Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, I Became a Disciple of Shui Jing and Stole Books.

In front of Hulao Pass, Zhang Fei immediately pointed at Lu Bu's nose and cursed: "Slave with the third surname, let's see if I don't poke ten thousand holes in you!" As soon as he finished speaking, a follower behind Liu Bei on the tower laughed out loud. This person's surname is Ji, and his courtesy name is Zezong. Qi Ji once presented the Taiping Sutra to Zhang Jiao, the leader of the Yellow Turbans, and planned the murder of Bao Xin for Cao Cao. He almost became brothers with Liu Guan and Zhang in Taoyuan, Zhuo County. Even the seven-star sword in Situ Wang Yun's hand came from him. Qi Ji has a handsome appearance but dirty behavior. He studied under Mr. Shui Jing, Sima Hui. He was expelled from the school for stealing the Dacheng Book in his early years and lived in the mountains. Although he relied on his talent, he did not let himself go. He often boasts to market minions: "I can wipe out thousands of armies with just my words." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.