Reborn as Lü Bu, I Will No Longer Be the Three-Surname Slave

Wuyuan Commandery, Jiuyuan County, the winter of the second year of Jianning. Lü Bo is dead. All he leaves behind for his son, Lü Bu, is a broken blade, a bronze medallion, and a single warning: "Don't be like me." Don't spend a lifetime as a nameless foot soldier guarding the frontier wall, only to break your leg, be abandoned by everyone, and rot away in a frozen trench. When a fifteen-year-old boy drags a dead wolf through the south gate of Jiuyuan City, no one spares him a second glance. He has no noble lineage, no renowned mentors, and no adoptive fathers waiting to be served. All he possesses are a pair of iron-hard hands, the mystery behind his broken blade, and a relentless, unyielding grit deep within his bones. The chaotic era of the Three Kingdoms is fast approaching. Some are born to be chess players, while others are destined to be mere pieces on the board. Lü Bu refuses to accept this fate. He will not bow to Ding Yuan, he will not submit to Dong Zhuo, and he will never lower himself to become a "three-surname slave." Starting from the bitter snows of Jiuyuan, he will fight his way up, step by step, until he reaches a height where the entire world looks up to him in awe. "I care not what the world says of me. But what my soldiers say—that, I care about."