Three Kingdoms: The Hopeless Adou

If Liu Bei had tossed A Dou away back then, throwing the still-oblivious child to the ground in exchange for a literary giant who would live to a ripe old age centuries later, how would the rest of the Three Kingdoms story have unfolded...

[Blurb] Transmigrated into Liu A Dou, a child whose mother is gone, whose father doesn't care for him, and whose own father has just thrown him to the ground.

The new Liu Chan bared his teeth and grimaced, struggling to rub his tender little bottom inside his swaddling clothes.

He silently declared: Not bad. It's been decades since anyone dared treat me like this. Liu Bei, is it? I'll remember you!

Just you wait! When I grow up, you'll be sorry!

Half serious, half lighthearted. If you aren't familiar with the Three Kingdoms, just read it as a feel-good transmigration story and don't overthink it. After all, this foolish author doesn't know that much about the Three Kingdoms either. (covers face)