At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the realm is in chaos, ** heroes vie for supremacy, and the Warring States era begins anew. After transmigrating as the son of Han Fu, Governor of Jizhou, the protagonist uses a summoning System to call forth renowned heroes and generals and seize a vast realm. Xiang Yu duels Lu Bu and Zhao Yun; Li Yuanba takes on the Five Tiger Generals; Li Cunxiao battles the Twenty-Eight Generals of the Yuntai...
Remember, this is not the Three Kingdoms. This is a new Warring States era, the most chaotic and glorious chapter in Chinese history.
It is also the most thrilling age of all.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you don't accept Zhao Yun's words, your novel will be uninteresting.
Han Fu is really good at naming. One is Han Xin, the other is Han Fei, and is there another named Han Shizhong? (Funny)
Author, since the surname of pig's feet is Han, we must catch up with everyone surnamed Han. Han Ying, Han Qinhu, Han Yu, Han Gan, Han Huang, Han Derang, Han Shizhong, Han Qi, Han Zhouzhou, Han Shantong, and Han Lin'er are all arranged.
Yu Juluo 98 is too low. After all, he is also the figure who killed Li Yuanba in unofficial history.
Xue Rengui's military power is low. You went too far by designing Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's military power to be so much higher than Xue Rengui's.
Xue Rengui seems to be better than Guan Yu
Commentary on the third chapter of "Three Kingdoms: Summoning the World" written by Dugu Weiwo: The system recruits powerful generals and the coalition forces discuss countermeasures.
Laughing to death, dignified Xue Rengui hasn't closed down his force yet
I think the author should first decide which one to focus on? Is it Han Xin or the protagonist? Why every time I watch it, I feel like the main character is Han Xin.