Liu Qi traveled through time and became the eldest son of Liu Biao. Unwilling to be labeled as a "dog" in the history books, he made plans in advance and resigned from his post to go south to explore the way for his father Liu Biao to take office in Jingzhou. When he first entered Yicheng, he used his identity as the governor to test the county magistrate Li Zheng, but in fact he secretly found out the details of the five major families in Jingzhou. When the five tribes plotted to intercept Liu Biao on the way, Liu Qi had already ambushed 300 elites outside the city, and a secret battle concerning the ownership of Jingzhou quietly began.
