Cao Cao, the great warlord of his age, had sons who were all outstanding.
Sun Jian was brave, and people couldn't stop praising Sun Ce and Sun Quan.
Even Yuan Shao's sons were pretty capable.
Ma Teng's son was even more impressive: he drove Cao Cao to flee on foot after losing his horse.
Though my father settled Jingzhou with a single cavalry charge and then held off both Cao Cao and Sun Quan,
he still seemed like a hero of his age.
By comparison, my brother and I really did make our father hang his head in shame.
But let's be reasonable. I wasn't the only one who surrendered.
Why am I the only one being blamed, while Liu Shan gets off free???
And here's the most important thing:
Why is Liu Shan treated so well, while I get the cleaver treatment?
Liu Cong, woken up angry once again in the middle of the night, declared that he refused to accept it.
The ghosts of the Liu emperors in the room looked at him with disdain.
With a face like yours, you're no better than a pig or a dog.
After all, nobody in the Liu family would willingly settle for being a puppet. :)
If you can't sleep, get up and study. I'm talking to you, Liu Cong.
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Reborn into another life, Liu Cong was lectured every day by a crowd of emperors surnamed Liu.
He shed bitter tears.
There's no way I can save the Han Empire.
Please, find someone more capable for the job.
P.S. The Records of the Three Kingdoms don't record what happened to Liu Cong after he became Inspector of Qingzhou. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he's done for, so this story follows the novel's version.
Screenshot dated 2021.04.08
Theme: Live positively and meet challenges head-on.
