Three Kingdoms: You Were Told to Guard the Southern Barbarians, Not Steal Their Wives

Liu Cheng transmigrates into a parallel Three Kingdoms world and becomes Liu Bei's eldest son.

Bound to the More Children, More Blessings System, Liu Cheng sets his sights on the women of Shu Han.

Guan Yinping, Zhang Xingcai, Zhao Xiang, Zhuge Guo, and a host of other women are all subjected to his harassment.

Liu Bei: "You rebellious son! As the eldest young lord, harassing women is a disgrace to your character."

Liu Cheng: "Father, I'm innocent! I'm just looking after the daughters of my uncles and the Chancellor."

Liu Bei: "How dare you argue! I'll punish you by sending you to guard the southern barbarians. Reflect on your actions!"

So Liu Cheng is sent to the southern lands by Liu Bei. Before long, Liu Bei receives a letter from him.

After reading it, Liu Bei slams the table in fury. "You rebellious son! I told you to guard the southern lands, not steal people's wives!"

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