Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, the Emperor Is Coerced into Crusading Against Foreigners.

Zhao Ye traveled to the Three Kingdoms. The system had not been activated yet, but it was still powerful. He recruited troops and horses in Xiliang, met the world's heroes, and gathered in the thatched cottage to discuss world affairs. He reclaimed wasteland in Qishan Mountain, built the world's granary, helped the people, and won the hearts of the people all over the world. He established prestige in Chang'an, recruited counselors from all over the world, guarded the frontiers, and resisted the barbarians. However, what puzzles all the princes is... Zhao Ye obviously had the strength to compete with them for world supremacy, but he coerced the emperor into crusading against foreigners and kept guarding the borders to fight against the barbarians. He resisted the aliens, swept through the wilderness, and left behind famous sayings throughout the ages. Zhao Ye: The Han Dynasty can be destroyed, but the Han people cannot be destroyed! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.