The King of Lanling in Great Han

I just want to know if the protagonist can awaken his own characteristics? Usually, the characteristics of famous historical generals are used to upgrade themselves. Can't the protagonist himself awaken some characteristics? For example, now the protagonist has suppressed the Qiang rebellion, killed Beigong Boyu and Li Wenhou, annihilated Kouguan Xianbei, and beheaded Bu Dugen. Is it possible to awaken a Ping Hu (C) attribute?

The third late Han Dynasty novel by the author of "The Killing System of the Three Kingdoms". This book basically continues the advantages of the author's previous book, and has improved in all aspects. It is a very good historical time travel novel of the Three Kingdoms. The author has an in-depth study of the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The background of the story is consistent with historical facts, with sufficient information and good logic. Different from other "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" fan novels, it is closer to a historical time travel novel, which is very rare in Three Kingdoms novels. The story is told: The protagonist with normal intelligence and outlook travels to the end of the Han Dynasty with the characteristic system, becomes a branch of the King of Hejian, a clan member of the Han Dynasty who lost his title, and then rises to prominence. I hope book friends who like this book can come to the book list and give the work a ❤️! This book will give priority to works that have low popularity and are not recognized by book lovers. So I hope that everyone who likes this book can waste some time and support this work! The Conscience Book List of the Reasonable Party Click on my picture to get direct access

Do you know why the Yulin Army can defeat hundreds of thousands of rebels with 50,000 people? It relies on training and equipment. Without these, it would be nothing.

The protagonist is a descendant of the King of Hejian and is a very close relative of the emperor. He should have not released the fifth server. After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the emperor will definitely reward him generously. The princes dare not say, but a prefect should have one. I don't know where the protagonist will start in the future. I feel that there are only two choices. One is Youzhou, which is close to the protagonist's hometown. It has a good supply of soldiers and several good generals, but it is too poor. You have to fight directly with Cao Cao, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan, which is a hell of a difficulty. The other is to go to Yangzhou. Although this place is remote, there is nothing that can be fought. The protagonist can quickly unify a state, and the three southern states are all Han clan clans. There will be no fighting in the early stage. The rear is safe, which makes it convenient for the protagonist to go north to Xuzhou and slowly occupy Yuzhou and Chongzhou. Watch Cao Cao and Yuan Shao fight each other and occupy the south to farm the Northern Expedition.

Isn't it inappropriate to call me "Sir" here? Wouldn't it be better to just call the envoy? Adults generally referred to parents at that time.

I just finished reading the second chapter, and there is something I really hate to say. The status of soldiers in the Han Dynasty is really not low. Before the Song Dynasty, civil and military status were basically equal. Sometimes civility prevailed over martial arts, and sometimes martial arts overcame civilisation. It was only during the Song Dynasty that the status of soldiers plummeted. The Ming and Song dynasties were the eras when the status of warriors was the lowest...

With the current strength of Pig's Feet, go up and kill Dong Zhuo, support a puppet emperor, and let the emperor abdicate and become the emperor himself. Is it necessary to have the whole Three Kingdoms war at the end of Han Dynasty?

It feels like reading an online game, with this kind of characteristics and that kind of characteristics. There is no book like this.

There is a sudden sale of all system flows in the history category.

Not to mention that the person named Ge eventually became Ge Rong.