[The system was only in the second chapter, leaving Qin Qiong's power behind, and then ran away] [General] [The author has a bad brain and cannot write strategies, so... Fighting is fun! ! ! Of course, there will be some in the early stage] [Multiple heroines, more interactions] [The fight for hegemony starts from Hanzhong]
Cui Xi accidentally traveled through the late Han Dynasty and became a gangster. In order not to starve to death, he became a domestic servant of the Wujizhen family. However, as a modern-educated person, he could not bear this life of lack of resources, so he began to tinker with using cheaper materials and more advanced methods to make paper. After using the paper to go to the toilet, he was actually reported!
Helpless, he could only give the Zhen family the method of making paper.
Fortunately, he also got paid, but good days come from this reward, and so do crises.
He lived a prosperous life, and the Zhen family promised to betroth the eldest daughter of the Zhen family, Zhen Jiang, to him.
However, it didn't take long for him to be killed by the Zhen family. He was forced to a cliff and was forced to jump off.
Historical records: Emperor Wu once said: In my life, the most noble people are the Zhen family. When I was in despair, I did not starve to death in the streets; when I was arrogant, I gave me a blow on the head; when I was desperate, I was allowed to see my master.
In the early stage, the protagonist wanted to join Cao Cao, but as his power grew, he decided to fight for hegemony.
Reader comments
[Eating Melon] It's okay, but the progress is too slow.
I finished it in one day. I personally think the writing is pretty good. I won't comment on the plot. I'll give it 5 stars for support. Come on.
I have a question, when will the protagonist take revenge like the Zhen family in Zhongshan Wuji?
This is a cool article, but it has too much of a family conspiracy theory flavor.
I just discovered that the author didn't seem to know that the civil and military families in the Han Dynasty were not separated.
[Eating Melon] It's okay, but the progress is too slow.
I finished it in one day. I personally think the writing is pretty good. I won't comment on the plot. I'll give it 5 stars for support. Come on.
I have a question, when will the protagonist take revenge like the Zhen family in Zhongshan Wuji?
This is a cool article, but it has too much of a family conspiracy theory flavor. I just discovered that the author didn't seem to know that the civil and military families in the Han Dynasty were not separated.