After transmigrating to the end of the Han dynasty, he becomes Gongsun Xu, the only son of the White Horse General, Gongsun Zan.
The moment he opens his eyes, he walks in on a famous scene: Liu Xuande is clutching his father and weeping, hoping to borrow Youzhou's troops for free, and even make off with Changshan's Zhao Zilong, who is currently working as a security team leader!
Knowing history, Gongsun Xu flips the table on the spot. “You want to poach the peerless general of my Gongsun family? Keep dreaming!”
“Borrowing troops to save Xuzhou is fine. His Highness the Imperial Uncle is so benevolent and righteous, surely leaving Guan Yu and Zhang Fei as collateral is no big deal?”
One reverse guilt trip later, Liu Bei's tears catch in his throat, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are dumbfounded, and Zhao Yun can only admire the move!
From then on, the Three Kingdoms loses one conventional warlord and gains a wild card who never plays by the rules.
No money to pay the troops? He takes three thousand hardened soldiers to bust open a corrupt official's own treasury, making off with a thousand taels of gold. His chief clerk is so furious he nearly spits blood!
Rebels at the gates? He takes five hundred death-row convicts and uses gold ingots to buy off the enemy camp, then sips tea as his enemies turn on each other. His father, Gongsun Zan, is left open-mouthed!
Yuan Shao's envoy dares to swagger in? He gets slapped hard across the face right in the street!
Years later.
Cao Cao: “When it comes to ruthlessness, I'm practically a saint compared to that kid!”
Yuan Shao: “How did that rascal fleece my family fortune, built up over four generations of high office, down to the bare bones?!”
Liu Bei wails: “Give Zilong back to me! Give the realm back to me!”
Gongsun Xu points his spear as the White Horse Volunteers shake the land: “Who cares about rules in times of chaos? Sorry, I'm taking the whole realm!”
I sat down and wrote about the Three Kingdoms. It is definitely unique among the Three Kingdoms. I was worried that the author might think that the span of the previous book was too big.
Finally someone writes about the Gongsun family in Liaodong
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