Three Kingdoms: I Have No Intention of Fighting for Hegemony
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As a bandit around Mount Tai, Lu Ze has no obligation to compete with the princes for hegemony and change the era. In the troubled times of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there was naturally a hero to end this era, but the situation forced him to step in. Encircling mountains, farming, irrigating, building roads, mining, iron smelting, expanding chapters... Lu Ze used practical actions to seize the economic lifeline, win over wealthy families, control local areas, and create the strongest territories and tribes in the Three Kingdoms. Sorry, I didn't intend to fight for hegemony, but this era needs to change.
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