Late Han? I Cross a Thousand Years to Recruit Every Able Minister and General!

Mm, the next great classic! I’m not bragging, uh, no...

Just listen to me talk it up. You won’t regret reading it! And if you do regret it... well, there’s nothing you can do about that!

The late Han era didn’t necessarily have to lead to the Three Kingdoms, and those famous historical figures didn’t necessarily have to become celebrities. They could have been nothing more than names...

Behind the stories of those famous people were blood and tears. The masses of that time didn’t need them. They didn’t want war; they just wanted to live, simply to stay alive. No one was willing to listen to them...

Perhaps it seems easy to us now, but back then it was hard, so very hard. Truly...

Isn’t that right? They were driven to their deaths by those so-called famous figures...

What if...

I mean, what if those famous figures had all taken different paths? What would have happened after the late Han era?

Would there have been fewer wars and fewer deaths? Could peace have come sooner...?

There’s no romantic Shu Han here, no peerless warrior saint famed for his loyalty, no ever-victorious general who charged through the enemy ranks seven times!

No Zhuge “Village Fellow” Kongming dividing the realm into three!

No ambitious Cao Cao, nicknamed the “Wife-Stealing Cao,” or those rats from Jiangdong!

What you will find here...

What you will find is a world that devours people, fields littered with exposed bones, the tragedy of families trading children to eat, and the countless common people with no choice but to walk toward death...

There is nothing here, and yet there is everything. What is here, and what isn’t...

You’re free to imagine it for yourself...

Could a soul from a thousand years in the future change all this...?

One last thing: I’m late to work and leave early, so I may not update on schedule either. Please bear with me... If you really must, you can give me a gentle scolding, but don’t be too harsh.