Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao's Second Son Defies Fate in Youzhou

"Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao's Second Son, Defying Heaven and Changing His Destiny from Youzhou" is a high-quality article about traveling through the Three Kingdoms and fighting for hegemony. The protagonist's soul travels to become Yuan Xi, the second son of Yuan Shao. He was ostracized by his brothers at the beginning and was sent to the dilapidated Youzhou. The treasury here is empty, the garrison is weak, and the border generals are doing their own thing. In the eyes of everyone, this is a road to death. But the protagonist did not sit still and wait for death. He saw clearly the hidden advantages of Youzhou and held the resources of land, population and war horses. Promote farming, reorganize armaments, eliminate old and weak soldiers, and gradually take root in northern Xinjiang and accumulate strength. When the Battle of Guandu was in full swing, and Yuan Shao and Cao Cao were fighting to the death, Yuan Xi quietly accumulated strength and silently deployed in the north. When the dust settled in Guandu, Cao Cao looked back at Northern Xinjiang and discovered that Youzhou and Bingzhou had changed their owners. The book has a steady pace and does not follow the route of mindless crushing. It focuses on domestic affairs and geopolitical games. The character setting fits the background of the Three Kingdoms, and the counterattack is very exciting. It is very suitable for readers who like the themes of farming and hegemony in the Three Kingdoms and the rewriting of history.

It's incredible. The author who dared to travel through the book to the Three Kingdoms is not an ordinary person. You have to have a good understanding of the history, unofficial history, characters, military affairs, etc. Of the Three Kingdoms. After reading most of it, the author has written it very well and blends it well with the historical story. The story is exciting and the characters are vivid. Keep reading!

"Five-star praise! The plot is online, the writing is smooth, and the characters are likeable. After reading it in one sitting, I still have more to say. A treasure novel that deserves to be seen by more people!"