The Three Kingdoms Begins with the Battle Out of Chang'an

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At the end of the Han Dynasty, the road to Yizhou was the most promising to unify the world. Unfortunately, Liu Zhang was too incompetent and cowardly. There was no shortage of strong advisers and generals. As long as there were talented people and strong strategies, they could first conquer the two continents of Hanzhong and Yongliang, and then send troops to Jingzhou after there was a change in Jingzhou. Then they would dominate the world. Moreover, it was Liu Han's orthodoxy. The Han Dynasty still cared about Han for more than four hundred years.

I firmly support having girls, harems, stallions, and multiple female leads.

Too many novels use time travel as a historical biography. If the protagonist can't change society or the whole world, but just creates a 300-year historical dynasty, what's the point? Too many authors find excuses for their protagonists, saying that the protagonist is an ordinary person who does not know technology, cannot make gunpowder, etc. Anyway, as long as it involves scientific progress, he cannot do it because he has never done it! The reason for this is too ridiculous. The Romans knew that volcanic mud could be used to build houses, and the alchemists of the Warring States Period had already produced elementary gunpowder! It's just that the purity is not enough and the formula is not good enough! The ancients were very smart, they just lacked a scientific method and technological direction! For example, if a person from the future comes to our era 100 years in the future, even if he knows nothing, he can still bring at least 50 years of technological progress to the world! The reason why scientific progress is slow is that we don't know whether the direction is correct! For example, after spending countless resources and funds, what should I do if quantum computers are the wrong direction? Because there is no direction, our technology is almost stagnant, because humans need to explore slowly and little by little in countless darkness! This was also the case in ancient times. It took the ancients almost 1,000 years to reverse the seal, and then printing was invented! Was there no seals during the Warring States Period? There was papyrus in the Han Dynasty, but it was not until the Tang Dynasty that people knew how to boil the pulp! Oh my God! A section of bamboo pipe allowed the ancients to use coal! Technology is that simple. The ancients were very smart but lacked knowledge! Looking at the works of Laozi and hundreds of sages, we are still amazed to this day! Those were people from 2,500 years ago! If such a sage were kept for a few days, he would be like Einstein and Newton! Go for it! You must understand that time-travelers have no sense of security. What would people today who have no sense of security do in ancient times? I hope this helps the author a little bit.

Why can't I update properly and keep repeating those few sentences?

It's another conspiracy theory. It's not my cup of tea. Bye bye.

If you repeat a lot of things in each chapter, except for the last few dozen words, you can't update or write well. The plot is pretty good, but the updates are too slow and are still repetitive.

It's a nice, cool article.

Okay, come on, write well and don't stop updating.

What you wrote in the early stage is actually quite good, but you didn't realize that the short period of time you wrote is a bit cold. You now prevent us from seeing the exciting parts, such as the fighting on the battlefield, the love between children, etc.