Travel back to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
At this time, Lao Dong had not yet entered Beijing, the Yellow Turban Rebellion had not yet completely subsided, and Liu Guanzhang's reputation was not obvious.
Zhang Cheng, who traveled to a remote place, saw the opportunity, pulled the tiger's skin, and gathered a crowd to rebel.
Wherever the soldiers point, they are invincible.
Occupying the land of Soochow, overlooking the Central Plains.
Literati and writers gave him mixed reviews. Some people regarded him as a traitor and criticized him with words and writings. Sometimes he was a benevolent lord in troubled times and restored peace to the world.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Chapter 67: Disputing Dong's Edict in "Three Kingdoms: The Rebel is Fierce" written about the traitor Fierce.
Chapter 67: Disputing Dong's Edict in "Three Kingdoms: The Rebel is Fierce" written about the traitor Fierce.