Liu Yu transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty, during the Three Kingdoms era. Not only are all his stats at 99, he also has Diao Chan, one of the Four Great Beauties, by his side.
At this time, Yuan Shu in Huainan is eyeing his territory, while Sun Ce, the Little Conqueror, could head south into Jiangdong at any moment!
As the eldest son of Liu Yao, Governor of Yangzhou, Liu Yu feels the pressure!
To protect Diao Chan, Cai Wenji, and the others, Liu Yu decides to play it safe!
So Liu Yu becomes a farming fanatic and starts a life of farming in Jiangdong with Diao Chan!
While Liu Yu is engrossed in farming, the balance of power across the land has already changed!
Looking at mountains of grain, weapons, and warhorses, along with a host of generals and strategists, Liu Yu no longer takes the warlords seriously.
Liu Yu: It's so satisfying to conquer the land through farming!
A high-octane Three Kingdoms power fantasy, conquering the south before the north.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You actually used Zhen Ji's picture
There is actually no such person as Diao Chan in history.
The captain, the factory director, has directly lowered the protagonist's qualifications, and doing it himself will tire the protagonist to death.
It seems like no one is watching
Six thousand households were divided into 70,000 jins of grain. How was it calculated that each household could be divided into 100 jins? Could it be that a high-ranking political expert knows the game strategy: making something out of nothing? Either you write ten times more grain, or ten times less population. What can each household do with ten kilograms? It's not enough to make seeds. In ancient times, not in modern times, there were super rices that consumed less seeds and made more money. At that time, one-tenth of the yield per mu was invested in planting seeds.
Why do we need multiple dads?
Do you want to be a eunuch or do you want to continue writing?
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