Liu Qi of the Three Kingdoms: Three Thousand Black Armor Cavalry at the Start

Traveling through the late Han Dynasty, he became Liu Qi, whose father did not care for his mother, and finally died in the hands of Liu Bei of Jiangxia for no apparent reason. It was the beginning of troubled times, not long after Liu Biao entered Jingzhou, Cao Cao had not yet threatened the emperor to command the princes, and the three Liu Bei brothers had not yet made their fortune, hiding and dormant... In this life, Liu Qi refused to go to Jiangxia, and even refused to die at the hands of big-eared thieves. So he chose to change his fate and ride alone across the Han River, capture Zhang Xiu with one hand, occupy Nanyang, attack Cao Cao in the north, and control Jingxiang in the south. Liu Bei: I never thought that the real Han thief who stole the country was Liu Qi. Cao Cao: What kind of thief am I in front of Liu Qi? Lu Bu: If you don't give up, Bu is willing to be your adoptive father! Northern Alien: Liu Qi said that everyone who was taller than the wheel would be killed, but he didn't tell us that the wheel fell to the ground! Liu Qi, who originally just wanted to survive, unexpectedly became the largest prince in the world. "My lords, who put the royal robe on my body? It really hurt me!" … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.