Dueling the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Reform Zhang Jue

How can Jia Xu be a common man? To become famous as a young man and to be filial and honest is what a common man can do? The productivity of the Three Kingdoms is low, and the common people's descendants are basically common people. The only educated people are gentry and undecided gentry (humble families are also included in this). It does not depend on whether you want to be a gentry, but if you reach a certain ruling class, you will become a gentry. This is determined by productivity and has nothing to do with personal will.

No reason, this is a good book, why is no one here?

Teach Zhang Jiao? You are the old immortal Nanhua, the old immortal Nanhua, with boundless magic power!

Well written. Is it a new vest? The writing feels very sophisticated.

The beginning is not written well. In the world of the Three Kingdoms, it is nonsense if you are not born in a great place. The background of the protagonist is too poor. Although the cheat is like Zhang Jiao, his own background is also very poor. It takes a year and a half to travel far away. It is really difficult to develop in a world where people will die if caught in the rain and cold in three years. It is not without reason that there are many gentry and wealthy families. There may be several big surnames in one county, and one surname. There are tens of thousands of relatives and friends, almost all of whom are self-produced and sold. It has become a cycle. The patriarch said that he wants thousands of people to pull up thousands of people. This is the disciple of the military family who has children and trusted friends. The protagonist has to find other ways besides a few people around him. It is too difficult to find people who can do things and be trusted. Talents are so rich that the family must have a bunch of family members. Ordinary people can neither afford to eat nor study and learn martial arts.

It looks good (○｀ε´○) This system is also comfortable to watch Recently, I like the novel "Yellow Turban" at the end of Han Dynasty. This novel is one of the two must-reads.

To be honest, your paragraphing gives me a very awkward feeling. It doesn't matter how awkward you read it, of course it's not a big problem.

This book is full of historical errors... Of course it doesn't matter if you like to read it

How did the protagonist get close to Zhang Jiao? Why? Why did he have to go to the Yellow Turban? Can't he develop his own power?

The writing is okay and can be called excellent. I guess this result is due to low exposure.