I, Liu He, Will Continue to Be a Hero

Not to mention whether Yuan Shao supported or opposed Dong Zhuo before entering Luoyang, how could Dong Zhuo get an army of 100,000? Dong Zhuo was able to rise because he abolished the establishment and won over the party members + Luoyang Forbidden Army. He wants to have an army of 100,000 men. Will He Jin dare to summon him?

Why couldn't the civil and military officials of the imperial capital move Dong? Let's figure this out first before writing a book. This introduction is really just a joke.

Dong Zhuo did not have many troops before entering Luoyang, so he relied on cavalry to rush back and forth to create the illusion of an army of tens of thousands and deceive them.

This was written 20 years ago. At that time, Shuangwen had just become popular and a large number of Three Kingdoms novels were written this way. Civil servants and military generals accepted it like dumplings. Just don't be happy at all and that's it.

This is how the protagonists are written in historical novels. Yuan Shao and Yuan Wei are loyal ministers of the Han Dynasty, while Gongsun Zan has evil intentions. . . . How could the Han Dynasty fall if the real camp was so divided?

Dong Zhuo has 100,000 troops of his own and yet he is just a disciple of the Yuan family.

What can be said? It's just the author's fantasy before he died

A group of people who play office politics are transported to an era when men were slaves. They are all ordinary people. They have neither golden fingers nor can they climb the technological tree. They don't even have the correct God's perspective. They only have ideas about modern society. What should they do and what they can do? Please watch "50 Years After Yashan"