Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Advise Liu Bei to Sell Straw Sandals

Liu Feng, the greatest self-made entrepreneur of the modern era, unexpectedly transmigrates and becomes Liu Feng, Liu Bei's adopted son in the Three Kingdoms era.

He discovers that he can strengthen equipment by using plants and flowers.

"Father, what's the future in restoring the Han and unifying the realm to become emperor? Why don't we go back to weaving mats, selling sandals, and hawking grass shoes, starting today?"

Liu Bei: "Get lost! From now on, your surname is Kou, not Liu!"

Through a twist of fate, he becomes Sun Shangxiang's husband and a live-in son-in-law in Jiangdong.

"Is being a live-in son-in-law really so shameful? My lady, put down your sword and come wash my feet!"

Years later...

Liu Bei: "Feng'er, set up a loan for your father, will you? Please! I'll even take the surname Kou if I have to!"

Kou Feng: "Well, we don't know each other that well, Old Liu. The interest on your loan might be a little high."

"Reporting! Liu Zhang of Yizhou won't pay what he owes. What should we do?"

"Notify the Halberd Guards! Collect by force, and tear down the city gates of Jizhou!"

Sima Yan roars toward the heavens:

"My Jin dynasty has only just been founded, yet the Kou Group has struck at the heart of our finances. The treasury is empty, and we can't even afford a single grain of rice! I should have listened to Grandpa and gone home to raise pigs sooner!"

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