An age of chaos is about to begin, and the Han Empire is on the brink of collapse. What path will Chen Yun take? Born and raised in a farming family, he knows that when the state ceases to be a state, how can a family stand on its own? A nobody, he once dreamed of directing the course of history and watching heroes contend for supremacy. But behind it all lie mountains of bones and rivers of blood. In an age of chaos, human life is as worthless as grass. As the saying goes, Heaven and Earth are not benevolent: they treat all things like straw dogs. Now that he has come here, all he wants is for the people close to him to survive this chaotic age and find a place where they can live in peace. With a heart set on saving the world, Chen Yun cries out: I'm here, Three Kingdoms!
The beginning was indeed a bit boring, but it felt good, so I'll keep watching and see how the plot develops.
Chen Zhuang's aptitude is surprisingly good; it seems he'll become the lord himself, and the village comrades will become his subordinates.
A businessman can shrewdly grasp the key point from just a casual remark. (This is still a preparatory chapter for learning.)
Not bad! The first few chapters set the stage for preschool education. This writing board is a small modern invention.
Yingchuan, is it planned to go with Guo Jia, Xun Yu, and Xi Zhicai?