I Transmigrated as Yuan Shu: From the Start, I Urged My Father to Rebel

Yuan Shu stayed up late rushing to finish a PowerPoint presentation and died suddenly. When he woke up, he had become the legitimate son of the Yuan family, a family that had held high office for four generations.

Beautiful women, lavish feasts, and a life of luxury: a hundred times better than slaving away for someone else. He barely got to enjoy it for a few days before his father, Yuan Feng, was humiliated at court by the Ten Attendants. In a moment of hotheadedness, Yuan Shu shut the door and urged him, “The Han Empire is rotten to the core. We should seize the moment and rise up. You become emperor, and I'll be crown prince. Doesn't that sound great?”

Yuan Feng grabbed a stick and gave him a brutal beating.

After getting his backside thrashed, Yuan Shu finally learned his lesson: there was no need to rush a rebellion, but they couldn't put all their eggs in one basket.

He said to his father, “Let me go to Changshan in Jizhou and serve as its governor. Zhao Yun is there, along with Ju Shou and Tian Feng. If you won't let me rebel now, at least let me build up some resources for our family in advance.”

Yuan Feng rubbed his aching wrists and looked at the son whose beating had finally knocked some sense into him.

Governor of Changshan? Approved.

Yuan Shu had only just finished applying medicine when a voice sounded in his mind: “Supreme System activated. Host's current strength: first-rate general.”