The Red Three Kingdoms: the People's Declaration of the Late Han Dynasty

Red literature + revolution + liberation + reform Lin Yuan, a graduate student in the Department of History, traveled to the new fields of the late Han Dynasty and became an assistant officer in charge of farm documents under Liu Bei. Without a system or martial arts, the beginning is a hell mode: Cao Cao's army is pressing down on the outside, and the Jingzhou family is constraining the country inside. The Lord's soldiers under his command are only a few thousand, and they are wandering around and perishing. In despair, Lin Yuan turned to his only "golden finger" - the revolutionary truths in his mind that had been verified thousands of times. He realized that the real power never lies in the bravery of famous generals or the clever tricks of counselors, but in the hearts of hundreds of millions of oppressed and ignored people, the fire of hope that once ignited can start a prairie fire! While Zhuge Liang was still sleeping in Longzhong, Lin Yuan had already opened a night school for farmers on the field ridges of Xinye, preaching the simple truth of "land to the tiller". While Liu Bei was still struggling to gain support from the aristocratic family, Lin Yuan had secretly established a peasant association and organized the first batch of tenant farmers who dared to say "no" to the millennium-old exploitative order. From an assistant officer who survived in the cracks, to the most special and indispensable "financial master" in Liu Bei's group, to the "red leader" who is more dangerous than any enemy in the eyes of the world's princes. Every step Lin Yuan takes is on the edge of historical inertia and class enemies. This is a revolution armed with ideas, an epic written by the people themselves. While the princes were still fighting desperately for one city and one place, Lin Yuan's red torrent was ready to sweep across the entire Han Dynasty!