Three Kingdoms: Liu Biao’s Rebellious Son Rises in Jingzhou
三国：刘表逆子，龙起荆州
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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It's better to write Liu Qi as the protagonist, the legitimate eldest son
It is too difficult for Liu Pan to start an uprising. Filial piety is the most important thing in the Han Dynasty. If you are really a disobedient son, your reputation will definitely be worse than Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu. The only chance is to separate Jingnan and plan to hand over the state to wait for the weather (Liu Biao forces rebellion or Liu Biao dies). Unfortunately, Liu Biao is too capable. By the time you get up, Cao Cao has firmly established himself as the overlord of the northern Central Plains. Three generations of descendants have ruled the southeast. What can you do to fight for the world? After all, you have to be careful about Liu Bei.
Is it rigorous research and is it based on historical data?
Congzi is not a son, he is a piece of cake!
Author, can I agree to copy the traitorous son of the Guan family next door? ?