
Three Kingdoms: Oh No, I Became a Late Han Succubus
Falling into the Luo River and drowning, Yang Dan opens his eyes in the fourth year of the Zhongping era and becomes a scion of the Tai Shan Yang family, while also obtaining a bond system.
The people of Tai Shan Yang are not broken-spine dogs.
How can the people of the Han be willing to become two-legged sheep?
Unable to bear the thought of war swallowing the lives of the common people, Yang Dan swears to end the chaos as soon as possible...
But after Yang Dan uses "Ode to the Goddess of the Luo River" to secure the title of a famous man, he suddenly discovers that he has formed too many bonds with warlords, and each and every one of them seems determined to get him.
Liu Bei: Gentlemen, gentlemen, please yield. I was here first.
Cao Cao: Only Cao and Yang are heroes. Heroes cherish heroes, so the rest of you should step aside.
Yuan Shao: Hmph, isn't the name of the four generations of my family and three prime ministers enough to make my dear friend bow?
Sun Jian: I respectfully invite you, sir, to travel south with me and plan great affairs...
And in the corner, Yuan Shu is crouched there grinding his teeth, muttering words like bonds, friendship, and confidant, phrases that no one can understand.
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