(No system) (No harem) (Slow-heat type) (Not a cool article)
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"Who uses trebuchets to attack a city? Ergouzi, where are your damn Liangzhou cannons? Pull them up for me."
Liu Chen travels through the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He has no power to restrain a chicken and is chased and killed by Guan Yu at the beginning.
He killed corrupt officials, but was framed by He Jin, and the queen often said bad things about him.
The good situation that was finally achieved was betrayed by the people around him.
Relying on Liu Chen's foresight in later generations to make a fortune and avoid disaster, Corporal Li Xian got to know many civil servants and generals.
Finally built a city of iron barrels and advanced weapons.
In the end, the Han Dynasty was unified step by step.
Reader comments
I have listened to the whole book, and I think it's okay, but I heard a few names that were a bit off. Keep up the good work, author, and it will explode if you write one million.
Unexpectedly, it will get better and better later on. I hope the author will not add any system later, let alone cultivate immortality.
It's been a long time since I've seen a novel like this. From the description, it can be seen that the author has put great care into describing it according to the situation of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It's just that the volume is too small, and I hope the content can be written more excitingly.
I have listened to the whole book, and I think it's okay, but I heard a few names that were a bit off. Keep up the good work, author, and it will explode if you write one million.
Unexpectedly, it will get better and better later on. I hope the author will not add any system later, let alone cultivate immortality.
It's been a long time since I've seen a novel like this. From the description, it can be seen that the author has put great care into describing it according to the situation of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It's just that the volume is too small, and I hope the content can be written more excitingly.