After transmigrating to the late Eastern Han dynasty, he became Zhang Zhe, the son of Zhang Jiao.
Knowing his time was nearly up, Zhang Jiao resolutely decided to sacrifice himself to pave the way for Zhang Zhe.
After receiving an imperial appointment, Zhang Zhe headed to Liaodong, where he unleashed nightmares upon the frontier tribes.
Xianbei: "Aren't the Han people all weaklings? Whose army is this, able to defeat fifty thousand with just five thousand!"
Goguryeo: "I only wanted to seize a little territory. Why are you wiping out my entire people?"
Cao Cao: "Discussing heroes over wine? Isn't Zhang Zhe the only hero under heaven?"
Liu Bei: "Kongming, whom I visited three times at his cottage, was actually a spy?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
We already know Lu Bu = unit of measurement of force, Cheng Yu = unit of measurement of intelligence Then please read the question: Cao Cao said, "How is Xu Shu's talent better than yours?" Yu said, "Ten times as good as Yu. Cao Cao said: "(Zhuge Liang) How about competing with me?" The concubine said: "How dare you compete with me?" Bright? Like the light of a firefly, bright is the brightness of the bright moon. " Kong Ming said with a smile: "A scholar is not a talented person, but the knowledge in his mind is the best." Ten times. Excuse me, one Pang Tong is equal to how many Cheng Yu?
It's so dark. I dig coal for 8 hours, 16 hours a day.
There are many court officials and noble families in the Yellow Turbans, including Zhang Jiaotm, who is most likely from a noble family. In fact, they are not that weak, but they are indeed from the Eastern Han Dynasty and they are not yet dead. It is not time to die yet.
Although I haven't finished reading it, I still want to ask what the Five Hundred Elites can do.
My evaluation is that if you like to write cool articles, don't tarnish the great virtuous teacher.
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