Overnight, he is thrown into the chaotic Three Kingdoms era and reborn as Liu Chang, Liu Zhang's second son, a figure never recorded in the history books.
From the start, he commands a hundred thousand cavalry and wields the strength of the Conqueror of Chu.
He destroys Zhang Lu and takes Hanzhong! He wages war against Liu Biao and claims the nine commanderies of Jingxiang, setting his sights on the Central Plains... He unifies the Three Kingdoms!
He reforms the government at home and builds up the army abroad. He launches an expedition against the Wuhuan, defeats the Roman Empire with his sword, and sends his cavalry across every continent on Earth until all peoples submit!
Before he knows it, Liu Chang looks around and realizes that everywhere he can see is his territory.
There are countless beauties of the Three Kingdoms too: Diao Chan, Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, Zhen Mi, Cai Yan...
Liu Chang is wondering: should he take Sun Shangxiang into his harem? After all, the girl is still just a child right now. Please, I need an answer urgently!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
How can it be said that it is vertical? Two characters horizontal
The sentence about father and emperor in Chapter 23 doesn't seem right. He's just a state pastor? He's not an emperor yet.
This book is so stupid
The first hundred thousand cavalry is awesome. Do you know how much it cost to raise elite cavalry in ancient times? At least ten times more than an infantryman, you are just a second son, what do you do to support him? Mentally retarded
Dare Zhou Mu to be granted the title of General of Hussars??? When you become a hussar general, can anyone be named you? Even the generals don't know how to write about history.
When I read Chapter 3, I just wanted to ask, do you know what a formation of 100,000 people is? The Bird's Nest has a capacity of about 90,000 people, and an average school playground can hold 10,000 people. And it can be said that even the big men at that time could not afford to support one hundred thousand cavalry.
I just don't understand why this kind of novels call upon the civil and military personnel of the previous dynasty.
If the southern forces in the Three Kingdoms era can gather enough cavalry, I will do it. In a territory as big as the Wei Dynasty, there were only 12,000 or so cavalry in northern areas where horses were raised. Do you think cavalry is easy to raise? The southern forces relied on elite heavy infantry to fight against the cavalry. Why are you still in Yizhou? Where can Yizhou get the territory for you to fight with cavalry?
The farts are different from the beginning to the end. The farts are different from the beginning to the end.
The chapters are so broken that I can't read them.