This book is the third in the Jiuding series: Yuzhou Ding.
Traveling through the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shu actually became the "withered bones in his family" in history?
At this time, the princes were fighting against Dong Gang, and Sun Jian was following his original orders to attack Liu Biao - they were allies in name, but in reality they had different agendas.
Yuan Shu, who was familiar with history, knew that Sun Jian was about to die at the hands of Huang Zu, and his elite soldiers and the imperial seal would fall into the hands of others.
How can we just sit back and watch this overwhelming wealth?
Yuan Shu pretended to stand still and watched Sun Jian attack Liu Biao. When Sun Yat-sen died, he immediately led his army to kill Huang Zu, capture Xiangyang, capture Liu Biao, and collect all Sun Jian's old troops and the imperial seal!
While Cao Cao was still living under the shelter of others, and Liu Bei was still wandering around, Yuan Shu had already sent his troops south, drinking horses from the Yangtze River, and pointing his sword to the east of the Yangtze River!
In this life, there is no pseudo-emperor of the Zhong family, only Da Chen Zhenlong who sweeps across the world and sweeps across all the wastelands.
Look at how Yuan Gongdao worked step by step and completely trampled on the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty under his feet!
Reader comments
Although there are some minor flaws, with nearly 40 photos, it is almost dominating the world, which is really cool.
It's okay, it just feels like talking on paper and making everything come true.
Not bad, first review
Five stars for the plot. The plot is not draggy. The seventy chapters dominate the world and are unmatched by other novels.
Although there are some minor flaws, with nearly 40 photos, it is almost dominating the world, which is really cool.
It's okay, it just feels like talking on paper and making everything come true.
Not bad, first review
Five stars for the plot. The plot is not draggy. The seventy chapters dominate the world and are unmatched by other novels.