In the Three Kingdoms: Starting Out by Preaching

Honestly, I'm tired of all those novels where characters travel back to ancient times and dedicate themselves to prolonging the feudal dynasty, or after conquering the world, they rack their brains to perfect the exploitative system to ensure the continuation of their dynasty, or they open some kind of live-streaming room to guide feudal emperors and continue their great achievements.

A ghost, the ghost of the Yellow Turban rebels, roams the land of the Han Dynasty. In order to carry out a sacred siege against this ghost, all the forces of the Han Dynasty—nobles and the emperor, powerful families and eunuch factions—have united. The Azure Heaven is dead; the Yellow Heaven shall rise. In the year of Jiazi, great fortune will come to the world. All Yellow Turban rebels of the Han Dynasty, unite!

Thoughts are not easily changed. Unless you keep your army and people in a constant state of life or death, it's very difficult to distort someone's mind. Like now, as long as people are well-fed and alive, it doesn't matter what the higher-ups are saying, because it's none of your business. You know they're lying. They know they're lying. They know you know they're lying. But they can lie without batting an eye. Because they haven't pushed you to the very end.

Since you've come here to rebel, don't emulate Liu Xiu; emulate Huang Chao. The task of peasant uprisings is never to establish, but to destroy. As the old is destroyed, the new will naturally be established; history progresses through this process.

If the author truly intends to write about revolution, I suggest they don't listen to netizens but instead go to their local Party history museum to investigate.

The more I read, the more something seemed off, and I couldn't hold back any longer. They talk about equality for all, but all they write is embellishment with historical figures. They wanted to reform the relations of production, yet they didn't proactively produce anything new, relying entirely on the indigenous people to develop the productive forces.

Is it appropriate to start by promoting freedom and equality? Isn't that just repeating the global confrontation of that time? How could you possibly survive?

Stop focusing on the things from the Industrial Revolution. You can't get fat overnight. Look at the emergency technologies our African brothers have, like wooden wheelbarrows and wooden lathes. Although they are inefficient, they are very useful for emergencies.

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In this period of relative stability, shouldn't we also start considering developing an intelligence organization? It might not be of much use now, but we can first accumulate experience within our own jurisdiction, monitor the implementation of policies, and solidify our grassroots levels.