The Cat Family's Transmigration Diary: Three Kingdoms Arc, The Twin Dragons of the Late Han

In a chaotic age, it is hard to tell loyalty from treachery, or good from evil. This is especially true before the dust has settled.

Who will be the wise ruler who finally brings an end to this troubled age?

Was I wrong?

The dragon in our family is a good dragon: bright-eyed, slender, stubborn and shy, gentle and considerate.

Dragon Cat: Zhao Zilong is a good comrade. (Pats him on the shoulder.)

Old Cat: According to the history books, shouldn't he be in his fifties?

Sugar Cat: Could this be the legendary youthful old man with white hair? But spearmen have always had terrible luck!

Zhao Yun: Which one of you said I was over sixty?!

Guo Jia: I massacred one city and took ten more. The Battle of Xuzhou was my doing.

Cao Cao: Call me a capable minister or a treacherous hero, but this Han dynasty has to change.

???: Miss, you're as lovely as a flower. Would you accept this sprig of willowherb?

Liu Bei: I am descended from Prince Jing of Zhongshan. As an imperial uncle, it is my duty to restore the Han dynasty.

Xun You: (Holding his tea.) Emperor Guangwu and Emperor Jing weren't even of the same branch. They were already separated by five generations. Is he trying to challenge the emperor's legitimacy?

Cheng Yu: That fellow lost his title long ago. What's there to discuss? Good work, kids!

Zhong Yao: Why does your calligraphy look so familiar? Did we study under the same teacher?

Man Chong: You lot, stop making things harder for the public security in Xudu!

To avoid this becoming one of those series that only gets updated once a month, I'm busy with real life right now. Please understand.

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If there are no problems, I'll try to update a chapter this Saturday.

Volume One is being completely rewritten because it became a source of embarrassment.

Volume Two is already finished: Old Cat and Sugar Cat's story at Yingchuan Academy