Three Kingdoms: If He’s Going Tomb Raiding, Then So Am I

This book is also known as This Three Kingdoms Isn't Quite Proper. Please note: the System has a sharp tongue, and the story is rather improper, too. The overall tone is funny and rousing, with plenty of memes and wild ideas. Enter at your own risk.

Liu Hao wakes up one day to find that he has transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms era and become Liu Bei's only younger brother.

Wait, Liu Bei's only younger brother? Did Liu Bei even have a brother?

While he's at a loss, the System activates.

"If you're broke, go rob a tomb. If you lack a skill, I'll lend you one. Don't embarrass yourself, transmigrator."

This golden finger is completely underhanded: it gives him skills, but expects something in return.

Still, it costs him nothing, so Liu Hao slaps his thigh. "Brother, let's go rob a tomb."

He never expected the underground world to be just as improper. They said he'd be borrowing things from the ancestors, but what the heck are the Snake Demon, Daji, and the Overlord of Western Chu?

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