After transmigrating, Ah Ran finds himself as Liu Shan, the useless son who can't be helped.
Liu Shan only wants to eat, drink, and wait for death.
His father is a man who won't rest until he's driven himself mad, bent on revenge and attacking Eastern Wu.
With no other choice, Liu Shan has to go save the day on the front lines.
"With me here, even if Dad keeps trying every way to get himself killed, I'll keep him alive."
"Hey! I just want to be a lazy loafer. I don't want to take the throne this soon. Why are you dying on me?!"
The man forced into power declares:
"A bunch of fools! Looks like I'll have to unify the realm myself!"
Are heroes made by history, or is history written by heroes? I don't know. Why is this so profound?
How about a deal? Could you send me back for another transmigration?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Liu Bei is already old, let alone Lu Bu?
The donkey's head is wrong and the horse's mouth is wrong. There is no logic at all. You write a wool thread or a chicken feather. Speechless
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