Three Kingdoms: Mengde, My Son, Do You Submit After This Blow?

Cao Song woke up to find himself transmigrated into the body of a man with the same name in the Three Kingdoms era.

He hadn't expected to be a man in his fifties. Luckily, the name sounded somewhat familiar. He remembered that the father of the Han Dynasty's King of Wei might have had that name.

After meeting the short, fat man with the big beard, he felt much more at ease. At least he wouldn't have to live in constant danger in the Three Kingdoms.

The trouble was, this short, fat fellow wasn't too bright and was always trying to make him smoke Seven Wolves cigarettes or teach him a lesson with a stick.

Fortunately, he activated a System at a crucial moment. As long as he kept getting stronger, it wouldn't matter if the short, fat man never used his brain.

Maybe if he used it less, he wouldn't die of a headache, either.

But one day, when he took the hand of a red-faced man and called him Second Brother, then took the hand of a dark-faced man and called him Third Brother, Cao Song was completely dumbfounded.

How could you do this? What was Big-Eared Liu supposed to do for his title as Emperor Zhaolie?

So Cao Song quietly took Zhao Yun and Ma Chao on as bodyguards, Huang Zhong as his old steward, and even made Zhou Cang and Wei Yan into coachmen.

Years later, Big-Eared Liu was fleeing when he suddenly threw down his riding crop and roared at the sky: "I'm done running! This is too hard! Why do I feel like I'm always living in someone else's shadow?"