Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms, Catching Mrs. Liu Bei at the Beginning

I just like to watch independent ones, not auxiliary ones.

At this time, the main character is a bandit, and the general trend of the princes is almost the same. The bandit will not have talents to vote for it. It is better to just follow Liu Bei. I will save it first and read it when I vote for Liu. At that time, I will give all my votes.

Fighting for hegemony? Don't watch Battle for Hegemony. If you are assisting Liu Bei, I will give you all my recommendation votes.

No wonder no one watched or commented. The main character is really rubbish and has no stance, so that's why it's so popular. Bandits are bandits, and they must clean themselves up and stick to aristocratic families. The protagonist can only play small tricks and does not have the courage to be a leader. Without that, when I become famous, I will have the spirit of a great scholar to argue for me. I am too stingy in doing things and have no standing in my life. All of his subordinates were from the Yellow Turban Rebel Army, and they didn't understand why they had to go to a noble family. You also think that you have no plan left, and you do things secretly. As long as you are not desperate, who will be willing to do it with you, it is better to carry the sword for Guan Yu.

Kill Liu Bei, recruit Cao Cao, and accept Sun Quan as a dog. I felt sick to my stomach when I saw Liu Bei licking him.

Hurry up and fight for hegemony. Those who have no future with the feudal overlords will definitely be punished by their descendants. Make your own decisions. Wake up and take over the world with strong soldiers and horses. Drunk on the knees of beautiful women. Horses on Japanese islands. Occupy America. I will give you the votes.

I just want to watch revolution, forget about rebellion, think about going to the ancient harem every day, it's annoying just looking at it, and it's okay to suppress it? Also, when writing about the Three Kingdoms, it doesn't matter if you write Liu Bei as a saint or a villain and a hypocrite. First, kill Cao Cao who massacred the city. Don't double standard. While Liu Bei is a hypocrite, Cao Cao becomes a saint. The only difference between Cao Cao and the Japanese is that he is not a Japanese

Does a bandit want to join the fight for hegemony? Those aristocratic families that have a monopoly on writing will never turn to you!

During this period, based on Hedong, there is still a chance to separate Guanzhong and plot Hanzhong and Bashu.

In this era, it is impossible for a bandit to seek hegemony in the world. Otherwise, why would Liu Bei have to talk about the Han clan clan members wherever he goes?

In the late Han Dynasty, he was born humble and wanted to fight for hegemony. He could only make a living by coercing people into becoming rogue bandits. By plundering wealthy families. Attack the treasury to get the first pot of gold. Weeding out the old and the weak on the way. Promote warriors. Form a direct lineage. The adopted son leans on his arms. Become a sworn ally and annex friendly forces. Implement the practice of drawing teams and sharpening sharp knives. After the sword is sharpened, he can separate a land as his foundation like Zhu Wen. Hedong is good. If you can enter the customs by then. Like Yu Wentai, he manages the dilapidated Guanzhong. Implement the government army system. Support the people of Kansai. The foundation was established. Those who start from the bottom basically kill those with vested interests. Redistributing cake brings people together. Therefore, it is impossible for a wealthy family to be of the same mind as the protagonist.

Without reading the title, I would have thought it was about the Republic of China! A handsome young man

I hope the author can give me an answer, should I be self-reliant or assisted?

A time-traveler must be self-reliant, but can't talents be multiplied by themselves? Still lying around and doing small things, the writing doesn't look like a time-traveler.