Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Marry Cai Shi

After transmigrating as Liu Biao's adopted son, Liu Qi feels a little exhausted.

What? Liu Cong hasn't been born yet? Lady Cai isn't married? Oh, that's perfect!

Liu Qi: "Father! I fell in love at first sight with Cai Qing, daughter of the Cai family. I humbly ask you to arrange a marriage for us!"

Liu Biao: "Very well."

Liu Qi: "By the way, dear adoptive dad, give me a plot of land to farm. Farming is the best!"

Liu Biao: "???"

Months later, Lady Cai says, "I have a plan that can ensure my husband gains control of Jingzhou and Xiangyang."

In the end, Liu Qi, now addicted to farming, says, "You all go ahead and fight. I'll just keep my head down for now, and maybe raise Wolong and Fengchu while I'm at it. I can have Huang Zhong stand guard now and then."

Cao Cao the Adulterer: "Please, just fight me already!"

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