While Liu Chuang was running a street stall, he unexpectedly found himself transported into the body of Liu Bei's most spoiled and worthless eldest son.
"How did I end up with such a worthless son?"
"My younger son was knocked stupid when I dropped him, and my eldest is a good-for-nothing too. My family line is doomed!" Liu Bei lamented to the heavens.
Ding! After one act of willfulness, Guan Yu: Brother Chuang, I want to be your sidekick!
Ding! After two acts of willfulness, Lu Bu: Boss Chuang, I was wrong. You're the strongest!
Ding! After three acts of willfulness, Xu Chu: Young Hero Chuang, stop hitting me! I've shit myself! I surrender!
Ding! After four acts of willfulness, Cao Cao: Your ten-thousand-strong Tiger Guard Army has been beaten flat. I kneel before you, Lord Chuang!
With Xiao Qiao holding his left hand and Da Qiao in his right arm, Liu Chuang said, "The scenery at the Bronze Sparrow Terrace isn't all that impressive, after all!"
Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao: "Oppa, even the way you look unimpressed is so handsome!"
"Ha ha... My son is mighty indeed! Now I can fulfill my ambition of unifying the realm!" Liu Bei laughed heartily.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Author, you are so awesome, you love being Liu Bei's son.
Commentary on the second chapter of "Three Kingdoms: Uncle Liu Huang's Unworthy Son" written by Ni Shao.
If I remember correctly, Liu Bei probably only had one son. Did I remember it wrong, or did my history textbook record it wrong?
Commentary on Chapter 6 of "Three Kingdoms: Uncle Liu's Unworthy Son" written by Ni Shao.