Three Kingdoms+Multiple Heroines+Emperor+Micro Illusion
Yang Heng, a top student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became the legitimate son of a top family. Relying on his foresight and family resources, he promoted filial piety and integrity into officialdom, secretly established the intelligence organization "True Listen" and a business empire, recruited talents and conquered powerful generals.
He rose to prominence during the Yellow Turban Rebellion and went to Jizhou as a pastoral official, where he trained troops and farmed the land to restrain the powerful. When the princes were attacking Dong, he pretended to form an alliance, but actually made a surprise attack on Luoyang, plundered Dong Zhuo's wealth, and laid the foundation for his hegemony. After that, he conquered the south and the north, swallowed Yuan Shao, defeated Cao Cao, surrendered Sun Liu, and finally became the common master of the world.
In troubled times, all the beauties fall into the trap - Cai Wenji's talent, Diao Chan's beauty, Er Qiao's fame, Zhen Mi's gentleness, and even the female relatives of defeated princes, are all used for military gain. Iron-blood and tenderness are intertwined, and strategy and conquest are equally important. In the end, he wears the yellow robe, creates the "Hua" dynasty, and writes his own imperial legend!
Reader comments
Cai Wenji's infatuation with the protagonist is somewhat inexplicable, and the words quoted from scriptures but did not write the correct name. Historically, Cai Wenji was not called Cai Wenji at all. There were also people who randomly grabbed Taiping Road at the feet of the Emperor of Luoyang, and there were a lot of them. They used servants as excuses without official approval, and there was no excuse at all. Report to the police and arrest people directly. If there is evidence to prove the rebellion, you need to solve it with several aristocratic families. When did the aristocratic families support the empire so much and not let the emperor know that they would solve a small matter by themselves? Isn't this a credit? The protagonist did not tell his father about the Taiping Religion to prevent the protagonist's father from intervening?
The writing is pretty good, but Cai Wenji's concern was a bit too sudden. Everything else is fine.
Cai Wenji's infatuation with the protagonist is somewhat inexplicable, and the words quoted from scriptures but did not write the correct name. Historically, Cai Wenji was not called Cai Wenji at all. There were also people who randomly grabbed Taiping Road at the feet of the Emperor of Luoyang, and there were a lot of them. They used servants as excuses without official approval, and there was no excuse at all. Report to the police and arrest people directly. If there is evidence to prove the rebellion, you need to solve it with several aristocratic families. When did the aristocratic families support the empire so much and not let the emperor know that they would solve a small matter by themselves? Isn't this a credit? The protagonist did not tell his father about the Taiping Religion to prevent the protagonist's father from intervening?
The writing is pretty good, but Cai Wenji's concern was a bit too sudden. Everything else is fine.