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

If the protagonist were to use a unified dynasty as a sacrifice to heaven, based on geographical location, it would most likely be Zhu Yuanzhang. Given the first known condition, the rule of this world is that the greater one's fame in life, the stronger one becomes, even to the point that one can create non-existent people out of thin air, such as the Liangshan group.

Actually, besides the Three Kingdoms period, the Northern and Southern Dynasties also produced many famous generals, some even comparable to those of the Three Kingdoms. A Douyin blogger, Yiyuan Jianshi, has compiled a list of famous generals from the Northern and Southern Dynasties, which I will repeat here.

This picture truly expresses my feelings~

The protagonist could have unified the south first. Zhu Yuanzhang wasn't actually that terrifying; his subordinates all had memories, so a large portion of his followers would have scattered. For example, Lan Yu's massacre of his entire family—only someone with a screw loose would have rejoined him. Li Shanchang, over 70 years old, had his entire family executed; he was even less likely to rejoin.

Regarding the question of why the author chose Zhao Yun as the template, many readers have asked why not someone with higher martial prowess. My point is that after the fusion of multiple worlds, in terms of sheer willpower and survival ability, who in the entire history can surpass Brother Yun?

The author has messed up the writing; there are no subscribers towards the end! No, some figures and dynasties aren't mythologized. At least, figures like Zhuge Liang and the Shu Han dynasty aren't mythologized. You didn't even unify the country, so why do you say your abilities are more impressive than historical figures who unified the world and founded dynasties?

The author has exaggerated Zhuge Liang's influence over the Shu-Wei alliance.

The upcoming plot of the battle for supremacy in the South in this book revolves around one person who cannot be ignored: the Martial Saint Yue Fei. Yue Fei will definitely descend upon the South. According to the book's setting, the historical figures who descend are influenced by both their actual abilities and their reputation.

A bold hypothesis: the source power of a multiverse integrates into a single world, with the powerful being behind it employing the methods of a sage. This single world forms a dynasty, and three thousand such dynasties vie for the qualification to establish a celestial dynasty and a heavenly court. Ultimately, the power of the three thousand dynasties is unified to contend for supremacy against other primordial universes. Based on this outline, thirty million words is not out of the question. 🙂

You say Guan Yu was amazing, right? There's no record of him commanding 300,000 troops. Meng Tian was one of the few commanders in history who could command over 300,000 troops for an extended period, and he was also considered the greatest warrior in China. Yet, he seems less impressive than an average general.