Three Kingdoms: I Told You to Kill Dong Zhuo, but You Married His Granddaughter?

Yuan Bao transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty and becomes the eldest legitimate son of the Yuan family's third generation. His second uncle is Yuan Shao, and his third uncle is Yuan Shu. He thinks a life of endless riches and luxury awaits him.

He never expects Yuan Shao to raise an army against Dong Zhuo, leaving him and dozens of Yuan family members still in Luoyang on the brink of execution.

To survive, Yuan Bao throws himself into the game. He marries Dong Zhuo's granddaughter, poaches Dong Zhuo's followers, takes the emperor hostage to command the warlords, and marches east through Hulao Pass with an army of 300,000.

The whole realm is shaken.

Yuan Shao raises a white flag and begs for mercy: “Dear nephew, why should family draw swords against each other? I have Zhen Mi, a peerless beauty. I'm sure she'll satisfy you.”

Cao Cao seeks peace of his own accord: “Dear son-in-law, I have two daughters. I'll marry them both to you, and we can divide the realm between us.”

Sun Quan, known as Sun of 100,000, pleads in terror: “I'll offer you Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao. I only ask that Your Majesty not let Zhang of 800 cross the river.”

Yuan Bao rises from being the Yuan family's heir to becoming the founding emperor.

Diao Chan is alluring, the Goddess of Luo is peerless, Da Qiao is gentle, and Xiao Qiao is a gifted dancer. Each has her own charms. Who should he choose?