Prince Yuan

Many people who write about the Three Kingdoms only see the famous generals but do not see something deeper - the powerful families. In the Han Dynasty, through the Chaju system, the power of major families expanded rapidly, and a number of aristocratic families emerged. In this beginning, the protagonist is reincarnated into the Yuan family. He is originally the leader of the family. If he really wants to conquer the world, how should he deal with the family? If it can't be solved, then the court established by the protagonist will be another Western Jin Dynasty at most.

The protagonist of this book was captured by a group of two to three thousand water thieves in an array with more than 10,000 elite soldiers. The protagonist also had Xu Chu as a bodyguard, and his generals also included Huang Zhong. The key is that after they captured the protagonist, they still left calmly. I was already dead from the poison.

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Some suggestions: 1. There are a lot of typos, please correct them. 2. The dialogue between the characters is a mixture of ancient and modern styles. It is a bit stiff and affects the context and sense of reading. I hope it can be adjusted. 3. Regarding the emotions of the characters, the protagonist is a time traveler and is only one month old. He should be respectful and indifferent to his elders and observe etiquette. After all, Yuan's identity and social environment do not allow him to be so casual.

Don't write it as the general can bear thousands of troops. The routine of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is gone. The role of generals on the battlefield is really not that big.

In the comment area, I often see people discussing aristocratic families and how to eliminate these 'rotten' things. These remarks make people laugh. I would like to ask you which era and which country did not have these things. Say it and let me learn a lot. 🤔

Boss Cao couldn't defeat Yuan Shu before, but Yuan Shao defeated him personally. Only the Yuan family can defeat the Yuan family. The background is too different.

Another male protagonist who takes advantage of women whenever he sees them. How is this different from the gangsters in the countryside?

Brother, what's going on lately? In fact, your writing is very good! Otherwise, a rigorous person like me wouldn't give a reward easily! The key point is that you are a newcomer, so your results are very good. If you want to stop updating because of thinking about the plot, please open a separate chapter to explain 🤔

Yuan Shu's reputation was so bad that neither the Yingchuan gentry nor the Jianghuai gentry were willing to surrender to him. The Yingchuan people fled south and all went to Liu Biao. None of them defected to Yuan Shu. Yuan Shu's team has always been these people from the beginning to the end. Yuan Shu wanted to proclaim himself emperor under the original circumstances. Now that he has a protagonist and is more powerful, what should he do if he still wants to proclaim himself emperor?

Oops, I didn't even dare to open this book after reading Daily Guide to Poison

The writing is good, but the forced writing of Yuan Shu's army is too rubbish. You really can't win against anyone, that's an exaggeration.

Yuan Shao's son, I thought he was Yuan Shikai's son

What is class? It's a sense of identity. It is easier for people from the same hometown and village to get close to each other, and it is easier for people of the same country and species to stick together. When they can decide their own interests and be the masters of the country when they get together, will they still ask the emperor for his opinion? (I'm not teaching you how to sway others) By accepting so many outsiders, how much room for benefits and rights do you have for others?

Don't underestimate Yuan Shu in the early days In the third year of Chuping (192), the land controlled by Yuan Shu was connected with Nanyang and Yuzhou in the north of Jingbei. Yuan Shu appointed Sun Jian as the governor of Yuzhou and asked him to lead [the soldiers of Jing and Yu] to attack Dong Zhuo (Note 1). However, the long strip of land in Jingbei and Yuzhou has Yuan Shao and Cao Cao in the northeast, Liu Biao and Huang Zu in the south, and Li Jue and Guo Si in the northwest. Yuan Shu is surrounded by enemies on three fronts and is geographically unfavorable. Soon, Sun Jian died unexpectedly in battle outside Xiangyang City (Note 2), which made Yuan Shu's bad situation even worse. Nanyang, north of Xiangyang, is the western end of the long strip of territory in Jingbei and Yuzhou controlled by Yuan Shu. Sun Jian's death in battle would lead to the possibility that the connection between Jingbei, where Yuan Shu was focused, and Yuzhou would be severed. If Yuan Shu takes the initiative to withdraw from Nanyang, he can focus on Yuzhou, thereby avoiding the battle line being stretched and being scattered and defeated. So Yuan Shu withdrew from Nanyang in the north of Jing Dynasty at the beginning of the fourth year of Chuping (193), turned his focus to Yuzhou, and went north to Yanzhou like a rogue bandit to oppress Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. It is a pity that Yuan Shu was defeated by Yuan Shao and Cao Cao at Kuangting in Yanzhou (Note 3), but then Yuan Shu did not retreat to Nanyang, but miraculously turned to the southeast and raided Yangzhou where Yuan Shao was weak. After Yuan Shu occupied Jiujiang County, he took the title of Yangzhou Governor and called himself "Xuzhou Bo" (Note 4). He began to antagonize his original ally Tao Qian. Yuan Shu's turn can be described as a stroke of genius, which can be said to have opened up a new situation in the world. So Yuan Shu used both sides of the Huaihe River as his foundation, and began to lay out Jiangdong and Xuzhou with clever strategies. In the eyes of scholars at that time, the general understanding of the wars that took place in Yangzhou, Xuzhou and other places in Jiangdong was that Xu Jing mentioned in the letter to Cao Cao that [Yuan Shufang ordered the tribes to incite rebellion] (Note 5) to carry out strategies. However, the wonderful thing about Yuan Shu's magical stroke is that it not only transferred out of the sea and sky, but also the opponents he faced in Jiangdong after the transfer were not too strong, such as Zhou Xin, Liu Yao, Wang Lang, etc., Just like what Xu Jingxin also mentioned in [Shu soldiers advanced, Kuaiji overturned, Jingxing lost ground, the three rivers and five lakes were all captives] (Note 6), they were almost destroyed. The main generals appointed by Yuan Shu to conquer Jiangdong were Sun Ce's uncle [General Governor Zhonglang] Wu Jing (Note 7), and Sun Ce's cousin [General Xingzhenglu] Sun Bi (Note 8). In the fourth year of Chuping (193), Yuan Shu first sent Wu Jing to defeat Zhou Xin in Danyang, and appointed Wu Jing as the prefect of Danyang. Sun Ce defected to Wu Jing at this time (Note 9). In the first year of Xingping (194), Sun Ce became Yuan Shu's subordinate (Note 10). Most people did not know the important status of the Sun family under Yuan Shu, which led to the misunderstanding that Yuan Shu was treating Sun Ce harshly by not giving Sun Ce the position of prefect. First of all, Yuan Shu only had six or seven counties in 195. Among them, Sun Bi was the governor of Yuzhou (Note 11), Sun Xiang was the prefect of Yuan Shu's hometown of Runan (Note 12), and Wu Jing was the prefect of Danyang. It can be said that half of the country was in the hands of Sun. Secondly, Yuan Shu sent Sun Ce to attack Lujiang County in Jiangbei, where he wanted to be the governor, but it was only conquered after being attacked for two years (Note 13). This performance was really lackluster. Therefore, combining these two points, Yuan Shu is unlikely to hand over Lujiang County to Sun Ce, who is only 20 years old and has not performed well before. Just when Wu Jing and Sun Ben were taking a step forward, Liu Yao, the governor of Yangzhou appointed by the Chang'an court, suddenly came out (Note 14). Wu Jing and Sun Ben encountered obstacles, so Sun Ce volunteered [asking Jing and others to pacify Jiangdong] (Note 15) and became Yuan Shu's troops to participate in the attack on Liu Yao. In the end, Wu Jing, Sun Bi, and Sun Ce defeated Liu Yao and fled westward to Yuzhang County (Note 16), and Sun Ce miraculously became the leader of the expeditionary force. This is probably something Yuan Shu did not expect when he let Sun Ce participate in the war (Note 17). In Yuzhang County, where Liu Yao fled, Yuan Shu appointed Zhuge Liang's uncle Zhuge Xuan as the governor of Yuzhang (Note 18). After several battles for the appointment of the governor of Yuzhang by different forces (Note 19), and a civil uprising in the western city of Yuzhang in January 197 that led to the death of Zhuge Xuan (Note 20), his position as governor finally passed through the hands of the Chang'an court and fell to Yuan Shu's former subordinate Hua Xin (Note 21). At this time, Yan Baihu of Wu County and Wang Lang of Kuaiji had also been defeated by Sun Ce and others. The focus turned to Xuzhou. Yuan Shu took advantage of Liu Bei's new appointment and launched a war in the first year of Jian'an (196), occupying Guangling County (Note 22) and part of Xiapi County (Note 23). During this period, Yuan Shu carried out a large-scale enfeoffment and appointed Sun Xiang as the prefect of Runan; Shu Zhongying as the prime minister of Pei (Note 24); Wu Jing as the prefect of Guangling (Note 25); Liu Xun as the prefect of Lujiang (Note 26); Yuan Yin as the prefect of Danyang (Note 27); Sun Bi as the prefect of Jiujiang (Note 28); and Zhu Zhi as the prefect of Wujun (Note 29). That year, Sun Ce and others marched to Dongye in Kuaiji (Note 30). From this point to the beginning of 197, Yuan Shu used various means to pacify Jiangdong and other places. At this time, Yuan Shu's territory reached Chen (Note 31) and Pei in the north; Xiapi and Guangling in the east; Dongye in Kuaiji in the south; and Liu Biao's Jiangxia in the west, spanning 11 counties in Yang, Yu, and Xuzhou, becoming the strongest power at that time. Referring to the number of household registrations in the heyday of the Eastern Han Dynasty and using this as a standard to calculate, Yuan Shu had a population of almost 8 million under his jurisdiction. Even Lu Bu, who had defected to Yuan Shu in the past, still had to rely on Yuan Shu after occupying part of Xuzhou (Note 32), and some generals even colluded with Yuan Shu (Note 33). The attitude of thieves in the world towards Yuan Shu is that the Yuzhou Yellow Turban Army responded to Yuan Shu (Note 34); the Black Mountain Army united with Yuan Shu (Note 35); the Baibo Army defected to Yuan Shu (Note 36). It seems that with a hook of Yuan Shu's little finger, heroes from all over the world will bow their heads and say: "Daddy Shu". Compared with the surrounding forces, Yuan Shu's side is not only definitely a behemoth, but also has the best situation, and the territory it controls, especially Jiangdong, has very little unrest. Yuan Shu was satisfied with his ambition, was proud of the spring breeze, and his reputation was unparalleled. Of course, red flowers need to be lined with green leaves. At this time, the old rival that Yuan Shu cares about the most is not having a good time. Yuan and Cao have separated, and Cao Cao has become independent from Yuan Shao, but these two men are in trouble. Facing the flames of war with Zang Hongjudong County's rebellion (Note 37), Yuan Shao had to seek skin from Zhang Yan and Hu who were hiding in the Taihang Mountains of Jizhou (Note 38). However, Gongsun Zan had previously built Yijing (Note 40) in Yixian County, Hejian County, Jizhou (Note 39), threatening Yuan Shao's hinterland. It can be said that Yuan Shao was fighting on multiple fronts and was in a difficult situation. Cao Cao had just welcomed Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to Xuchang. Not only did he have to rely on Yuan Shao to help formulate the court regulations (Note 41), but Cao Cao also had a more pressing problem of food and clothing (Note 42), which needed to be solved by farming. However, the house leaked and it rained overnight. In January 197, just before Yuan Shuxun's death, Cao Cao suffered a disastrous defeat in Wancheng. His eldest son Cao Ang, nephew Cao Anmin and others were all killed (Note 43). What is little known is that in the first spring of the first year of Jian'an (196), Yuan Shu sent his general Chang Nu to collude with Dong Cheng to prevent Yuan Shao and Cao Cao's gang from welcoming Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to the west (Note 44). Although the military operation failed in the end and lost Yingchuan in Yuzhou (Note 45) and parts of Runan and Chen (Note 46), Yuan Shu subsequently won overwhelming victories in Jiangdong and other places at the end of 196, which completely made the failure of the Qiannu operation and the loss of Yuzhou unworthy of mention. At this time, the difficulties of Yuan Shao and Cao Cao can make Yuan Shu happy, which in turn reflects his own prosperity. In the spring of the second year of Jian'an (197), Yuan Shu chose the right time. When Yuan Shao and Cao Cao were in constant trouble, he ignored the opposition of some of his subordinates (Note 47) and arrogantly proclaimed himself the "Zhong Family" (Note 48).

So is Fang Tian's painted halberd really Lu Bu's weapon or is it a fabrication? Remember, Fang Tian's Painted Halberd and Qinglong Yanyue Sword should both be considered ritual objects!

This is another book about Yuan Yao, don't follow the same routine as this "The Biography of Yuan Yao in the Three Kingdoms" 😊😏

Is Chen Gong Cao Cao's counselor? Real or fake?

Brother Han Sheng? Uncle Huang? The author's writing skills are really weak

After reading more than 20 chapters, the main character flirted with girls when he saw them. He couldn't pull his legs out and acted like a loser. He left.

At this time, Yuan Shu wanted Jiangdong, but he still needed blood to conquer? Just send troops to receive it.

The protagonist is eight feet tall, about 2.6 Meters tall. Is this height serious? Lu Bu is not even 2.6 Meters tall.

I've finished reading it again, keep up the good work!

The Yuan family followed Liu Xiu's path, together with other members of the aristocratic family.

"An old man in time travel collects rags and makes a living by making bad movies" [Recommended book that is quite interesting] A director graduate from his past life, accidentally time traveled and became an old man who picked up rags. He worked hard in variety shows, worked professionally, begged on live broadcasts, made horror videos to scare people, ate takeaways from Overlord's meals, and made bad movies to earn disgust points to continue his life. Kill decisively in order to survive Later, he traveled through infinite planes and experienced adventures, collected them into movie materials, and returned to reality to show on the big screen. The audience was scared crazy.

If I were Yuan Shu, I would give Yuzhou to Lu Bu and let him hold Cao Cao down. I would first pacify Yangzhou and then march westward to destroy Liu Biao and occupy Jingzhou. In this way, he would be in an invincible position.

How did the family end? During the 50 years of the late Tang Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and the Ten Kingdoms, northern aristocratic families were plowed several times, and the foundation of the north was weakened. Since the Song Dynasty, the development of the south began to exceed that of the north, but the dynasty basically became weaker. The aristocratic family could not be outlawed in the Han Dynasty unless they were all killed. I wonder how similar the old Americans are to the aristocratic family today? Why don't you laugh at their system!

If I were Yuan Shu, I would just give up the northern part of the Central Plains and leave a few flags to the north of Cao Cao, and fully manage the southern part of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River to pacify the entire southern part. I will continue to have strength until the Battle of Guandu breaks out and Yuan Shao is defeated. It was foolish for Yuan Shu to fight Cao Cao and Yuan Shao in the Central Plains. Since ancient times, he has been able to gain territory far away from the war-torn areas. He kept a low profile and concentrated on development and accumulated strength until the enemy defeated both sides and came out to clean up the mess.

I also want to write about the Three Kingdoms, but there are too many damn ones.