Conquering a Hundred Dynasties: From the Start, I Get Zhao Yun’s Template

If the protagonist wanted to sacrifice a unified dynasty to heaven, he would most likely be Zhu Yuanzhang based on his geographical location. Currently known conditions 1. The rule of this world is that the greater your reputation during your lifetime, the stronger you will be. It can even reach the point where non-existent people can be created out of thin air, such as the Liangshanbo gang. Known condition 2: The stronger the strength, the slower the resurrection. Legendary and popular generals like Zhao Yun, who are well-known at home and abroad, may not appear until the later stage Known condition 3: Those who have made outstanding achievements during their lifetime may appear in a weakened state if they are not famous enough. Such historical generals have higher potential than ordinary people, but there is a risk of falling midway, but this also brings a benefit, that is, they appear early and start quickly. Known Condition 4: The people who appear have the common sense knowledge of their own era, which means that the further back they are born, the more complete the intelligence knowledge will be, and the more complete the understanding of historical generals and famous officials will be. Moreover, there are so many people that no one can keep their mouth shut, which means that the founding fathers will basically know everything they should know. According to the current location of the protagonist, he must be fighting for hegemony in the Huaihe River Basin. Although it is estimated that in order to allow the protagonist to develop, Zhu Yuanzhang may have been refreshed to Panyang Lake or Jinling, but the distance is actually not that far. Fortunately, the world map has been enlarged, and the stronger the person, the slower the resurrection speed, otherwise the protagonist will probably be ridiculed by Zhu Yuanzhang. But the location of the protagonist must be against Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang is definitely a talented and strategist among the emperors of China, but one of his fatal flaws is the purge of the hero group. You may say that is slander or something like that, but in this world where legend is prioritized, if a rumor spreads widely enough, the fake may become true. The protagonist has a good chance of taking advantage of the situation, and it is very likely that people from the next few dynasties of the Ming Dynasty will refresh to the north with Yongle, leaving Zhu Yuanzhang with no one available. The motivation of the Ming Dynasty monarchs to invest dragon energy to resurrect Yongle is probably much greater than that of Zhu Yuanzhang. Countries such as Xiao Liangnan and Chen are expected to be refreshed early. The protagonist can use them to accumulate experience first, and at the same time try to attack the Ming Dynasty forces, reduce the amount of dragon energy they invest, and let Zhu Yuanzhang appear as late as possible. When Zhu Yuanzhang appears, he will find that his subordinates are basically gone. No matter how awesome he is, he has to rest. There are currently several geographical sectors that are fiercely competitive. The Hebei sector is likely to be dominated by Hu and Han people who live in chaos. The Xiongnu, Xianbei, Rouran, Turks, Khitan, Jurchen and Mongolia are not easy to offend. The protagonist is in the Huaihe River Basin. Except for Zhu Yuanzhang, the Jiangnan section is basically all weak chickens. They are like Xiao Liang of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liu Song of the Southern Chen Dynasty, Iron-Blooded Southern Song Dynasty, and Wu Wangsun of the Wei Dynasty. Each one is worse than the other, although there are also some like Liu Song. There are fierce men like Yu Xiangyu, but they are still far behind the unified Zhu Yuanzhang. If the protagonist was not born here, there is a high probability that Zhu Yuanzhang would unify Jiangnan, and then with this advantage, most of his subjects would have to re-affiliate. It would be difficult for them to have other choices. Bashu in Southwest China have basically been separatist forces in history, but according to the fact that legend equals strength, there is a high probability that Ji Han will take over all the Bashu separatist forces in the end. Apart from anything else, the relationship between Ji Han and his ministers is completely opposite to Zhu Yuanzhang, who was suspicious of each other. Even if Zhuge Liang and Er Ye refreshed to Japan to play Unparalleled Orochi, they must find a way to swim back to find Emperor Zhaolie. The Luoyang area in the Central Plains is also fiercely competitive. A large number of people from famous dynasties in China will come here. It is estimated that it will be just like Hebei. The last is the climax of the Guanzhong area, which belongs to the hell difficulty. Historically, Hebei and Guanzhong could rule the world together before the south was fully developed. It is very likely that the three unified empires of the Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties will be refreshed here. Emperor Fu Jian was blessed. He would either be killed by the protagonist when he was refreshed near the protagonist, or he would be taken care of by the three empires in turn. I wonder if Wang Meng can help Fu Jian hold on for a while. At the same time, one thing should be noted, that is, the Han Dynasty had a particularly huge advantage. He was the only one to have two completely unified dynasties in the national destiny. Liu Xiu allowed the Han Dynasty to live out its second life, and although Ji Han was not strong in history, he was famous. It would be okay if Liu Xiu refreshed to Hebei, but if he refreshed to Luoyang or Kunyang, then Liu Bei refreshed to Bashu, and Liu Bang refreshed to Guanzhong, and the power of these three people expanded and moved closer to each other, then the Han Dynasty would be truly invincible, and Qin and Tang Dynasty together could not stop them

In fact, in addition to the Three Kingdoms period, there were also many famous generals in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, some of whom were even as good as those in the Three Kingdoms period. Douyin blogger Yi Yuanjian Shi has taken stock of the famous generals who have appeared in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. I will repeat what he said here. Three hundred years of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, let's talk about the Jin Dynasty first. Zu Ti, "Zhongliu hits Ji" in the Northern Expedition, pressed Shi Le and rubbed it repeatedly on the ground. Huan Wen made three Northern Expeditions, destroying the Cheng Han Dynasty, the former Yan Dynasty, and the former Qin Dynasty. Later, Xie Xuan, Liu Laozhi, and 80,000 Beifu troops fought in the Battle of Feishui and defeated 300,000 former Qin troops. Murong Ke and Murong Chui were members of Murong Xianbei's family in the north. Lu Guang and Zhang Hao of the Pre-Qin Dynasty. Historical records clearly record that Zhang Hao was an enemy of ten thousand people. In the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were even more famous generals. Liu Yu, Xiao Daocheng, Xiao Yan, and Chen Baxian, the founding armies of the four Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen families in the south, were all generals who led the army, and they all had impressive records. There are also Zhou Panlong and Zhou Fengshu in the Southern Qi Dynasty. Not many people know about these two men now, but they are really fierce. Once during a battle, they were surrounded by tens of thousands of Xianbei people. The two men strolled around in the encirclement and finally succeeded in breaking through. There is also Chen Qingzhi, who is dressed in white as snow. He is considered the most beautiful boy in Nanliang. Seven thousand Jiangdong soldiers marched north from Jiankang into Luoyang, earning the reputation of "Famous masters and generals should not stay in prison, and thousands of troops should avoid white robes". Then there is the Northern Wei Dynasty in the north. Starting from the emperor, except for the younger ones, they all love to conquer personally, such as Tuoba Gui, Tuoba Si, Tuoba Tao, especially Tuoba Tao. The unification of the north was in the hands of Tuoba Tao. Tuoba Tao even reached the edge of the Yangtze River. Although he was an emperor, he was very good at commanding troops and fighting. There was also Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Tuoba Hong, who moved the capital and carried out reforms. He was also good at fighting. When the Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Western Wei Dynasty and then transitioned to the Northern Qi Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yu Wentai, the leader of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and Gao Huan, the founder of the Northern Qi Dynasty, were both powerful and famous generals. Later, Gao Huan's son, Gao Yang, the founder of the Northern Qi Dynasty, Emperor Wenxuan, was even more tough. There are two reasons why he was tough. First, Gao Yang once established a very tough guard called Baibao Xianbei. If you don't understand, you can check it out online. There is only one condition for the selection of this guard. You must be able to fight, not ordinary people who can fight. The historical data records this, "Every person must be a hundred people, let them attack when they are in battle, and then take them. It is called a hundred guarantees." What does it mean? You must be able to fight 100 times. If you survive after fighting, you will be selected. Second, Gao Yang himself is not bad either. In October 553 AD, Gao Yang sent troops to attack Khitan. October in the lunar calendar is converted into November in the Gregorian calendar. Everyone knows the temperature north of the Great Wall in this season. This is what Gao Yang did. According to historical records, Gao Yang's trip was "well done. The emperor showed his head and shoulders bare, and traveled day and night for more than a thousand miles. He only ate meat and drank water, and he was very strong." To boost morale, they were like ordinary soldiers in the ice and snow. They had no extra warm clothes. They drank from the spring water next to them when they were thirsty and grabbed a bite of raw meat when they were hungry. They sent out troops in October and captured the main force of the Khitan army a week later. They took the lead in the charge and defeated the Khitan army in one battle. After the defeat, they captured hundreds of thousands of prisoners alone. According to historical records, it only took 10 days from the time the troops were dispatched to the Qi army's division. In 554 the following year, there was a conflict between the Northern Qi Dynasty and the northern Rouran cavalry. In April, tens of thousands of Rouran cavalry suddenly appeared in Sizhou, north of Jinyang, which is now Xinzhou, Shanxi. Gao Yang was out of the city to patrol and inspect, and happened to bump into these tens of thousands of Rouran cavalry. He had more than 1,000 freshmen beside him. Humble, facing tens of thousands of people, he asked the soldiers to form a formation and then led the charge as usual. In one encounter, the Rouran people were defeated. The historical data of this battle records that "the corpses were laid for more than 20 miles." Emperor Wenxuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty Gao Yang was only 26 years old this year. This is no worse than any general in the Three Kingdoms period, right? If you ask me to talk about the male protagonist of Qidian Shuang's novel, that's it. Yuwentai's son, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong, was not bad either. He later destroyed the Northern Qi Dynasty and unified the north, laying the foundation for the unification of the world by Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian. In the process of destroying the Northern Qi Dynasty, during the "Battle of Jinyang", Yu Wenyong, as the emperor, personally led a death squad to attack the city. After taking Jinyang, he rushed to Yecheng without rest and captured Gaowei back to Chang'an. The Northern Qi Dynasty destroyed the country. In 578 AD, the Northern Cao Yuan Rouran withdrew from the stage, and the Turks rose up. The Turks went south to grab things, to quell Yu Wenyong's anger, and prepared to lead an army to fight against the Turks. He died of illness during the journey. Although Yu Wenyong was the emperor, he died on the journey as a general. Therefore, the number of famous generals in the Southern and Northern Dynasties is no less than that of the Three Kingdoms period, and the quality is even better.

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The protagonist can actually unify the south first. Zhu Yuanzhang is actually not that scary. Everyone under Zhu Yuanzhang has memories. Most of Zhu Yuanzhang's people have to disperse first. Like Lan Yu, who wiped out his family and wiped out his family, he will only join him again when his brain is exhausted. There is also Li Shanchang, who was in his 70s and killed all his family members, and it is even more impossible to defect to him. There is also a question mark over Liu Bowen and Xu Da. After all, it has always been a mystery whether Zhu Yuanzhang killed them. Some people say that Liu Bowen was poisoned to death by Zhu Yuanzhang. Even if there were no descendants of Liu Bowen, he died at the hands of Zhu Di, which is considered unprecedented. There are also doubts as to whether Xu Da was forced to death by steaming the goose. Some of the more than 30 people may actually die of illness, but only a few will be able to pass on the title to future generations. Zhu Yuanzhang's methods are much more ruthless than Liu Bang's. Liu Bang can still keep some people in his hands, but Zhu Yuanzhang may not be able to keep him. Who can bear this? Excluding Zhu Yuanzhang, the southern lineup will be much weaker. The more powerful ones are the Dudu lineup, the Nanliang lineup, and the Eastern Jin lineup.

Regarding the question of why the author chose the Zhao Yun template, many readers said why not choose one with higher force. What I want to say is who can surpass Brother Yun in the whole history of desperate survivability after the fusion of all realms. Everyone should know that in this type of Gu-raising and hegemony mode, you have to be willing to fight hard in the early stage (it still does not make readers feel that the protagonist Halo), later on the protagonist will compete with the Qin Emperor and Han Wu emperors for hegemony, so in the early stage of development, it is necessary to complete the snake swallowing elephant several times and maintain the geometric progression. All of this needs to highlight that the protagonist will not die easily. Using the Zhao Yun template will not appear abrupt, and everyone will only think that this is reasonable

The author has already finished writing it, and he no longer subscribes to it! No, some characters and dynasties are not myths. At least the history of characters such as Zhuge Liang and Shu Han cannot be myths. You have not even unified the country, how can you say that you are more powerful than the historical figures who unified the world and founded dynasties? ? ?

The author praised Zhuge Liang, Shu and Wei too much

In the next plot of the book about the struggle for hegemony in the south, there is one person who cannot get around it, and that is the Martial Saint Yue Fei. Yue Fei definitely came to the south. According to the setting of this book, the historical figures who come are affected by their actual abilities and reputation in history. Under this setting, Yue Wumu is definitely the most powerful competitor for the number one general in China! Needless to say, Yue Fei's abilities were among the best in history. In terms of reputation, Yue Fei is definitely a household name in China. Yue Fei's experience is extremely legendary, which perfectly fits the image of a hero in Chinese culture. His characteristics of being both civilized and military (a song called "Man Jiang Hong" will be sung through the ages) gave him a high reputation among ordinary people and literati. Yue Fei's final tragic ending sublimated all of this. There are so many romances, dramas, and poems about Yue Fei in the source world that they are too numerous to count. His reputation is still higher than that of top famous generals such as Bai Qi, Wei Qing, and Li Jing. This is because the Internet has narrowed the gap between the popularity of other famous generals and Yue Fei. Information is relatively closed, and ordinary people rely more on dramas. When storytellers understand historical figures in ancient times, Yue Wumu's reputation advantage is greater (Guan Zhang and others are also famous, but their actual abilities are not as good as Yue Fei's. Zhuge Liang is also famous and has strong actual abilities, but he is more of a model civil servant and is not on the same track as Yue Fei) In addition, Yue Fei also has the Yue Family Army. No matter how the powerful armies in Chinese history are arranged, the Yue Family Army must be indispensable. The Yue Family Army should have arrived. Moreover, since Yu Wencheng can refine falsehoods into reality in the world of China, Yang Family General and others will definitely appear, and they should follow Yue Fei. Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that Yue Fei can affect the situation in the south. For example, the Southern Song Dynasty was absolutely useless against Zhu Yuanzhang and Liu Yu, but it would be different if Yue Fei returned to the Southern Song Dynasty. In the world of China, Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty, should not be able to defeat the enhanced version of Yue Fei (Liu Yu's popularity and Yue Fei is really incomparable) Of course, there are so many Han dynasties in the world of China, and it is impossible for Yue Fei to vote for Song Gaozong. With Yue Fei's reputation for loyal service to the country and his strength, joining any force will immediately lead him to the top, and no one is still dissatisfied. The protagonist should not just stare at Han Xin every day, but also think about whether he can recruit Yue Fei. If he can take Han Yue under his command, he can take off directly.

Bold hypothesis: The source power of a multiverse is integrated into one world. The power behind it involves the methods of saints. One world forms a destiny dynasty. Three thousand such destiny dynasties compete to establish an immortal dynasty and establish the qualifications for heaven. Finally, the power of three thousand destiny dynasties is unified to compete with the outer world for hegemony. According to this outline, 30 million words are not unexpected 🙂

Guan Yu is awesome. There is no record that he commanded an army of more than 300,000 people. Meng Tian was one of the few commanders in history who could command an army of more than 300,000 people for a long time. The Three Kingdoms and Zhuge Liang have separate biographies. Guan Yu can be compared with others and can be tested in romance myths. This person and Zhuge Liang are the only two people who have separate biographies. They feel that they are just ordinary generals who cannot stand alone and have no sense of existence. Huo Qubing is awesome, but there is no history record that you commanded dozens of people. Wan Dajun, there is no record that you have Xiang Yu, Li Cunxiao's force value, I feel that he is the same as Shi Wansui, why does Shi Wansui feel like a clown, no one can beat him, Huo Qubing can beat Mongolia and Tang Dynasty as if he is playing, Li Guangbi is the first general of ZTE, Huo Qubing is just a former Front, partial division, this book can only be said to have a good framework, but the combat power inside has collapsed. The military soul finally came out to support several parties to suppress the enemy. I feel that the Qin State's military soul is not as good as a little force value. The defeat of Guan Yu and Huang Zhong's army can suppress Meng Tian. Wang Ben, still under the suppression increase of Wang Jian's military soul formation