Three Kingdoms: Starting from Taking Zhao Yun to Grow Potatoes

The protagonist Zhao Cheng did not show off his golden fingers when he first appeared, but started down-to-earth as an orphan, gradually winning Zhao Yun's trust, uniting the villagers, and resisting foreign enemies. In order to write about the growth of the characters around the protagonist and the expansion of power in the early articles, the plot of the Yellow Turban Rebellion is relatively long and there are relatively few familiar celebrities appearing (about a hundred chapters). Although Zhao Yun arrived late, his valiant and heroic appearance when he returned was even more igniting! If you like historical novels that are slow but passionate, and that emphasize both resourcefulness and force, this book is worth following up to see how Zhao Cheng and Zhao Yun grew up together and carved out a world in this chaotic era. . At the same time, if you have any good ideas, you can share them and we can create them together. This is my first time, so please bear with me [laughing] [laughing] I am a novice writing a book, the data is sparse, and I rely on my hobbies to shine. I forgot to comment, give some comments, and give some stars👍👍👍Thank you all (this platform has not figured out how to do it, and there is no place to interact [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying])