The Son of Heaven of the Zhou Clan in the Three Kingdoms

Cool knowledge: The emperors of the Eastern and Western Zhou Dynasties were not surnamed Zhou, but Zhou surnamed Ji, which means that the emperor of Zhou was surnamed Ji.

I wrote a bit too much about reputation. Reputation is very important, but I don't want the protagonist to become a puppet of fame and be dragged down by it, like Yuan Shao.

Leading troops purely relies on accumulation of experience. I hope the author will not worship the ancients. It has already gained momentum. Zhao Yun and Guan Yu were born to lead troops. The protagonist also worked hard for ten years to reach this achievement today. When I talked about the protagonist's martial arts before, I felt very troubled. It stands to reason that the protagonist can train the same, and the conditions for martial arts training are much better than those of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun. The author insists on adding a setting to the protagonist, so that he cannot compare with these people, okay. I tentatively think this is due to talent, but there is no shortcut to leading troops. Even an ordinary general will become a famous general after leading troops for a long time.

The pace is so slow, the latest chapter is only in the fourth year of Xiping (AD 175), nearly ten years before the Yellow Turban Uprising.

It's not bad, please put it on the shelves soon and get more updates. I can't stop watching it at 4,000 yuan a day.

Promoting the killing of strange snakes in the Han Dynasty... I really don't want to live. Who doesn't know that Liu Bang started killing the white snake in Qin?

It is similar to the heroic ambitions of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. I hope the author can write a different route and style.

I just discovered that the Colonel Wuhuan is a chastity guard. This is a very important right. It can be said that the integrity is more important than the Colonel Wuhuan himself. It seems that the protagonist does not have it. From this point of view, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty is ridiculous but not confused.

In the bitter cold land of the north, there are also alien plunders. There must be many brave people, but I feel that the author is putting the cart before the horse. There is no need to worry about the army. After all, anyone who can survive in this place will have a skill. The most important thing now is to find literati who can write and count. After all, there are no literati in this place who are willing to come. You can't rely entirely on Liu Bei to distribute money, food and weapons to your army, right? These are the lifeblood of the army. Liu Bei just came here and had no choice but to do it as a last resort. You can't keep Liu Bei in this position, so you need to recruit scribes and fill them into the government offices. After all, you are the one to be grasped by the military and government. Those who can write like cavalry will be treated favorably.

A good start, quite interesting!