[Alternate-history Three Kingdoms, System, farming, conquest, invincible protagonist]
Liu Qian arrives at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and becomes a member of the imperial clan, a true Uncle Liu.
With a Recruitment System, all he has to do is recruit talented people to earn rewards.
Naturally, Liu Qian intends to carry on the Han dynasty’s legacy and establish a true Han Empire.
Liu Bei: How come I’m no longer the imperial uncle? And where did my second and third brothers go?
Cao Cao: Everyone calls me Cao the Bandit, but Liu Qian is the one who truly embodies the spirit of a Cao bandit.
Sun Quan: What? Liu Qian is coming with only eight hundred men? Don’t worry, I have an army of a hundred thousand.
Liu Qian: The emperor standing before you revived the Han dynasty three times, established the Han Empire, and now aims to unite all the realms.
Where is the horse you rewarded? Eaten by you?
After reading for a long time, I didn't understand clearly which wave of aliens you wrote about? Those in Bingzhou should be mainly Xianbei and Xiongnu, especially the Xiongnu.
This book won't survive
Bingzhou, governor?
Gunpowder, gunpowder likes to go to the Ming and Qing Dynasties so much. A "bombardier" throwing gunpowder appears in Chapter 40 or 50?
The first 50 chapters are okay, but from then on it gets smarter.
It's enough to see more than 40 pictures, and then there will be Zhizhi, Wu brain, Holy Mother, and all kinds of poisonous points [laughing]
It's inexplicably ugly. Every aspect of this book is awkward.
What a talent. After reading the Three Kingdoms novels for so many years, it's the first time I've seen one with a system but no four-dimensional attributes. Can you accurately tell what kind of ability a person's talent is worth?
Generally speaking, it's a bit rough. It took a guy named Guo and a thousand soldiers to write almost ten chapters to solve it.