Three Kingdoms: A Hunter Rebuilds the Han Dynasty

This is a refreshing novel about the Three Kingdoms War with a grassroots beginning. It breaks away from the common starting points of children of aristocratic families and court officials. The protagonist is just a hunter struggling to survive in the mountains during troubled times. Surviving in the cracks of the late Han Dynasty when people were starving everywhere, he unexpectedly learned that he had the blood of the Liu family of Prince Jing of Zhongshan. He started out as a common man in the mountains and set out to rebuild the great hegemony of the Han Dynasty. The biggest highlight of the plot is the contrast between family backgrounds. All the princes and families despise this mountain hunter and regard him as a rough and untouchable man. However, the protagonist relies on the courage, bowing and horse skills developed during the hunter period, and the blessing of golden fingers. While farming crops and gathering displaced people, he recruits civil and military talents and accumulates territory bit by bit. Don't rush to fight for hegemony, first settle the refugees, develop farming, build a stable and happy land in troubled times, and then compete for the Central Plains. Watching an Orion, who was looked down upon by everyone, rise step by step, and finally stand on the top of the city overlooking the world, it feels very satisfying to counterattack. The story takes into account both farming development and battlefield battles. There are domestic affairs games to settle the people and fight against powerful families, as well as bloody war scenes with various princes such as Cao Cao and Yuan Shao. The protagonist is not a mindless push all the way. He will encounter various crises such as shortage of food and grass, exclusion from aristocratic families, and encirclement and suppression by princes. He will have setbacks and plans, and he will not simply rely on cheats to crush everything. The main thread of the revival of the Han Dynasty runs through the whole book, and the core of "Orion can also rule the world" is very inspiring to read.

This is a refreshing novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms and fighting for hegemony. It breaks away from the common starting point of aristocratic families and officials in Three Kingdoms novels. The protagonist Liu Yue started in the mountains in troubled times, and was just a down-and-out hunter struggling to survive. With the bloodline of the King of Zhongshan and a god-level selection system, he struggled to survive in the late Han Dynasty when the land was starving. He was despised by princes and aristocratic families since he was born in a rough place. He was regarded as a common man in the mountains, but he held a sword and bow in his hand and fought his way out of the mountains of corpses and seas of blood. The story integrates elements such as system, farming, and multiple female protagonists, recruiting talents, conquering cities and territories along the way, and marches towards the goal of rebuilding the Han Dynasty. From being a hunter in the mountains to standing at the top of Luoyang city overlooking the civil and military forces, the grassroots counterattack is full of tension and has a strong sense of passion. It is suitable for readers who like exciting stories about the Three Kingdoms' struggle for hegemony and the rise of grassroots.

The plot of this book is very interesting. After the death of the male protagonist, he travels back and forth to get a golden finger. He then continues to upgrade and becomes more and more powerful. The emotional line is also very sweet. The plot is compact and the story is fascinating. It is very interesting to read. I highly recommend it every day.

A imaginative and exciting novel about the Three Kingdoms! The low-level Orions hold the system in their hands and struggle to rise in troubled times. They are not afraid of the contempt of noble families and fight all the way to rebuild the Han Dynasty. The rhythm is fast and exciting, and the scenes of the struggle for hegemony are very exciting to read.

It's a bit interesting to travel through the books to become a hunter in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and step into another life where you can defy fate and change your fate. The writing style is good, the writing is smooth but elegant, and the plot is attractive to keep reading... It is worth adding to the bookshelf to read!

A cool article about traveling through the Three Kingdoms! The protagonist Liu Yue starts off in the mountains and uses the system to fight in troubled times. Ignoring the scorn of the family, he overcame obstacles all the way, and counterattacked from the hunter in the mountains, determined to rebuild the Han Dynasty, and the atmosphere of struggle for hegemony was full.

The unscripted and majestic writing shines on the desk, and the pen is collected in the chest. There is so much cleverness in turning around and changing the situation, and the tactful words are affectionate and carefree. The handsome men look like they are meeting each other, and the stormy waves and dangerous events shake their coats. Tourists stay temporarily in the world of mortals, and don't let the good stories flow down the river.

The beginning is quite interesting, let's see what's going on. A classic historical counterattack novel. The author has used a lot of imagination to put familiar characters in familiar scenes, but the new story is very exciting, and you can read it in one go.

What you have to face in the early stage of the work are survival problems: reclaiming wasteland, building forts, guarding against bandits, and appeasing hungry refugees. The protagonist relies on the wild experience of an Orion to hunt to satisfy his hunger, build fortifications, and take root in the troubled mountains and forests. Recruiting troops does not mean directly conquering strong generals, but first civilizes the refugees, trains local braves, and builds basic armed forces bit by bit. The power develops step by step, the pace of expansion is relatively solid, farming, training troops, reassuring the people, and suppressing bandits go hand in hand, and the sense of survival in infrastructure is strong.

Wonderful story about the Three Kingdoms! The protagonist Orion possesses a bloodline and a god-level system, and struggles to survive in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty. He is not afraid of the contempt of wealthy families, kills decisively, and plans to conquer the world step by step, determined to rebuild the Han Dynasty. The plot rhythm is crisp and neat, and it is very enjoyable to watch. It is worth reading!