Three Kingdoms: Driven Out by Liu Bei, I Kidnap a Princess and Build My Own Kingdom

Reborn as Liu Bei's legitimate eldest son, Liu Wu fights bloody battles for years to win his father a foothold in Jingnan. In return, seven-year-old A Dou is named heir, while Liu Wu is ordered to bow his head and submit. Heartbroken, Liu Wu leaves. On a snowy night, he breaks through thirty moves of Guan Yu's Dragon Halberd technique and knocks the Green Dragon Crescent Blade flying. Then he takes eight hundred elite soldiers and two thousand of Wei Yan's troops and resolutely heads north. If Liu Bei won't recognize him, then he'll establish his own kingdom.

At Hulao Pass, he needs only one glance to memorize Lu Bu's entire halberd technique. He rescues Gao Shun at White Gate Tower and receives the man's complete instruction. Now Liu Wu is the greatest warrior of his age. Zhuge Liang chases him out of the city in the middle of the night and pleads with him, but to no avail. Sun Quan's wedding procession is about to cross the river, and under Sun Shangxiang's red bridal veil lies the sharpest blade in Jiangdong. Seize the commandery, take the royal court: Liu Wu will carve out a new world right under Liu Bei and Sun Quan's noses.

When Cao Mengde hears the news, he laughs aloud: "Liu Xuande has cut off his own arm. Heaven is on my side!" Sun Quan slams the table in fury: "Dare touch my sister, and I'll destroy you!" And as Liu Bei watches his eldest son disappear into the distance, for the first time, a chill runs down his spine. This isn't a struggle among the Three Kingdoms. It's a rebellious son seizing power and slaying the dragon. From exile to founding a royal court, who is the true master of this realm?

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