The Rise of Yan Baihu in the Three Kingdoms

The difficulty of the protagonist is not five-star, it is already ten-star. A Ji Ling is a big trouble. To defeat Liu Bei and Cao Cao, you cannot accumulate enough troops. Guan Yu's characteristics are a bit abnormal. With Zhang Fei, it can be said that no one can destroy Liu Bei until Guan Yu dies. He has given Liu Bei the entire territory of Jingzhou. It is estimated that the protagonist and Liu Bei will be fine for ten years. Then you can improve your word count.

311 Yan Baihu is one of the three most difficult forces. The other two five-star difficulty ones are very charming in the early stage next to Cao Cao and can recruit a few generals. It is not difficult to use the good location to defend buildings and fireballs for early defense. The other one is located above Chengdu in Xishu. The geographical conditions are relatively poor in the early stage. Fortunately, several generals are good at politics. They can build some black markets and add fireball defense to survive the early stage. There are not many strong opponents nearby and they can still develop. Yan Baihu's weakest point is that he has low charm and difficulty in making moves in the early stage. His political intelligence is low and it is unrealistic to play tricks like fireballs. Although there are two weak chickens next to him, it is still a bit difficult to defeat them.

Another small suggestion: I have read other novels where the system defined a framework at the beginning, and then the system gradually relaxed the restrictions, making the game closer to reality. Can the author consider this idea? After all, I think many of the descriptions are very realistic. I don't know which one is better. I'm just mentioning an idea I've seen 😄

I remember that there is another Jian'an in Jiangdong in 310. The author can add it and it will become the four counties of Jiangdong. Then he can also add the general training system of 12 and 13 to cultivate generals by himself.

Yes, it's rare for someone to write like this, and you can still read it.

Will the protagonist be given the title of King of Soochow?

It's been on the shelves for so long, I won't say how many more updates will come.

It feels pretty good! Just too little

Come on, author. Two more chapters have been added.

Suddenly I thought of Lu Lingqi, hoping to write about the Three Kingdoms in flesh and blood instead of just relying on Dengyong.