Sister-in-law cooks for her sister-in-law

A Brief History of Liu Cong Liu Cong married the niece of Liu Biao's stepmother, Chua, so Chua loved Liu Cong and hated Liu Qi, and often told Liu Biao that it ruined Chyi Yu's reputation. Liu Biao dotes on his second wife and always accepts it. Liu Biao's brother-in-law Cai Mao and nephew Zhang Yun also benefited from Liu Biao and got along well with Liu Cong. Liu Biao wants Liu Cong as his successor and Cai Mao as his confidant. Liu Qi was the satrap of Jiangxia, and Cai Mao, Zhang Yun and others gave Liu Cong as an heir. Liu Cong and his brother Liu Qi have been estranged since then. Jingzhou officials, such as Kuai Yue, Han Song and Fu Xun, all lobbied Liu Cong to surrender to Cao Cao. When Cao Cao Jun arrived in Xiangyang, Liu Congju surrendered. Finally, Cao Cao took Liu Cong as the secretariat of Jingzhou, and made him a marquis.

Concise romantic biography

Liu Cong, the son of Liu Biao and his later wife, Mrs. Cai, is very popular with Liu Biao. The Chua family wants to establish Liu Cong as the main body. When Liu Biao was seriously ill, they cut off the contact between their eldest son Liu Qi and Liu Biao. After Liu Biao's death, they established Liu Cong as the main body. When Cao Cao's army went south, Liu Biao's old ministers Fu Xun, Kuai Yue, RoyceWong and others persuaded Liu Cong to surrender to Cao Cao, and finally Liu Cong surrendered to Jingzhou under the auspices of Cai Mao and others. Cao Cao named Liu Cong the secretariat of Jingzhou, and sent Liu Cong and his mother, Mrs. Cai, to Qingzhou, but secretly ordered them to stop halfway.