New ideas + liberation + revolution + no System + farming + education + technology + transmigration
He began training in martial arts as a child. With his powerful iron-body qigong, he could swing the eighty-jin broadsword in the compound with terrifying force. He was specially recruited into the army, and after three years of intensive training... began carrying out all kinds of missions at home and abroad...
Now, armed with his skills, he accidentally transmigrates into the Yellow Turban army at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. He defeats the Yellow Turban leaders single-handedly and takes command. After rebuilding the army, he heads to the area around Mount Tai and vigorously develops agriculture, industry, education, and the economy.
He teaches the people knowledge learned in later generations, such as pinyin and the multiplication table, bringing civilization forward by more than a thousand years.
He makes friends through literature and uses Tang poetry and Song lyrics to outshine the scholars of the land.
He educates his army with new ideas, turning the Yellow Turbans into a righteous force. He renames them the Red Army, then the People's Liberation Army. When the warlords vie for supremacy, he leads this righteous army to liberate the land.
With the slogan “Farmers get their own land, everyone is equal, long live the people,” he wins the hearts of the common folk. Wherever the righteous army goes, the people welcome them with open arms.
Taking the people as his foundation, he overthrows the feudal system and establishes a new communist system...
The starting point I chose is okay, but I don't know what level of military power a modern man like a king of soldiers would have in ancient times? How should modern soldiers start the road to revolution when they reach ancient times?