Three Kingdoms: The Young Emperor Crawls Through a Dog Hole

A cicada cannot know the seasons, and a summer insect cannot be told about ice.

If ordinary people use their mere few decades of experience to peer into the world across a million years, they're no better than frogs at the bottom of a well.

And to Liu Xie, who transmigrated more than two thousand years into the past, to the Three Kingdoms era, everyone but himself is a frog at the bottom of a well.

"Liu Bei, keep selling your straw sandals. Selling straw sandals is a very promising career. The righteous army needs straw sandals, not you."

"Cao Cao? Don't worry, the people of the world won't let you down, because they don't even have time to pay attention to you!"

"Sima Yi, remember this: Fate can be defied, but I cannot!"

"What Crouching Dragon and Young Phoenix? If they won't submit to me, then they can stay crouching and be my chicks forever!"

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