In the Three Kingdoms, I Lay Low Until the Warlords’ Alliance and Raised a Bunch of Adopted Sons

At some point, a saying began circulating across the Han realm: Only a warlord with a son of the Yang family in his service could be called a true lord.

When Yang Feng learned that his ninth son had sworn brotherhood with Liu Bei, he thought, "What should Liu Bei call me?"

When Yang Feng learned that his seventh son had become Cao Cao's chief adviser, he wondered, "Should I ask for more land?"

When Yang Feng learned that his eleventh son had become Sun Jian's top general, he thought, "Should I have Eleven bring Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao to me?"

Before setting off, his adopted sons each promised him:

"Don't worry, Father. We'll send you so much money, it'll fill your big house to the brim!"

"Money alone isn't enough, Father. Want us to send a couple of beauties your way, too?"

Yang Feng froze, his eyes narrowing to slits.

"Seventh, you said it yourself. If you don't bring me back two great beauties, I'll make sure you get a taste of family discipline!"

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