Han Official

You are really making up this fictional history. Except for the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the beginning, you are not involved in any other historical events. You just brought it to the princes to discuss Dong Dong, and then recounted these intervening things. It is also very funny. I suspect that you are pretending to understand. You don't understand the Three Kingdoms at all. After checking some scrap information, you feel that you are very sophisticated.

You are letting yourself go more and more. General Mitian and General Tiangong next to General Huantian give you thumbs up. Do you have a brother named Wei Jiancheng? It made me think that China was invaded by the Five Huns before the Three Kingdoms. What's wrong with Busi Grassland? He also has Zhuge Xiangfu, who writes all kinds of old jokes. There is no need for any intelligence organization in the follow-up. Anyway, someone will send the information. It is best to have a meteorite to directly kill all the opponents and still end up in the end. It is really a waste of money.

The writing is rigorous and realistic. Updates will stop on July 24th. The author needs to work hard, even the production team members don't dare to take such a break.

The writing is rigorous and historical. And this is the first time I have seen someone write a book in the late Eastern Han Dynasty using the boundaries of Liaodong as the starting point. Come on, author.

I want to ask if this is a single female protagonist. I feel like a marriage is needed to conquer the world🉐

There's nothing wrong with the writing, it's very good, I like it very much, but the general direction of the plot is too depressing. Take me for example. When I read the Three Kingdoms, I wanted to see the Three Kingdoms competing for hegemony in the Central Plains, not the painful development in Liaodong. The Korean Peninsula was not civilized at that time, so what's the use of development? Is it really going to take decades to develop? Then the Three Kingdoms are over. The most we can do is become another Goguryeo. The upper limit is there. You can go to border counties like Liangzhou and Bingzhou, which are all good. Why go to the Korean Peninsula? That was the Korean Peninsula during the Three Kingdoms period! Do you expect to rely on the Korean Peninsula to penetrate into the Central Plains? Even Sun Quan and Liu Bei cannot penetrate the north by relying on Jiangnan! In China's five thousand years, it has been penetrated by nomads, peasant uprisings, and the Northern Expedition from south to north was successful, but it has never seen the Korean Peninsula become a climate. We should focus on the Central Plains, and Liaodong can also be used to fight against Wuhuan to train troops, expand influence into Youzhou, and then take advantage of Dong Dong's rise; instead of working hard to develop like a closed country, thinking about the three-acre land of the Three Kingdoms every day, the most important thing in the Three Kingdoms is influence and reputation. You have almost been forgotten, how can you fight for hegemony in the world? Theoretically it is no longer possible! You can only rely on cheating, otherwise it is impossible to rise. At most, you will be Gongsun Du. Really, you don't even need to unify the north. When you unify Youzhou, you can unify the three Koreas by sending a partial army. At that time, more than half of the Korean Peninsula already belonged to the Han Dynasty, and the remaining three Koreas were almost like savages! Why do you think you are fighting with him?

It's just that the dialogue is too dramatic, with some modern sentences often appearing

It's too long-winded. Is it a novel or an essay?

There are very few historical articles written with care these days.

No, is it a eunuch? (●-●) Is it so bad to study hard? I think it's pretty good-looking