Three Kingdoms: I Am Yuan Shu

After Sun Jian's death, Sun Ce sought refuge with Yuan Shu and recognized Yuan Shu as his adoptive father. →Sun Ce should call Yuan Shu "Dad" Sun Ce was the elder brother of Sun Quan and Sun Shangxiang. In ancient times, the eldest brother was considered like a father, and the elder brother's adoptive father was also the adoptive father of his younger siblings.

It's rare to see a piece about the Three Kingdoms period that includes Yuan Shu; this is like getting a dragon-slaying sword right from the start! I'm so excited! Let's compare the two Yuans and Yuan Shu from different periods first.

Having read so much about the Three Kingdoms, I feel only the author could write about domestic affairs and reputation so well. I truly love this book. However, I have some personal opinions to offer to the author. It seems the author wanted to write a mythological version of the Three Kingdoms, but didn't emphasize the mythology enough.

I couldn't stand it anymore after the third chapter. Historically, Xun Yu was recommended as a filial and incorruptible official at a young age and served under Cao Cao, where he was addressed as General Cao. The protagonist just spouts a few empty platitudes and people immediately become his lord. I haven't seen such a simplistic, childish novel in years.

Keep it up! It's okay if the updates are slow, just don't abandon the story and leave it unfinished. I'll give you a monthly pass to support me, and please feature this post!

I've seen many negative comments about Zhuge Liang, saying that *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* mythologized him. Yes, the Battle of Red Cliffs was Zhou Yu's doing, and the Borrowing Arrows with Straw Boats was Sun Quan's—that's correct, that's how it's recorded in *Records of the Three Kingdoms*. But why don't you read the whole thing first?

Honestly, if you were transported to Yuan Shu's world, everyone else would be out of the game, and you could win immediately. Do you know what the late Han Dynasty was like? It was Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao fighting each other; nobody else really got a piece of the action. In the early stages, even Yuan Shao couldn't beat Yuan Shu.

This is hilarious! You've already transmigrated into Yuan Shu and you still want to follow the historical timeline? People ask you why you chose Yangzhou. Since you predicted Yuan Shao would unify the north and compete with Cao Cao for the Central Plains, and you're going to follow history anyway, what's the point of transmigrating? Just follow history and die!

The author must be a fool. In chapter 172, he wrote that Bai Qi was killed by Qin Shi Huang. Qin Shi Huang was only two years old when Bai Qi died. He was so powerful at the age of two! He was truly unprecedented and unparalleled!

This is garbage, everyone should abandon it, it's too toxic! You're already here and you're still letting Yuan Shao and Cao Cao unify the north? What are you even doing here? Why not occupy advantageous areas first, or just artificially increase the difficulty?