Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Told Liu Bei I Was a Transmigrator

In the first year of Jian'an, Liu Bei and Yuan Shu faced off at Huaiyin.

"Why would you expose yourself from the start?"

"The great clans hold all the power, and commoners have nowhere to turn. We can barely afford to eat. I had no choice but to expose myself."

"Then why not join Cao Cao, who holds the emperor to command the lords, or Yuan Shao, whose family has held high office for four generations?"

"Cao Cao has killed countless people, and Yuan Shao is all scheming and no action. I admire you more, my lord, for putting people first!"

Liu Bei frowned and fell into thought as he looked at Lin Xuan, who claimed to be a transmigrator.

This book is also known as: My Father-in-Law Liu Bei, I Snatched Lu Bu's Wife and Daughter from Him from the Start; Stop Pretending, You're the Immortal Sent by Heaven to Restore the Han Dynasty; Liu Bei the Unlucky One and His Crafty Son-in-Law

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.