Chen Yuan, a veteran Three Kingdoms fan, woke up and actually traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Without the help of famous generals who were shaking their bodies, and without the protection of system plug-ins, what he faced was the bloody reality of "people cannibalize each other" in the history books - and he himself was one of the "starvation victims" who were about to starve to death.
At the last moment of his life, the person who saved him was not Cao Cao or Liu Bei, but the "magic stick" he once scorned in the game - the great sage and mentor Zhang Jiao.
History is written by the victors. In the annals of Huanghuang history, Zhang Jiao is the "yellow scarf leader" who brought trouble to the world. But in Chen Yuan's eyes, this savior was just a compassionate Taoist priest who wanted to give the people a bite of food.
Those who know history should follow the trend. The Yellow Turbans were about to be destroyed, but Han Zuo was still alive. He should stay away from this group of "rebellious thieves" and join the future Ming Dynasty to gain a title of marquis and prime minister.
But... Kindness is like a mountain, and life is like ants. When there was only pure compassion in those yellow eyes, when the words "Go or stay, it's up to you" gave him unprecedented respect, Chen Yuan was shaken.
How should he continue on this path of prophet?
Should he watch his benefactor's doomed defeat with cold eyes, or... With his own hands, ignite the first "yellow sky" flame in this desperate and troubled world?
Reader comments
No wonder no one rates you. Do you understand that you don't fight uncertain battles? You dare to attack the county without an organized and trained army? Is it still the courage that Jingru gave you? Food? Those powerful landlords are not in Wubao, right? After beating the landlords to public trial, they obtained food, soldiers, and reputation, and they would not be surrounded in the short term. I won't teach you anymore. I'm probably a high school student who doesn't know how to fight but is still learning to write historical war literature.
The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes
After reading Chapter 70, I didn't see the necessary skills for time travellers. It was boring. Don't call me a time traveler
No wonder no one rates you. Do you understand that you don't fight uncertain battles? You dare to attack the county without an organized and trained army? Is it still the courage that Jingru gave you? Food? Those powerful landlords are not in Wubao, right? After beating the landlords to public trial, they obtained food, soldiers, and reputation, and they would not be surrounded in the short term. I won't teach you anymore. I'm probably a high school student who doesn't know how to fight but is still learning to write historical war literature.
The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes
After reading Chapter 70, I didn't see the necessary skills for time travellers. It was boring. Don't call me a time traveler
It's too inky or something.