Three Kingdoms: I Have Been a Human Being for Three Generations, and I Have Been the Emperor of the Han Dynasty for Two Generations

I haven't read the book yet, but I really can't play with Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. Let alone come to later generations and go back again. Even if you put Li Er through it, it won't help. The Eastern Han Dynasty has been terminally ill since Emperor An. , Eunuchs, aristocratic families, and wealthy families, the emperor had to use the power of one to contain the other. In the end, the three families were able to compete with the imperial power and even suppressed the imperial power for a time. This was really not a situation that anyone could win. Class conflicts were sharp, natural disasters occurred frequently, and foreign races were becoming more and more powerful on the outside. Internally, since Emperor Ling established the shepherd and abolished history, The local princes supported their troops and respected themselves, but the country betrayed its trust by selling titles and serving as officials. The local gentry clans annexed land and monopolized the land, and the bureaucratic system was cumbersome and difficult to counterattack. There were locust plagues, floods, earthquakes, and epidemics one after another. In this way, Zhu Youjian played a good hand with a poor s/b and it was considered hopeless. Only Liu Xie was really helpless.

It took me 30 and almost two days to finish it It was a bit too sloppy and it ended ε=(´ο｀*))) Oh

This is the most awesome opponent I have ever seen. He trained a strictly prohibited unit in four days, and trained explosives in three days... On this map, Emperor Qin will have to cool off when he comes to Wuhan.

. . . . . The author should not let himself go too far when it comes to gunpowder. It is reasonable to use gunpowder on a very small scale, such as killing Dong Zhuo, but it is too ridiculous for you to use gunpowder to cause large-scale effects in the military. Especially when adding gunpowder to a catapult. When gunpowder has not reached a certain stage of development and can be stably used, you may explode and accidentally injure your own people. As a result, you are in trouble here. Cao Cao did not have a formula and relied on hard pile experiments to get it done instantly and the effect was stable. It is too outrageous. . . . .

Update quickly, not enough to see, not enough to see, not enough to see

. . . . . . The part about the Qiang people is ugly, long, and deviates from historical logic. I suggest all book friends to skip ahead.

Nonsense. ． . ． . . . . Hahahahahahahahaha