A Dou, the Hopeless Heir? I Rewrote the Three Kingdoms!

Transmigrated as Liu Shan, he finds that his imperial father has just breathed his last. Zhuge Liang chooses childcare over his northern campaign.

But Liu Shan isn’t worried. The only thing on his mind is the System prompt in his head: [Host’s bloodline is dwindling. Take concubines within one month to receive a year of favorable weather and bountiful harvests. Produce an heir to receive ten thousand shi of grain and five thousand armored soldiers.]

While others vie for supremacy through strategy, Liu Shan does it through “productivity.” He marries Zhang Fei’s daughter so the Eighteen-Foot Serpent Spear will have an heir.

He marries Guan Yu’s daughter, promising to tear Sun Quan apart with his bare hands one day.

The harem gets competitive: whoever bears a son rises in status.

The imperial granaries overflow with provisions, and there are so many warhorses from Liangzhou that they’re given away. Zhuge Liang’s hands tremble as he looks over the supply lists.