Three Kingdoms: I Started by Pretending to Be a Descendant of the Prince of Zhongshan

A modern-day top salesman transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era at the end of the Han dynasty, where he finds an identity document bearing the name Liu Shuo. Thus begins his campaign to package and market himself on the road to supremacy.

"The seventy-two moles on Liu Bang's legs are Earthly Fiend moles, while the thirty-six on my right arm are Heavenly Star moles!"

"Liu Xiu had the Six Ding and Six Jia gods protecting him. Look at the soles of my feet: the Six Ding gods are on the left, and the Six Jia gods on the right."

"That's right! The Han dynasty must weather a tribulation to endure, and I, Liu Shuo, was born in response to fate. It is only right that I shoulder the great task of reviving the Han dynasty."

Cao Cao: "I regret making an enemy of Liu Shuo more than anything!"

Liu Bei: "I'm the descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan! He's a fraud!"

Yuan Shao: "Liu Shuo, you've gone too far!"

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