge Liang, so he decides not to recruit "Pig Brother" and instead gets engaged to Huang Yueying first.

Liu Qi uses his reputation to recruit Jingzhou's civil officials and valiant generals.

Liu Biao says, "You take charge of Jingzhou. I'll retire in peace!"

Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang join forces to scheme for Jingzhou again, but Liu Qi puts them firmly in their place. They have no choice but to go trick Liu Zhang, only to end up paving the way for Liu Qi.

Liu Qi recruits Zhang Xiu and Jia Xu, frightening Cao Cao into moving the capital with the young emperor.

Cao Cao: "I'll marry all three of my daughters, Cao Jie and her sisters, to you. Just let me go fight the Xiongnu!"

Sun Quan: "I'll let go of my father's murder. My little sister, the Bow-Wielding Lady, can be your concubine. Just don't attack me!"

Liu Bei: "It's a shame I don't have any daughters, but my second brother Guan Yu has a daughter, Guan Feng, and my third brother Zhang Fei has two. I'll marry them all to you. Please spare my life!"

Liu Qi: "If you want to live, go expand my territory. You attack at the front while I develop the rear, and together we'll build the greatest Han Empire ever!"

Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan: "Even the donkeys on a production team don't have it as hard as we do!"

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