Young Master of Lizhou: Fight for Hegemony at the Beginning

[Alternate history + group portraits + tactics + fierce generals + war + IQ online] The beginning is the end of the dynasty. The emperor hanged himself and the world was shattered into a puzzle. The princes rolled up their sleeves to grab territory. Those who claimed to be kings claimed kings and those who claimed hegemony claimed hegemony. The fight was in full swing. Only when the king's power is rising, he will not fight or fight. He will set up a porridge shed at the gate of the city and give porridge to the refugees spoonful by spoonful. Everyone thinks that this child is probably stupid because of his study. What can a refugee do? Can it be eaten? Raising a bunch of burdens will drag you to death sooner or later. Guizhou next door is already casting the royal seal, and he is still cooking porridge, laughing to death. When the princes were tired of fighting for territory, they suddenly realized, hey, why is Lizhou City becoming more and more prosperous? Damn it, why did the Lizhou Army suddenly become stronger? It wasn't until their army was smashed into the moat by Wang Quanxing's second brother Wang Quanba with a hammer, splashing three feet of water, that they lay down in the mud pit, looking up at the young man carrying the hammer at the top of the city with difficulty, and roared from the bottom of their souls. "The hammer should be less than 900 pounds, right?! Is this a fucking human?!" The early stage of the battle of wits is foreshadowing, and it is not a pure novel. The top military commanders in this book have relatively strong martial arts settings, so don't read it if you don't mind.