Spoiling History, Reviving the Great Han Three Times

The strategy of releasing all 30,000 elite troops is frankly not very effective. A portion of them should be turned into allies. A little persuasion won't have much impact; releasing them all and then manipulating the enemy generals will easily turn them into their own fighting force.

Why are there more and more problems? Putting aside the ethnic policies, does anyone still believe the myth of gunpowder? The reasons for the slow development of firearms in the early days were firstly, the poor power of gunpowder, and secondly, the iron smelting and casting technologies were far more important than gunpowder in the development of firearms. Given the level of iron and steel technology in the Eastern Han Dynasty, gunpowder could only be used as firecrackers at best.

A time traveler who has completely spoiled the future, instead of staying in the rear to farm and let Liu Bei and his allies change the future themselves, insists on going to the battlefield. I can only say he's fearless. Liu Bei knows perfectly well that the protagonist is a time traveler, unique and irreplaceable, yet he still dares to send him to the battlefield. I can only say he's utterly brain-dead.

Game aside, A Dou's skill is delegating power.

Lü Chang is quite capable in both history and fiction. To become the Prefect of Xiangyang and hold it firmly for so long is no small feat. Moreover, the surrendered soldiers of Wei were all elite troops. It's impossible to reform them in a short time; can you guarantee 100% that they won't return as enemies? The best approach is to turn them into your own army or labor force—the more, the better.

After confirming his identity, he started teaching people composting? Didn't the author do any research? Mature composting techniques already existed by the late Eastern Han Dynasty! At the very least, he couldn't possibly be unaware of burning seedlings with raw manure!

Do they need evidence from Mi Fang? Go directly to Guan Yu, seize power, arrest Mi Fang, and then investigate the accounts.

If a modern human were to wear the past, a single sneeze could probably trigger a major plague. 😰

Why did they even bother with a female lead? They gave her one right at the beginning.

I recently rewatched the Battle of Dingjun Mountain in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI's Conquest mode, and I've taken some screenshots to share with you all~