Reborn in the late Han Dynasty as the King of Qiansheng, with the Yellow Turbans on the rise and the Han court on the verge of collapse?
"Ding! Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng requests reincarnation!"
"Ding! The Butcher Bai Qi requests reincarnation!"
"Ding! Strategist Xiao He requests reincarnation!"
"Ding! The Sage of War Sun Wu requests reincarnation!"
"Ding! Ying Zheng has successfully reincarnated. Dropped: nine zhang of true dragon energy, one book of imperial statecraft, and one wild Afang!"
P.S. This blurb is terrible. Please read the novel itself.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
I think when going to a foreign country, we should kill all the foreigners, or leave only the women. Men, old people and children are all killed, or some people say I am cruel, but war is inherently cruel, and civil war is fine. After all, one's own people fight their own people, but foreign war is about conquest. What does conquest mean is to kill until they are afraid, and kill until they dare not have any objections. And the best thing is genocide
Let me go, when will Bai Qi, Lord Wu'an, become Gongsun Qi? Are you stupid? You dare to change the name of General Slaughter, and do it randomly.
Don't you want Ran Min to start the game but Li Bai? In troubled times like the Three Kingdoms, do you think Li Bai or Ran Min was more useful? Also, Li Bai knew martial arts, but he was definitely not that high? Can you please stop bragging about Li Bai? (I'm not a critic of Li Bai, I just can't bear to see people bragging about Li Bai.) If you don't like it, don't complain.
As a time traveler, the protagonist has been assimilated by the rules of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Let's talk about the protagonist marrying a wife. How to marry a woman? Do you have to obey other people's rules? Is the establishment of a new dynasty still named after the Han Dynasty? . Not all of the dynasties in later generations were Han Chinese, but they were not named after the Han Dynasty. So why should a new dynasty established by the Han people still be of the Han Dynasty? . After all, during the Warring States Period, there were no Han people. Aren't we, the Qin Dynasty, a member of China? Aren't we, the First Emperor, a citizen of China?
Let me tell that Gang Jing classmate one thing. The Mo Dao was lost when the Yuan Dynasty conquered the world. The Mo Dao was lost before the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The main reason is that the Mo Dao has too high physical requirements for the soldiers. Once the Mo Dao comes out, even the heavy cavalry can't get in. Otherwise, how could you think that in the early Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin had to keep all the foreign races around him obedient! Then again, I can draw more than a dozen arrows when I draw a bow. Why are you saying that ancient soldiers can only draw two or three arrows? Are you kidding me? You must treat others as useless! 250,000 Cavalrymen don't need to shoot down many people. As long as they kill 10,000 warhorses, the speed of the cavalrymen behind them can be slowed down. Cavalrymen without speed are useless.
In the past few days, I have been reading official and unofficial histories about the Three Kingdoms and found an interesting question. Most of the counselors in the Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu came from Yingchuan College, and the teacher at Yingchuan College was Mr. Shui Jing, Sima Wei, and the one who finally unified the world was also the Sima family. I have a big idea, could it be that the Sima family was actually planning the entire Three Kingdoms?
Four famous people in the Cao family Cao Cao, Cao Ren, Cao Zhen, Cao Shuang!
Two hundred thousand troops fought, and no one died. Hiss, it's so poisonous. This book can poison people to death.
Repeated chapters require software to clear the cache, so that you can see the non-duplicated chapters.
He has an oversized number before he is dead, so what? Also, Emperor Kangxi and others were named after their reign names, such as Emperor Chongzhen. Chongzhen was the reign name, his nickname was Emperor Xiaolie, and his temple name was Ming Sizong. The tradition of calling the emperor by his reign was started in the Ming Dynasty, because the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties basically did not change their reign titles. The emperor will only be called His Majesty when he is alive. Foreign vassals would only address themselves as His Majesty the Emperor of the Han Dynasty. The only person in history who had given himself an imperial title or a temple title while alive was Cao Pi's son Cao Rui.