Liu Changfeng transmigrates to the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty and becomes a disposable decoy death warrior serving a Yellow Turban commander.
In a ruined temple, the commander, desperate to survive, orders him to wear armor and carry a banner to draw away the government troops.
If the commander shows him no mercy, why should he show any in return?
In the blink of an eye, Liu Changfeng turns the tables with a single stroke, kills the commander, and seizes his seal of command!
Others burn, kill, and loot, losing the people's support,
while he uses his advantages as a transmigrator to break walled strongholds and seize provisions, killing only when necessary and leaving people a way to live, earning himself a fearsome reputation.
Behold the Little Xinling, Liu Changfeng,
who wears the people's trust as armor and wields strategy as a blade,
carving out an imperial empire in a time of chaos!
Different Yellow Turban-themed novels. Many Three Kingdoms-themed novels must wait for Dong Zhuo's chaos and the burning of Luoyang before they become bigger and stronger. The early stage is all about laying the foundation. This author took a different approach and directly made the Yellow Turban Army. It has already fought against the Yangtze River. It is estimated that it will cross the Yangtze River and occupy the center of the original Three Kingdoms. The territory of Soochow is the foundation. It is not clear whether they will wait for the death of the emperor Dong Zhuo and cause chaos in the government, or they will just sit in the south of the Yangtze River and go straight to the north. It should be that he marries Zhang Jiao's daughter and then the general Ren Gong dies in the battle. He directly ascends to the throne. Others' food, grass, and lifeline are in his hands, and it is convenient to take over power.
Not bad, I feel like the plot is more about strategy, not the kind of mindless attack?
Not bad, keep up the good work!
It's a good book to open a room for development