Traveling through the late Han Dynasty and starting in the Northeast, you will get a god-level selection system.
"Gaoguli will attack Lelang, and the master faces a major choice."
"First, take the opportunity to separate the country and end the Han court's jurisdiction, and you can get xxxx."
"Second, assist the Han army to resolve this crisis and you will receive xxxx."
The protagonist chooses the second option.
Because he didn't want to suddenly have a certain bloodline thousands of years later.
Because he wanted to end this troubled times and spread Han civilization to the world.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Are you afraid that you are not a historical person? How many people did you know about Goguryeo during the Eastern Han Dynasty? Gongsundu of Liaodong alone killed it, and still dared to knock on the pass? **
As long as the protagonist takes the elite soldier route. It's still one to one with other troops. At the same time, while reading, I feel that the protagonist's soldiers are always the fewest.
Are you afraid that you are not a historical person? How many people did you know about Goguryeo during the Eastern Han Dynasty? Gongsundu of Liaodong alone killed it, and still dared to knock on the pass? **
As long as the protagonist takes the elite soldier route. It's still one to one with other troops. At the same time, while reading, I feel that the protagonist's soldiers are always the fewest.
Another lick*, I don't want to see it anymore