[Three Kingdoms + System + Hegemony + Farming + Explosive Soldiers Style]
The eldest prince traveled through the late Han Dynasty, but was dubbed the "King of Qin" and was exiled to Jiaozhou in southern Xinjiang!
You need money at the beginning but no money, and you need people but no one. Next year will be the Yellow Turban Rebellion. How to play this? !
Bite! The Age of Empires system has been activated!
[If you find inferior rice, do you want to recharge?
"Charge! Charge me to death!"
[Recharge successful! Get food 500! Unlock the building: Town Center!
Extract 100 food! Inferior rice is purified into modern special grade Wuchang rice!
No population cap? As long as there is food, you can create unlimited humans? !
"Instruction confirmation: Producing farmers x10000!"
When Jiaozhou native emperor Shi Xie led 50,000 barbarians to watch a joke...
Liu Zhan waved his hand, and a hundred thousand muscular system soldiers rose from the ground!
Shi Xie: "..."
No, you call this a down-and-out prince? !
Reader comments
This is the most cowardly protagonist I have ever seen in a novel about the Three Kingdoms, and he is so arrogant. What era was that in the Three Kingdoms? Is it an era of heroes? Other people's backgrounds are as big as the protagonist's background? What's more, the protagonist is a time traveler. Winning over a few counselors and generals is better than fighting alone. Not to mention such a big thing. The population of the late Han Dynasty must be exhausted. All use system population. This way of writing confused me and I couldn't understand it. I really wanted to interview the author about what he thought? Don't forget that the universe is very big, don't start plotting on just one-third of an acre of earth?
This is the most cowardly protagonist I have ever seen in a novel about the Three Kingdoms, and he is so arrogant. What era was that in the Three Kingdoms? Is it an era of heroes? Other people's backgrounds are as big as the protagonist's background? What's more, the protagonist is a time traveler. Winning over a few counselors and generals is better than fighting alone. Not to mention such a big thing. The population of the late Han Dynasty must be exhausted. All use system population. This way of writing confused me and I couldn't understand it. I really wanted to interview the author about what he thought? Don't forget that the universe is very big, don't start plotting on just one-third of an acre of earth?
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