Don't Bully Me. Behind Me Are the Three Kingdoms

My father is Lu Bu, my mother is Diao Chan, and my sister is Lu Lingqi. My masters include but are not limited to: Mr. Hua Tuo Guan Nian Shuijing, Mr. Zuo Ci Yu Jinan Hua Laoxian; I call Boss Cao of the Three Kingdoms uncle, Uncle Liu Huang and I talk and laugh happily, and Sun Quan and I call him brothers. Don't bully me. Behind me are the Three Kingdoms. Ps: The Three Kingdoms in this book is an original happy comedy with a family-friendly Three Kingdoms background. It is different from the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This book shall prevail. The characters of the Three Kingdoms cited are basically orderly and good, and all of them are benevolent, righteous, polite, wise and trustworthy. Things that are consistent with the allusions of the Three Kingdoms themselves are basically forced to act for reasons that have to be explained or are set up to retire after success, rather than from their true intentions. Typical ones are those who do evil things, such as: Lu Bu in this book has a very different character from Lu Bu in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It can be said that only the name is the same. In this book, Lu Bu is a true hero of the Three Kingdoms. When he was a general, he was very heroic. At home, he was a good family man, full of benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom and trust. In the original work, Lu Bu did not do any of the dark history of the slaves with three surnames and killing his adopted father, but in this book, Lu Bu did not do it. Instead, someone framed the blame.