[No System, political intrigue, passionate, multiple heroines]
He transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and becomes Liu Qi, son of the provincial governor.
His mother dies young, and his father, Liu Biao, marries Cai Shi as his stepmother.
She gives birth to his half-brother, Liu Cong.
Together, they take away the Jingzhou governorship that should have passed to him.
The Cai clan sees him as a thorn in their side,
and wants him dead!
How can he turn this game around?
A student of history, he refuses to let others manipulate him.
His wisdom rivals Zhuge Liang's.
His martial skills are even more astonishing. With a simple squeeze of the trigger, he can kill without anyone seeing it coming.
Zhuge Liang: He stole my Longzhong Plan?
Liu Bei: Liu Qi spent a year in Jiangxia, and now I can barely understand him!
Cai Mao: Killing him doesn't seem so easy anymore...
You can take a look.
Liu Qi, the young master of the Three Kingdoms, was a character filled with resentment, and the author's intention in portraying him as such is excellent. It also somewhat soothes Liu Qi's lingering grievances. I've read over ten chapters, and so far it's alright, just too short! 😄