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汉少帝成长计划
Dried Bamboo Shoots In Bloom
April 13, the sixth year of Zhongping: The Xiongnu Emperor Liu Yuan had just unified the grasslands, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and established the first grassland empire - Xia. At the first court meeting, he made a grand ambition to annex the Han Dynasty within ten years. On the surface, Gongsun Xun returned to his hometown and lived in seclusion, but in fact, he was building troops in Youzhou, always waiting for the opportunity to raise troops and stand on his own feet. Because of his meritorious service in defending the Huns, Guo Peng was appointed as the Taiyuan governor and the general who protected the Huns. He had been operating in the north for many years, secretly plotting to overthrow the Han Dynasty. Our protagonist Liu Bian succeeded to the throne as Emperor of the Han Dynasty under such an environment, and he only relied on a simple Emperor Growth Plan 2 system. Note: This book is a companion of the Three Kingdoms, including: overthrowing the Han, replacing the Han, the heroic ambitions of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms starting from riding into Jingzhou alone, the Xiongnu emperor, etc.
April 13, the sixth year of Zhongping: The Xiongnu Emperor Liu Yuan had just unified the grasslands, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and established the first grassland empire - Xia. At the first court meeting, he made a grand ambition to annex the Han Dynasty within ten years. On the surface, Gongsun Xun returned to his hometown and lived in seclusion, but in fact, he was building troops in Youzhou, always waiting for the opportunity to raise troops and stand on his own feet. Because of his meritorious service in defending the Huns, Guo Peng was appointed as the Taiyuan governor and the general who protected the Huns. He had been operating in the north for many years, secretly plotting to overthrow the Han Dynasty. Our protagonist Liu Bian succeeded to the throne as Emperor of the Han Dynasty under such an environment, and he only relied on a simple Emperor Growth Plan 2 system. Note: This book is a companion of the Three Kingdoms, including: overthrowing the Han, replacing the Han, the heroic ambitions of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms starting from riding into Jingzhou alone, the Xiongnu emperor, etc.