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1 三 The Emperor of Xi of the Three Kingdoms 三国之熙皇 Ming Wu名武Historical1.7M WordsCompleted I am Yuan Shao's second son, Yuan Xi. To hold the world's power by day and sleep with beauties in your arms by night. Heroes have no regrets, and tyrants shed no tears. In these troubled times, only arms can win respect, and only ruthlessness can bring victory. There can be only one voice in this realm. “Guan Yu, will you surrender or not?” “I will not.” “Fine. Have him brought out and beheaded at noon tomorrow. I don't have Cao Cao's patience.” Yuan Xi left the prison under the astonished, admi 0Votes188.6kRecs169.2kFans

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I am Yuan Xi, the second son of Yuan Shao. Awake, one wields power over the world; drunk, one rests on the lap of a beauty. A hero has no regrets, a tyrant sheds no tears. In chaotic times, only war can win dignity, only ruthlessness can bring victory. There can only be one voice in this world. "Guan Yu, surrender or not?" "Someone will not surrender." "Very well, behead him at noon tomorrow. I do not have Cao Cao's patience." Yuan Xi left the prison amidst the surprised, admiring, and fearful gazes of the ministers.

4 策 Scheming Through the Three Kingdoms 策行三国 Zhuang Buzhou庄不周Historical6.6M WordsCompleted Reborn as Sun Ce, he will dominate the Three Kingdoms. He woke from a dream to find himself as Sun Ce, the Little Conqueror. His father, Sun Jian, was fighting at Xiangyang and stood on the brink of death. His father needed rescuing, an empire needed conquering, and both a troubled age and its beauties needed saving. But things were not as simple as he had imagined. Yuan Shao, with four generations of high ministers behind him, was immensely powerful. Jiangdong lacked horses, making it hard to c 0Votes1.1MRecs271.6kFans

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Reborn as Sun Ce, he dominates the Three Kingdoms. When he woke up from his dream, he had become Sun Ce, the Little Conqueror. His biological father, Sun Jian, was fighting in Xiangyang and his life was hanging by a thread. He had to save his father, fight for the country, and rescue both the chaotic world and the beauty, but things were not as simple as he imagined. Yuan Shao, from a family that had held high office for four generations, was very powerful, but the lack of horses in Jiangdong made it difficult to contend for supremacy. The young emperor was very intelligent, but the scholars were arrogant and naive. The aftermath of the Yellow Turban Rebellion had not yet subsided, and powerful clans were already beginning to emerge. Famous ministers and fierce generals were merely shadows on the stage; an invisible hand was pulling them from behind the scenes. There was exhilaration, regret, and helplessness, but the original intention remained unchanged. With a bit of foresight, we gathered the wisdom and strength of good ministers and brave generals to forge the backbone of a powerful civilization. This is my Three Kingdoms, and I am Sun Ce, the Little Conqueror. —— Lao Zhuang's book club: 23470572, welcome to join!