Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Emperor

Do you have some misunderstanding about the aristocratic families? Let me tell you, if a mere 100,000 cavalry pushes them too far in Luoyang, they're as good as dead. If you dare to slaughter all the top nobles in Luoyang, the entire coalition of aristocratic families from the Eastern Han Dynasty will be ready to attack you tomorrow. Even Dong Zhuo didn't dare to do that. If the aristocratic families of the thirteen provinces of the Han Dynasty were determined to get rid of you, they could easily wipe you out with a few million troops. Also, the victory in the Liberation War was only achieved after they gained the support of the powerful and wealthy, and only after stabilizing the situation did they discard them like tools.

Foolish! The main character's name can have three characters? Do you not know the history of the Three Kingdoms? Look around, which person in the Three Kingdoms has a three-character name?

Was it copied from ancient Roman slave owners?

Forced loyalty order. Why not just put it on Dong Zhuo when the opportunity arises?

Was the Three Kingdoms period a slave society, where people could be bought and sold on a large scale?

It's a complete imitation; the timing of the ups and downs is exactly the same.

They even dared to enslave the world. If they had the ability to enslave foreigners, what kind of people would they be to enslave their own?

In the Han Dynasty, given names were not single-character names but rather humble, unrefined names.

I feel like you're pretty much the same as a book.

Imitating ancient Rome? Or are they planning to copy it?