Dressed as Han Fu's son, Han Chen just wanted to say: Is this hell starting seriously?
My father is the number one coward in the Three Kingdoms. Jizhou is regarded as a leek by Yuan Shao, and his advisers and generals are ready to change jobs at any time. The whole city is betting - when will the father and son pack up and get out?
Han Chen slapped his thigh and said: Okay, I hope my father will be better than me.
History graduate student + grassroots civil servant, double buff blessing. Yuan Shao is playing a conspiracy? I directly broadcast the trouble and let him live on the scene. Does the family have a monopoly? I set up a "Jizhou Common Prosperity Pilot" and let the refugees rush to farm the land. Cao Cao wants to use the emperor to suppress me? I backhand a "Respect the King and Reject the Barbarians 2.0", Turning his imperial edict into useless paper.
Others rely on strong generals to fight, but I rely on predictions in advance, technological crushing, and a little bit of modern shamelessness.
From the "Jizhou loser" who was ridiculed by the entire Internet, to the ultimate boss who made Cao Cao shout "Brother, stop playing" and Yuan Shao was so angry that he smashed the chessboard. Han Chen just wanted to say: It's not that I'm too strong, it's that you guys… cooperated too well with my performance.
Reading guide: Comes with a tongue-in-cheek physique, both funny and exciting points, and IQ and emotions coexist. History is stewed in chaos. When it is stewed, it will be a Man-Han banquet. When it is stewed... That is also an exclusive recipe.
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