Three Kingdoms: The More Grain My Family Has, the More Wives I Get

Hao Shuai, a young man from Blue Star, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms world in the sixth year of Zhongyuan.

Mistaken for Hao Shuai, the handsome magistrate of Xiamo County, he finds himself besieged by the Yellow Turbans.

After awakening the Fiefdom Space System, he embarks on a life of abundant food, beautiful wives, and shameless bragging.

Cai Yong: My youngest daughter only went to Qingzhou to gather material. Why hasn't she come back?

Taishi Ci: You gave my mother a bowl of noodles, and that's all it took for you to recruit me?

Wang Yun: You went to fight Dong Zhuo, fine, but why did you raid my home and take Diao Chan?

Cao Cao: When we went to fight Dong Zhuo, you, Xuande, and I drank wine and discussed heroes. You said the only heroes under heaven were Xuande and me, so why is my beloved Cai Yan carrying your child?

Yuan Shao: You came all the way to Jizhou, saying you only wanted to bring me the finest donkey-meat buns in the land. I could accept you taking Zhao Yun and Xun Yu, but why did you take Zhen Ji too? She and my son Yuan Xi are already engaged!

Liu Bei: Mi Zhu, doing business with Kong Yingjun is one thing, but why did you marry your sister off to him?

Sun Ce: My father ordered it, and my sister Shangxiang is now married to you. Why did you kidnap Da Qiao as well?

Cao Zhi: Why does Hao Yingjun's Rhapsody on the Goddess of the Luo River sound so familiar to me?

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