Three Kingdoms: Armed with 100,000 Soldiers, Domination Starts from Jingzhou

Traveling through the late Han Dynasty, Liu Mu became the eldest son of Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao. Seeing the struggle for hegemony in full swing at the end of the Han Dynasty, the cheap old man with a hundred thousand men in armor was just a housekeeper with no ambition to make progress. How could Liu Mu, who aspired to be a great Han Dynasty, endure this! Therefore, Liu Mu decisively used Mrs. Cai's hands to perform a "filial death" for Liu Biao through a series of secret acts. Liu Mu, who inherited the foundation and was known as a prince, put his arms around the still charming Cai family, and led a hundred thousand soldiers and soldiers to point their swords at the world. How could he be so high-spirited? Unexpectedly, just after Liu Biao died, the Baye System received the money in real time. As long as the host forces strive for hegemony and become stronger in troubled times, they can redeem everything from the system mall. Can I cheat if I sacrifice my father? System, your mother-in-law should have told you earlier! If he had known this earlier and was as filial as him, how would he have allowed Liu Biao to live until now? A few years later. When Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao and led an army of 830,000 to the south, he felt numb looking at the millions of Jingzhou troops under Liu Mu across the river. "Old Cao, if you come later, Mu will have to go on the Northern Expedition first!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.