[Warring for supremacy, strategy, passion, beauties, restoring the Han, no System]
Transmigrated as a Han imperial clansman who tills another man's fields, he refuses to settle for an ordinary life and decides to restore the Han dynasty.
So he starts climbing the ranks.
He befriends heroes and chivalrous warriors, eliminates his enemies, and earns a reputation for filial piety throughout the province.
He secures a post as county commandant, defeats the Yellow Turbans, and makes his name even louder.
He saves the governor's family from danger, and the governor offers him his daughter in marriage.
He seeks out civil and military talent and campaigns against Dong Zhuo.
He trains his troops and captures city after city.
He schemes to take the Central Plains and pacify the realm.
He raises a million soldiers, wipes out foreign tribes, and defeats the Japanese pirates.
Mark it, not for me. The writing is good and the plot is okay. Just not for me. The author cares too much about fame and a powerful family. I prefer to develop industry and liberate labor force, which are the development technologies. Although it cannot develop, the advancement of industrialization is still better than that of feudal society. The aristocratic family is of little use. Structural crushing, if you care so much about reputation, then at the end of your writing, isn't it also a feudal country? Personally, I think countries with historical cycles are not good-looking.
It was so good that it stopped updating.