The Ideal State of the Three Kingdoms

That's a bit hasty. They've barely established themselves and already talk about founding a nation. Cao Cao remained a Han official until his death; wasn't he afraid someone would betray him?

Starting from Jiaozhou, then Hainan Island is a treasure trove of strategic resources, rich in iron ore and salt fields.

Heroes can settle down in Jiaozhou, which is the best place for farming, yielding 2-3 harvests a year. However, the population is too small. Let's see how the author solves this problem!

After reading about ten chapters, the author seems to have rushed this plot. First, you have no population, no measures to pacify the people, and you start by killing over fifty human traffickers, suppressing powerful clans, not cultivating land, not treating epidemics, and not establishing farms. It's as if you don't need a population at all. What kind of place is Jiaozhou?

I can accept everything else, since there's a system in place, but feeding soldiers compressed biscuits and canned meat in the Three Kingdoms era? What kind of inhumanity is that?

Why do you think Jiaozhou produced a lot of grain? Even after the Song Dynasty, when the center of China's population shifted south, Guangdong and Guangxi were not major grain-producing provinces. The provinces of Hubei and Hunan, and the North China Plain, are the major grain-producing areas. Jiaozhou is now a barren land.

I've already added it to my favorites. I'd like to recommend "Tianhan" – it will definitely not be abandoned, it has no system, and few flaws. I hope everyone can add it to their favorites for free and leave a comment.

In this Three Kingdoms era, the greatest adversaries are the Three Immortals of the Late Han Dynasty. Those three scoundrels are like time-traveling dragons; no time traveler can escape their notice.

Li Siye's 3,000 Mo Dao soldiers were enough to conquer the world. Why do you think that 3,000 Mo Dao soldiers (an army that the Tang Dynasty could only build at its peak) were weaklings?

The Shi family? It's a bit late, it won't be good until around 183, because they can use ships to bring a large number of people south from the Central Plains. By the beginning of 197, there weren't many people left in the Central Plains!