Zhang Ji, the Grain King in the Late Han Dynasty

Good guy Zou's pictures are uncouth. Turtle pictures are from the Three Wars

This novel is always pretending to be bad, and the writing is no good. There would have been a market for it 10 years ago, but now it is no longer possible. It is too poisonous. I suggest the author read "Fusheng in the Late Tang Dynasty".

Zhang Ji is a bit old, so the story is not easy to develop.

It's well written, but it's a bit nondescript and needs to be optimized. There are no other big problems. It's worth a read.

Zhang Ji? Then Cao Cao's wife and daughter must all sleep.

Seeing it now, I can summarize that the author still wrote it very carefully. It's just that the military strength and combat effectiveness may be slightly exaggerated. For example, Yuan Shao claimed to have 700,000 troops, but he may actually have mobilized 500,000 young men, of whom less than 10,000 were armored, 30,000 elites, and more than 100,000 miscellaneous soldiers, and the rest were civilian cannon fodder and logistical support. So you have more than 200,000 soldiers in Yizhou who are all miscellaneous soldiers. Even if they don't need military pay, they still occupy labor force.

The introduction is a bit lengthy, but the Han Dynasty literature seems to follow the same path, and the content is pretty good.

I thought it was a cool article, but I didn't expect the story to be quite outstanding.

After seeing the exposure of time travel, you can delete it from the bookshelf. There is no need to read the specific content.

I have food in my hands and no panic in my heart. I can develop and compete for hegemony with peace of mind.

Travel through ancient times and fight for hegemony. There must be many heirs. Many children are born only after the book is almost finished. There are already descendants who can form a second-generation interest group with the descendants of their subordinates and generals to serve as their minions. It is also conducive to gathering and stabilizing people's hearts. Moreover, in the process of unifying the world, he can also train his heirs. Convenient for enfeoffment. Only in this way will the world be stable for future generations.

The starting point is rather strange. The Three Kingdoms usually start with force or strategy, and start with food. This is the first time I see it.

At the starting point, does it mean that the later it is released, the better the book is? ?

First

Nanyang territory can't wait any longer. That place is no different from waiting to die. You can only go to Hanzhong or Hedong. No other place can develop.

Author, the title of your chapter is too dramatic and really unnecessary.