Three Kingdoms: I, Yuan Xi, the Yuan Family's Tyrant

He transmigrates into Yuan Shao's second son, Yuan Xi. His father looks down on him, his officials refuse to pledge their allegiance, and the Battle of Guandu is about to begin, with Baima Port on the verge of falling. Then the courage of a Conqueror takes possession of him.

Yuan Xi: "Liu Bei was a mat weaver and sandal peddler, and his father and brothers were protected by eunuchs. Even they can become emperors. I, Yuan Xi, come from four generations of the Three Excellencies, with former students and officials all over the land. Why shouldn't I be able to claim this realm?"

Liu Bei: "With Yuan Xi around, I'll never have a chance to rise again."

Cao Cao: "Yuan Xi pacified the Wuhuan, wiped out Goguryeo, and led an expedition to the East China Sea. He's a true ruler!"

Sun Quan: "I'm willing to offer the two Qiao sisters of Jiangdong. All I ask is to live as a wealthy commoner."

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