The Yellow Turban Young Marshal of the Three Kingdoms

1. Liu Bei's experience tells us that a group president can start from a street stall. 2. Zhuge Liang's experience tells us that working in a private company actually offers more opportunities for career advancement than working in a state-owned enterprise. 3. Lü Bu's experience tells us that frequent job hopping directly leads to no boss daring to hire you.

I hope history can be transformed into a cultivation novel, where one has their own unique way of doing things. There are too many books about the Three Kingdoms now, and without originality, fewer people will read them. I hope the author won't write in such a formulaic way, and it's not necessary for them to have any connection with famous historical figures.

During the Republic of China era, there was a young marshal who didn't fire a single shot and instead frequented three provinces, a man addicted to drugs and prostitutes. And then there was this young marshal during the Yellow Turban Rebellion. I instinctively feel disgusted by the term "young marshal."

Zhang Ning of Rise of Kingdoms

Brother Jiao has no son. On his behalf, I thank you for helping him find a son.

The author was taught how to easily manufacture cannons in ancient times. (Seriously, anyone can do this) 1. The iron pipes used to manufacture the breech-loading cannon must be double-layered! Because ancient iron pipes all had seams, only by wrapping a single iron pipe with another layer of iron pipe can it be guaranteed to be airtight.

If the Yellow Turban Army wanted to seize power, they needed to implement land reform.

You're truly passionate about love 😰, I can't help but admire your spirit.

Zhang Jiao suddenly has a son and becomes a father.

Would talented people from aristocratic families defect to bandits in that era?