Start with a Potato, I Will Set It up in Huangtian

There have been too few good Three Kingdoms novels recently, but this book is cleverly conceived. There are no exaggerated cheats or systems. It only relies on four sweet potatoes to change your destiny. The first 50 chapters I have seen so far have made the protagonist get through the difficult moments of traveling through the past. I look forward to the next big battle where all the heroes will gather together! I'll leave you a 5-star review first. The 8,000-word daily update is enough for me to read every day. I hope to keep updating steadily! ! ! [Laughing]

I have something to say. This is the first book about the Three Kingdoms that I have written. This is a very popular but difficult subject to write about. Like many friends, I am obsessed with the history of the Three Kingdoms. To be precise, it is the period from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to before the establishment of the Three Kingdoms. I have bought many books about the Three Kingdoms, played many Three Kingdoms games, and I have several maps of the late Han Dynasty at home. But when it comes to how to choose a suitable, unconventional angle to cut into this period of history, I have been thinking about it for a long time. 'Time Travel' itself is a very easy thing, and the opening sentence can be written. The real problem is how to gain a foothold after time traveling. The first realistic issue to face (which many people selectively ignore): How can a protagonist with a modern soul calmly face the fact that in just a few decades (from the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Rebellion in 1844 to the early days of the Three Kingdoms in 220), the population of this land of China dropped sharply from about 55 million to less than 15 million (according to multiple historical records), this is an extremely exaggerated and terrifying figure. War, plague, natural disasters, and hiding each accounted for part of the reasons. The bigger reasons were displacement and famine (refer to the deeds of demolition experts Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao). This is the first reason why I introduced the golden finger of sweet potato. If the protagonist wants to fight for hegemony, the battle will definitely be fought. The attribute of sweet potato with countless living beings is probably the little bit of "Mother's Heart" in my heart. The general main line of this book respects the historical trend as much as possible, but there are many innovations in the middle. People like Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and even Gongsun Zan and Sima Yi all have different endings. As of today, the total word count has reached 140,000 words, and the book has also entered the recommendation verification stage. The data is very poor (it has been confirmed that it will be a hit on the street, and it is impossible to have a debut). In fact, I was mentally prepared when I finished writing the first 100,000 words. Without a systematic historical text, it is difficult to detonate the plot in the early stage (my skills are too poor), but as long as there is still one person who wants to read it, I will update and complete it. Finally, if possible, I hope everyone can give this book a rating (accept it if it fails), at least it can prove that I am not playing a single-player game... [Shy]

Very well written. There is currently no poison, so you can eat it with confidence. The writing is very rigorous. The plot in the early stage is a bit less exciting, but it is very good later on.