"I don't get it. Sun Quan only has one sister. Is she supposed to be married to Cao Cao's two sons for daytime and nighttime use?"
"What on earth do you usually eat with that mouth of yours to come up with such wild and savage remarks?"
"Let me just mention here: Cao Cao had seven daughters, and all of them were married to Liu Qi. No wonder Liu Qi became the useless good-for-nothing the Imperial Uncle keeps talking about."
"It looks like that Hoshigaki Kisame meme is something Imperial Uncle Liu will never live down!"
"The only sane person in the entire scene is Sun Quan. Every single time the meeting veers off course, he forcibly pulls it back on track."
In the Three Kingdoms Plane,
"No, no, no! I don't want to marry Sun Quan's sister at all. I am already this old, I..."
At this moment, Lady Gan—affectionately nicknamed Hoshigaki Kisame—had not yet passed away. But as Liu Bei's wife, she possessed a broad strategic view and actually turned around to persuade Liu Bei that if Eastern Wu genuinely intended to marry off their sister, Liu Bei should seriously consider it.
After all, being able to marry the sister of Jiangdong's ruler would benefit both the Liu and Sun families, and even more, it would make the rebel Cao Cao think twice before daring to look toward the southeast.
Liu Bei weighed the matter repeatedly, deciding in the end to see what his military advisor had to say.
Deep down, he knew very well that marrying Sun Quan's sister would be a tremendous help to him pers…
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