Original work title: Fantasy Encyclopedia of the Late Eastern Han Dynasty
On the White Gate Tower, Lu Bu was supposed to die here.
After a golden flash, the modern man Lu Xiaobu woke up in Puyang City and became the Wenhou Lu Bu who had just defeated Cao Cao.
Chen Gong's new letter and Zhang Miao's new attachment. Zhang Liao and Gao Shun were still alive, but they both expressed doubts about Lu Bu after traveling through time.
Especially Mrs. Yan, Diao Chan and other people around her noticed something strange. Lu Xiaobu needs to gain everyone's trust as soon as possible.
However, just as trust was established, it was discovered that the granary's account books had been falsified, and the army only had eleven rations left.
Lu Bu in old history was defeated due to lack of strategy, breach of trust, instigation of troops, and lax law.
In this life, he will not fight for hegemony.
Check the food first. Legislate again. Later, the army was reorganized.
Those who violate the food order will be severely punished, and those who leave the camp without permission will be held accountable. Wounded soldiers will be fed first, and military merit will be recorded.
When the generals still thought that he had only the courage of an ordinary man, when the nobles still asserted that Bingzhou warriors were not worthy of the order, when the world thought that he would only take another big gamble of destruction——
He let everyone know for the first time: what are the rules.
No system · No check-in · No cheats
All he could rely on were food, iron, military discipline, reforms, advisers and generals who were willing to work side by side with him, his wife, daughter and family, and a Fangtian painted halberd that made the world fearful.
Behind the granaries there are powerful men, behind marriages there are families, behind the law there is honor, behind military law there are grudges. Every reform must first be imposed on one's own people; every new law must first be restrained by Lu Bu himself.
Can a man who is called a traitor by later generations set a law that he must abide by?
The story unfolds in four parallel lines:
Dingding - writes about power, legal system, military affairs, law and the qualifications of the lord. Lu Bu must change from a feared warrior to a ruler who can legislate, abide by the law, and make everyone obey the law. Who is qualified to rule?
Su Tie - writes about food, weapons, production, agricultural administration, armaments, technology and logistics. Without food, the law is empty words; without iron tools, order cannot be maintained. Who can survive?
Hongzhuang - writes about emotions, marriage, women's destiny and how women get involved through the gaps between marriage, family and status: starting from marriage, family, status, and concubines, it also writes about female doctors, female workers, female officials, female students, and female generals.
In the old world, they were trapped by etiquette, but in the new world, half of the sky is determined by loosening the red makeup.
Taiyi - writes about faith, orthodoxy and the spiritual foundation of the new world. If no one believes in the new law, it is just a piece of waste paper. Develop science and technology and civilization under the spirit of Taiyi. Why does the new world deserve to exist?
Can a man who should have disappeared into old history start over again, relying not on destiny, the system, or miracles—only on food, iron, law, love, and faith? Can he rebuild a civilization that can restrain himself and accommodate everyone?
If destiny is only given to powerful families, then what do they mean to the people who are struggling to survive in this troubled world?
Readers who like historical machinations, military logistics, political reforms, the rise of women and complex group portraits will like it more.
The entire story is being rewritten to be more suitable for online reading, and there may be some separation between the previous and later plots. You can tell the old and new from the title.
Purpose: This work will be based on rationality and reality, integrating the four major elements of strategy, war, reform and technological development, to present a Three Kingdoms travel story without fantasy elements but full of tension.
Reader comments
I found it by word count. I wrote a million words in just half a month, which is shocking.
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I found it by word count. I wrote a million words in just half a month, which is shocking.
Personally? Is it my concubine, or some ancient name that I don't know? Catch a big bug for the author~