Three Kingdoms: the Grassland Is King, Unify the Nine States

After the protagonist seizes part of the world, the Xiongnu army becomes domineering, and the protagonist uses the Xiongnu language to communicate in the army. The Xiongnu native army overworked the civilian men who were recruited and beat them, and insulted them by saying: "A man with only one penny will die soon after." A certain general under the protagonist, who was born in the Bohai Gao family, was dissatisfied with this and used his sword to show off his skills. The protagonist argued with Xi Nila separately and said: The Han people are your slaves, they farm for you, give you food and clothing, why are you disrespecting them? The Xiongnu are your guests (long-term workers), get your grain, and fight thieves for you, why are you jealous of them? The dynasty attribute is not the royal family itself.

To unify the grasslands, we should conquer Europe westward. Participate in some turmoil in the Central Plains, get involved in something...

Bringing alien races to dominate the world? I really dare to write

It's a novel that I take for granted. To put it bluntly, you are not a human being inside and out, and it is impossible for foreigners and my own race to recognize you.

What the hell? If you don't allow it, I won't steal it? Everyone is risking their lives just to live a small life, but after they succeed, they will do this or that, won't they? How many heads do you have, the Chanyu has been chopped off and you still lack a son-in-law?

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms means that Lu Bu is a villain and does not say anything about Lu Bu. When you enter the first battle of the Han Dynasty, Lu Bu breaks through and wins. This battle power is not a direct collapse.

There is a novel, Emperor of the Huns, in which the protagonist travels through the Huns and then unifies the grasslands, and the great Han Queen He is his concubine. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he went south to establish an empire.

I think it should be the same as the Eight Kings Rebellion. You should first serve as a mercenary for a prince and use your brand to let the princes all over the world follow suit and lure the barbarians into the Central Plains. The princes are almost ready to fight for the opportunity and are waiting for the opportunity.

A good history must include some martial arts fantasy

There is an inherent problem with this novel. Even if the protagonist is not a Huns but a Han, you are basically a Huns when you start, and you are a Manchu.

Let a hundred flowers bloom and look at history from different angles, come on!

If you post Genghis Khan, you will delete it. If you don't unify half the world, I'm sorry for your time travel.

I thought it was history, a direct martial arts version of the Three Kingdoms

Born so low, you still want to unify the Central Plains. What are you dreaming about? , I wouldn't even dare to do this in daydreams

Extraordinary? ? ? Speechless My question

Didn't some of you watch it carefully? The protagonist started his career in the grassland, but his team is the Han slaves in the grassland. The rest haven't been watched yet.

As a time traveler, shouldn't we follow the example of Genghis Khan and ride across the Eurasian continent and travel across the four seas? Do you still just keep an eye on this tiny place and engage in intrigues? Outside the field of vision, the world is so big

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

Before the industrial revolution, the Han people in the south were no more advanced than the people in the grasslands in the north. In terms of military technology, the northern grassland people still have an advantage.

It's pretty good, but updates are too slow, so just keep it for now.

The idea of ​​leading the Xiongnu to dominate the world is a good one, but this martial arts is very impressive. I quit after seeing the first picture. Goodbye

The book is good and I like it, but there are too few updates.

Brothers who are not interested in books, you can go next door to watch this book, (The Battle for Hegemony in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Planted Gourds in the Sui and Tang Dynasties), a funny and funny battle for hegemony flow! The protagonist traveled through the Sui and Tang Dynasties, deceived two natives, and became the leader of Hulu Village! A group of gourd soldiers have been trained and now they are ready to fight for hegemony!

Just write as hard as you can, and I'll give you the monthly pass

All for you

Take Datang back to the end of Han Dynasty. If you like it, you can come and see it and talk about it.

It's very interesting, come on, no matter what ethnic group you are, as long as you can control it, you have your own power. I will give you all the recommended monthly tickets. Come on

Come on!