Three Kingdoms: Liu Feng, the Rebellious Son, Father, Love Me Once More

Also known as “I Really Don’t Want to Help Liu Bei, My Cheap Dad” and “You Brat, You Really Have Become Liu Bei’s Living Dad”

After Liu Feng was sentenced to death by Liu Bei, he was reborn and wanted nothing to do with him ever again. But Liu Bei insisted on acting like his father, leaving Liu Feng itching to become Lü Bu!

Liu Bei even wants to love Liu Feng one more time. Well, don’t blame Liu Feng for being an unfilial son!

Liu Bei clearly found himself an adopted son. How did he end up with a living dad?

People say Liu Feng’s valor is no less than Guan Yu and Zhang Fei’s, and his strategic mind rivals Zhuge Liang’s!

Liu Feng says he just can’t stand Guan Yu, and they’d better not compare him to that Zhuge village bumpkin!

When Liu Feng charges in and out seven times on Changban Slope, carrying Liu Shan in his arms, Cao Cao can’t help but exclaim:

“I thought Lü Bu was already invincible under heaven, but I never imagined someone could be even braver. I love him so much.”

A poem:

“May every son be like Liu Gongda. Liu Jingsheng’s sons are no better than pigs and dogs.”