[No System] [Not a power fantasy]
What impact will an ordinary modern person have after transmigrating to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, in an age when warlords contend for supremacy? Will he vie with the other heroes to rule the land, or fade into obscurity like grass in the wind?
Many people dream of becoming kings and lords, but Bian Xi thinks: A transmigrator’s advantage is their perspective and knowledge. Using that just to fight and kill is far too crude, isn’t it? The ideal career is obviously to be a prophet who leads the development of the age!
Bian Xi says, “There are plenty of people trying to become kings and lords. What’s so special about that?”
The unsystematic Yellow Turban assists Cao Wen. I personally don't like some of the details. Let's take a look first... I don't quite agree with the previous highly praised comments. Countless authors have written about the Yellow Turbans' self-reliance. It's rare to find an article about the Yellow Turbans helping Cao Cao. Why do they have to follow the idea of self-reliance? Occasionally, you can change the flavor. No one stipulates a unique taste. Tofu curd can also be salty or sweet. There should be no standard answer based on brainpower and imagination. Talking back to the article itself, there is currently (this review was written in the latest chapter 51) a lack of major explosive events. Due to the author's timeline arrangement, it is most likely to be Wancheng or Guandu. Let's read the first sentence first.