Liu Shan: I Can Transmigrate to the Modern World

They can't even trust their own prime minister, and they can't confide in him! Wouldn't it be better to have Zhuge Liang advise them than to buy instant noodles and salt themselves?

Unless the Shu Han dynasty can conquer half of Liangzhou, or the horse breeding farms become known to Cao Wei, the difficulty will increase. Also note the following: Purchase seeds. Seeds are now overwhelmingly superior in all aspects, so the protagonist needs to buy some to plant and increase food production. Drone: Buy a drone with a camera function, fly it directly into the sky, and take pictures of important places in Cao Wei.

Can I take the Prime Minister with me through time travel?

Why wasn't this difficult question told to Zhuge Liang? It doesn't make sense.

At first, he didn't know how to explain it. He wasn't a modern person and couldn't understand the situation. Later, even if he explained, others wouldn't hear him. With so many letters, even if Liu Shan didn't say anything, Zhuge Liang could still figure something out. Perhaps it wasn't obvious in the beginning. My later improvements

I remember there was a complete old book where cooking instant noodles could lead to time travel.

Bring some portable food such as compressed biscuits and instant noodles, and an entrenching tool—a versatile tool.

Wei Yan, controlling the scene: "Prime Minister, get ready, I'm about to speed up!" Then start stomping hard. Building a tricycle isn't a problem; the finer components can be brought back to the Three Kingdoms period, such as the chain and tires. An electric tricycle might also work. You could find someone to customize the motor and controller, and then figure out how to assemble it yourself.

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Hurry up and update! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like this.