Three Kingdoms: The Poisonous Strategist of Jiangdong, Daring to Teach Sun Quan to Become an Emperor

“If Lord Wu were not dead, where would Zhongmou get his chance?”

“Jing Yu, do we really have to go this far?”

Sun Ce was hunting in Dantu when he was wounded by three retainers of Xu Gong and later died of his injuries.

“As long as you protect my son and me, I am willing to do anything for you.”

“Wasn't I risking my life to persuade Zhongmou precisely so I could enjoy your charms?”

Da Qiao was graceful and lovely, her every glance captivating.

“Zhongmou, Zhou Yu is using his great victory at Red Cliffs to investigate the assassination of Lord Wu. We have to strike first.”

“Is this really our only option?”

After being angered by Zhuge Liang three times, Zhou Yu died when his poison flared up, while Xiao Qiao wasted away from grief.

“If Zhongmou had listened to Zhang Zhao and surrendered to Cao Cao, how could we have gotten where we are today?”

Sun Quan then cast Zhang Zhao aside and appointed Sun Shao as chancellor.

Lu Can: As expected of Sun Zhongmou, he has the makings of a great emperor.

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