Three Kingdoms: Zhao Guang, Zhao Yun’s Son, Revives the Han Three Times

[Three Kingdoms] [Master of Empty Promises] [Farming] [Strategy] [Iron and Blood]

After transmigrating as Zhao Yun’s second son, Zhao Guang, he knows that even by the fall of Shu Han, when Jinzhu dies defending the kingdom, he’ll only have made it to a lowly Gate Guard General!

If he wants to survive this life, he’ll have to claim some land and take up farming!

A rebellion in Nanzhong? Wonderful, free labor! Bind them all and put them to work in the fields!

The Han women of Nanzhong have lost their means of survival? No problem. Wool weaving needs plenty of workers, so he’ll provide for every Han woman he can find!

When Zhao Guang pacifies Nanzhong, he prepares medicine against epidemics in advance and saves Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, extending Shu Han’s fortunes.

On the northern expedition, Zhuge Liang says, “The roads through Shu are treacherous, transporting supplies is difficult, and it drains the state’s strength!” Zhao Guang replies, “Don’t worry, Chancellor. Compressed rations made from eggs and flour are easy to transport, and there’s plenty to go around.”

At the northern expedition to Jieting, Zhang He is indeed a formidable opponent, until an arrow strikes his knee and Zhao Guang’s overwhelming pressure forces him to retreat!

As for the Qiang tribes west of Tianshui, I’ll issue an order as the Grand Administrator of Longyou. If they refuse to surrender willingly, all the better. We’ll pay thirty strings of cash per head and put them all to work as slaves in the iron foundries!

During the northern expedition’s battle for Chang’an, I introduce horseshoes, ride thousands of miles around the enemy, slaughter the Yuezhi beyond the frontier, and wipe out hundreds of thousands of Hu cavalry. One strike, and I eradicate the roots of the Five Barbarians’ devastation of China!

Returning to the old capital, Liu Shan declares, “Marquis Jiangyuan is peerless in loyalty and courage, the foremost hero in the Han dynasty’s third restoration!” Zhao Guang asks, “Your Majesty, would you like the Han dynasty to endure forever?”