He transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty.
At this point, Old Dong hasn't entered the capital yet, the Yellow Turban Rebellion hasn't been completely quelled, and Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei are still unknown.
Zhang Cheng, transmigrated to a remote region, seizes his chance, borrows a powerful name to rally the people, and leads a rebellion.
Wherever his army advances, it is unstoppable.
He takes control of the lands of Eastern Wu and looks down upon the Central Plains.
Scholars and writers are divided over him. Some see him as a rebel and denounce him in writing and speech. Others regard him as a benevolent ruler in troubled times, one who will restore peace to the realm.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I also feel that women have many things to do, and the more you write the character of Qing'er, the more annoying you are, and you are too self-assertive. According to ancient times, if a slave becomes a concubine and you don't stay well and make your own decisions, only the protagonist, a modern person, can tolerate it. And the protagonist is really serious about this Qing'er. As a hero, can you be more domineering, be tougher on women, and let them stay in the backyard obediently? Don't be so adventurous. Moreover, I didn't expect the relationship between the protagonist and Qing'er. I really don't see what conditions Qing'er has for the protagonist to treat her like a wife.
It took you 186 years to go to the Three Kingdoms. Who told you that the 186 years were only Zhongping, Chuping, and Jian'an?
It's easy to catch water bandits like Zhou Tai! Later, he dug into Jingzhou's corner and recruited Jiang Wan and others, plus Wei Yan, Gan Ning, and Zhou Tai. Basically formed and not exaggerated, Zhao Yun can move easily
There are hundreds of thousands of savings, but only three updates a day? Now the average update is between 57 every day. Too little for you
The protagonist should recruit people quickly, otherwise there will be too many enemy generals and the thief leader will escape every time. If the protagonist can have twice as many generals as now, I think he can fight to the death to keep the thief leader, and Sun Jian and Sun Ce will not be able to survive.
The mountainous roads in Jiaozhou are so harsh that there are even 500 war horses!!
Pig's feet are the masters of the people, not the big-headed soldiers. Don't rush forward as soon as there is a war. Also, if you write about love in the Three Kingdoms, are you sick? Or what?
This book has good logic. I just read it yesterday. I forgot to eat and sleep. The author will update it quickly.
Chapter 67: Disputing Dong's Edict in "Three Kingdoms: The Rebel is Fierce" written about the traitor Fierce.
During the period when the princes were fighting against Dong, Cao Cao was a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. It can be said that he was a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty until he obeyed the emperor's orders and refused to serve. However, after he was disappointed, he changed.