Three Kingdoms: The Roughneck of Xiliang

You can consider not seeking hegemony and ascending the throne, but taking over the Xiliang army and the emperor after Dong Zhuo's death, managing the political power in the form of regent by marrying off daughters and becoming relatives, unifying the world with the northwest as a base, and finally establishing a hereditary shogunate regime. This way, there will be less resistance and more innovative ideas. There are too many articles about hegemony, and it is boring to read.

The book is quite good. Since it is realistic, I hope that Guan Yu's weapon will not be the Qinglong Yanyue Sword later. He should use spears and Huanshou Swords.

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The most powerful person in the Three Kingdoms was Dong Zhuo. As far as Dong Zhuo was born, it was basically impossible to climb to that high position. Seize the only opportunity to steal the highest power overnight and shock the world. In the early stage, he was like a god. Even if he slaughtered the noble families and ministers, no one could do anything to him. So what if the world turned against him? With hundreds of thousands of troops in hand, he was the largest prince in the world at that time. His strategy is very wise and can be used as a reference. After success, as long as he is not as decadent and degenerate as Dong Zhuo, and still maintains his early shrewdness, it is very promising to unify the world. The prestige of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty is very high. At that time, there was no chaos in the world, and it was possible to truly coerce the emperor to control the princes. Just look at the various princes that Dong Zhuo entrusted in the early stage. Regardless of their origins and strength, they all got real power. By the time Cao Cao came, it was basically just in name.

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Traveling through the Eastern Han Dynasty, unless you are a high-level nobleman from the beginning, you really are not worthy of loving the Eastern Han Dynasty. Look at Duan Ying, Zhang Huan, etc. They are not common people. Just because they were born in Liangzhou and their family background is not high. No matter how many military achievements they have, they have to be discriminated against and suppressed by the Kwantung gentry. Which one will end well? Later, Dong Zhuo was so stubborn that he even killed the leader Yuan Huai because he had no choice. In terms of geographical and class interests, he could not get ahead if he did not kill, and he could not get ahead if he killed him, but he could breathe a sigh of relief.

Oh, well written. The old bookworm can keep reading. Most are not popular. Because the logic is more rigorous, there are not so many novices who are brainless. Fu Han can come out. The author also needs to work hard. Studying the Three Kingdoms? There is interaction, and half the fun is missing if you don't read the original chapter.

It made me laugh so hard. It's so funny. Please write it quickly! Want to see

As of Chapter 208, the spheres of influence in southwest Liangzhou have not been marked with state and county boundaries.

Is it difficult to make money? The hardest thing is having no capital. 100 Cavalry. Nothing can be stolen. If there are Qiang people under their command, they will rob other tribes. How Genghis Khan made his fortune. It's not just robbing. After robbing, you can distribute it to your subordinates. There are many who will work hard for you. Especially nomads. There is no sense of propriety or shame. Don't talk about reputation. When you get to the Han people, you will grab the rich and powerful. How did our army make a fortune? It doesn't even have a good reputation. Political power comes from the barrel of a gun, and reputation is only useful if you have soldiers, strength, and reputation. Otherwise, the fame will be useless.