Synopsis
[Historical + Late Han Dynasty + Transmigration + No System + Farming + Conquest]
After transmigrating to the late Han Dynasty, he becomes Liu Fan, the Administrator of Wuyuan.
From the start, Yuan Shu humiliates him in public in Luoyang. Without a word, Liu Fan gets Cao Cao to help him throw a sack over Yuan Shu and beat him up.
The next day, he hurls the gold he dug up at the Western Garden. The post of Administrator of Wuyuan is his!
But the northern frontier is bitterly cold, the Xianbei raid every year, and he has fewer than a thousand soldiers and a hundred officers.
Worse still, the Yellow Turban Rebellion is about to break out. The Han Empire is rotten to the core.
Bones lie exposed in the wilderness, and for a thousand miles not a single rooster crows.
Liu Fan refuses to back down. He sets up a challenge platform, recruits Lu Bu, and makes the Flying General kneel and pledge allegiance with three arrows in succession.
He wipes out bandits, kills tigers, and annihilates the Xianbei by using infantry to defeat cavalry.
He launches newspapers, establishes merchant associations, opens schools, reforms the military, redistributes land, and enacts the Three Rules of Discipline.
Zhang Liao joins. Zhao Yun joins. Gao Shun, Jia Xu, and Tian Feng all join, too.
Even Mr. Shuijing arrives, bringing Wolong and Fengchu with him.
Keep your head down and grow. Don’t get reckless! Development is what really matters!
When the land descends into chaos, Liu Fan leads the Shuo Feng Battalion on a killing march from Wuyuan to Luoyang, and from Bingzhou to Chang’an.
“Should the empire belong to the Liu family?”
This book is a typical "starting with a blast" style. Traveling through the late Han Dynasty, you don't pretend to be a grandson. You hit Yuan Shu with a sack at the beginning. After the fight, you buy an official and run away. The pace is so fast. The biggest advantage of the protagonist Liu Fan is that he is not aggrieved. Yuan Shu stepped on his face and fought him back that night; Ding Yuan wanted to seize power, but he had to force 10,000 shi of food in front of him; Yuan Shu sent someone to assassinate him, and he loaded the assassin back to Luoyang with a letter saying "Yuan Shu is my son." Since the first chapter, the fun has never stopped, and every time it hits Yuan Shu in the face, this guy is about to become the number one enemy of the late Han Dynasty 🤭