[No System] [No Harem] [Heavy Casualties] [Realistic Battlefields]
Guan Yu dies! Zhao Yun loses an arm! Huang Zhong bleeds to death! I paid the most harrowing price to unify the war-torn Three Kingdoms.
The protagonist transmigrates back to the end of the Han Dynasty, before Cao Cao takes the emperor hostage to command the feudal lords, and gets there first to escort the emperor into Shu. Using Shu as his base, he devotes his life to helping the Han Dynasty achieve reunification once more.
The story features campaigns against the feudal lords, repelling foreign invaders, wiping out Fusang, boosting agricultural yields, manufacturing weapons, encountering extraordinary opportunities, and fighting powerful villains.
He holds more power than anyone in the world and could have overthrown the Han and crowned himself king. But he stays true to his sense of justice, helps the Han reclaim its lost lands, then withdraws from court, returns power to the Han imperial family, and retires to the woods.
It's okay. I feel like it's getting more and more martial arts and fantasy. If you really can't write it later, you can add a bonus at the end. You can also add some fantasy elements if you write fantasy or martial arts. You can also add martial arts elements. Unless your book collapses, otherwise you shouldn't write history. Instead, write fairy tales.
I love my first child and will have a second one when I raise him
Within the first page or two I knew the author knew fiction. But. . . The protagonist of this book seems a little too smooth.
Isn't it good to have Diao Chan? If I have to write about Huang Wudie who is not in the Three Kingdoms, I just ask how many people know her. It's a bad review.