I accidentally became Dong Zhuo and led two hundred thousand cavalry into the capital. What should I do?
Should I act like a tyrant and use the Son of Heaven to command the feudal lords?
Or spend the night in the imperial palace, bullying... the powerful ministers?
Emperor Xian: Chancellor Dong, you've worked hard. Please come rest in my sleeping quarters.
Wang Yun: I have an adopted daughter who greatly admires a hero like you, Chancellor. She is willing to become your concubine. I hope you won't turn her away.
The feudal lords: Chancellor, you are a master of both civil and military affairs. You've pacified the realm and achieved unparalleled merit. Please ascend the throne and become emperor!
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Am I*... Li Jue and Guo Si dare to openly confront Dong Zhuo? It's too fake.
Are you mentally retarded? Do you know Dong Zhuo's prestige in the hearts of the Xiliang cavalry? Those two people dare to rebel against Dong Zhuo?
Do the princes like Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, and Wang Yun in Luoyang want the Holy Mother to follow the old path and let them go?
I still very much agree with the castration of Cao Cao.
It made me laugh. In Chapter 37, Yuan Shu actually mentioned the AD years.
Two times of overlord bravery can still fight for ten rounds. When did Wu Anguo become so brave?
The timeline is all wrong. I'm speechless. I'm so retarded. The Young Emperor came to power only after Dong Zhuo came to Beijing.
If Cao Cao cannot be killed, it would be better to kill him than to kill him. Killing him will only make him take revenge regardless of the consequences. It's like Liu Bei's early-stage troublemaker attribute, causing trouble and trouble everywhere.
I didn't write it well at the beginning The good Three Kingdoms was ruined by authors like you
It's great to see Chapter 10 now.