Three Kingdoms: Yuan Yao's Scheme to Block the River and Huaiyang's Grand Ambitions

He becomes Yuan Yao, yes, the only legitimate son of Yuan Shu, the man called “a dried-up skeleton in his tomb,” Yuan Gonglu! What should he do? He wants to live a good life. He doesn’t want to follow this cheap excuse for a father to ruin. He doesn’t want to spend half his life imprisoned by that blue-eyed brat! What? Sun Ce wants to attack Jiangdong? No way. Stop him. It has to be stopped! Zhou Yu? You’re leaving? Not a chance. You’re staying, and you’re sticking close to me. Talents, talents, and more talents! Whether they’re from Jiangdong, Jingzhou, or Yizhou, from the Central Plains and the northern lands, or the tribes along the frontier in Liangzhou, with me, Yuan Yao, you’re all mine! Cao Cao, right? I don’t like doing the thinking myself. Go play with the geniuses under my command. Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, come help me massage my legs! Zhen Ji, come dance the Startling Swan Dance!