Three Kingdoms: I, Yuan Xi, the Tyrant of the Yuan Family

Traveling back to the body of Yuan Shao's second son, Yuan Xi, his father's unwelcome attitude and his ministers' unwillingness to surrender coincided with the beginning of the Battle of Guandu, the fall of Baima Port, and the overlord's courage. Yuan Xi: "I have been weaving and selling mats for many times, and after eunuchs, my father and brothers have protected me. They can all become emperors. I, Yuan Xi, the fourth and third prince, have disciples and former officials all over the world. Why can't I, Yuan Xi, sit in this world?" Liu Bei: "As long as Yuan Xi is here, I will never turn over." Cao Cao: "Yuan Xiping defeated Wuhuan, destroyed Goguryeo, and expedition to the East China Sea, he is a hero!" Sun Quan: "I am willing to offer two Qiao from Jiangdong. I just want to be a rich man." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.