Three Kingdoms: Xing Daorong Mistakes Liu Bei for His Father-in-Law

After transmigrating to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he finds himself in the body of Xing Daorong, a man with the exact same name.

Xing Daorong feels he couldn't be more unlucky. If he had to transmigrate, why couldn't he have ended up as someone else? Instead, he got stuck as the Three Kingdoms' biggest braggart of a general.

In the history of the Three Kingdoms, Xing Daorong is a classic fall guy. Zhao Yun spears him from horseback, and he dies on the spot.

Xing Daorong decides to keep his head down and survive. He'll lie low first. In this life, he'll be a strategist, never a general, even if it kills him, so no one can "spear him from horseback."

Since Xing Daorong knows everything, he soon becomes famous throughout the land and earns an outrageous nickname: Handsome Kun.

Possess Handsome Kun, and you have an army of a thousand men.

Possess Handsome Kun, and you can lay the foundations of an empire that lasts forever.

The Crouching Dragon and Young Phoenix already exist in the world. The only thing missing is a Kunpeng. Before it can spread its wings and soar, Xing Daorong is that Handsome Kun, lying low among the people.

One day, a man with a broad face and large ears, whose arms reach down past his knees, arrives at Xing Daorong's doorstep...

Three Kingdoms, strategy, gritty action, humor, comedy, lighthearted, historical, war

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