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Bind the Yellow Turban Warrior at the Beginning and Refine the Immortals in the Three Kingdoms
Traveling through the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, he became a Yellow Turban pawn. I thought it would start in hell, but instead I awakened the immortal cultivation system and bound the Yellow Turban Hercules template to the start. On the night of fire in Changshe, he waved his hand to call for rain to extinguish Huangfu Song's plan; at Hulao Pass, he refined Lu Bu's inner demons and shocked the world with his sword; on the battlefield of Guandu, he set up formations to attract stars
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Immortal Prime Minister of the Qin Dynasty: Refining Confucian Scholars into Elixirs at the Beginning
The social beast dressed up as Li Si, the scapegoat, and was bound to the historical correction system. The system asked me to burn books and humiliate scholars, but I only recognized the results and not the process. Books were refined into jade slips and Taoist treasures, Confucian scholars put themselves into the gentle fire heart-refining formation to refine the Wenqi Pill. Xu Fu sought immortality and researched it first, and found that building the Great Wall was actually a great formation
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Daming: My Father Is Zhu Di, Who Lights up the Industry at the Beginning
I, Zhu Gaoxu, traveled through time and became the second son of King Zhu Di of Yan, the unlucky guy in history who failed in his rebellion and was made a "goose stewed in an iron pot". At the beginning, my father Zhu Di threw me into farming in Peiping, but I accidentally activated the [Civilization Climbing System]. As long as I change the world, I can gain civilization points and unlock black technologies from steam engines to controllable nuclear fusion! My dad was fighting the Mongols on th
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Hongwu: I Really Don't Want to Be the Prince, Please, Father.
When the social animal mentality collided with the Hongwu court, Zhu Rui, who only wanted to fish, was forced to reach new heights. Every one of his "lazy inventions" - the standardization of eight-legged writing, the selection of scholars by subject, and the improvement of gunpowder - were all brainstormed by Zhu Yuanzhang into good strategies for governing the country. The system rewarded him with salty fish points, but Manchao regarded him as the reincarnation of a saint. Xu Miaoyun raised hi
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