Han Soldiers

This book is delayed by the title, Good Grass ~ Nothing to say

The name is indeed average. The soldiers of the Han Dynasty have little to do with this book. It is not as simple and straightforward as the names of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms. The author's writing style does need to be improved. The storyline is good, but if you want to establish a mountain under a hero like Dong Zhuo, it can be done in the short term, but not in the long term. It is almost impossible to be independent for a long time. I personally think it is impossible to go to Beijing with Dong Zhuo. It is better to use the identity of He Jin's distant relative to find another place. Otherwise, I will stay with Dong Zhuo until Dong Zhuo dies.

You have been stronger than your peers since you were born. When you were just an adult, you defeated all the invincible opponents in your hometown. Later, when you entered the military camp, you discovered that there are crouching tigers and hidden dragons here. You continued to improve your strength and became the deputy general of General Pan Feng. He comforted you: "Keep working hard, and one day you will be better than me." Once you followed the leader Han Fu to defeat Dong Zhuo, and you thought you could finally show off your skills. You watched your eldest brother Pan Feng fight against Hua Xiong, only to be killed by Hua Xiong in three rounds. Just when you were stunned, Hua Xiong beheaded the famous Bao Zhong and Yu She. Before you could recover, a red-faced man rushed out and beheaded Hua Xiong with a single blow. As a young man, you were so frightened that you followed your lord Han Fu back to Jizhou. Later, when Yuan Shao conquered Jizhou, you had no integrity and surrendered to Yuan. Yuan Shao didn't take you seriously and only sent him to Liaodong to confront Gongsun Zan. In the battle of Guandu, you judge the situation and betray Yuan to Cao. Cao Cao knows that you are timid and doesn't use you seriously, so he lets you beat Wu Huan, Yuan Tan, Chen Lan, Song Jian and others. You are happy to stay away from those demon gods, and you have been living peacefully for more than ten years. Until when you conquered Zhang Lu, you faced the fierce brother of the red-faced man again. The terror of your youth struck you. That night you fled with your head in your hands, leading a few of your own soldiers to crawl over the mountain to escape for your life. Your immediate superior, Xia Houyuan, didn't deal with you at all. He only teased you about running for his life, "General." Amid the roar of handsome laughter, you kept rubbing your neck, feeling in a daze. Three years later, the red-faced man's eldest brother came to visit him personally. He burned the antlers outside your camp with fire. Xia Houyuan originally wanted to send you to repair it, but he had to give up when he saw that you were so frightened that you were shaking like chaff. He went there in person, but died under Huang Zhong's knife. Cao's army was defeated. You gathered the defeated troops and escaped from Hanzhong, saving another life. Cao Cao praised you for staying calm in the face of danger, put all the responsibility on Xia Houyuan, and did not punish you. You were secretly happy and determined to take the cause of Xia Houyuan's death to the grave. Later, the red-faced man who was so powerful in the world finally died, and the black-faced fierce god who chased you across the mountains also died. You felt that you could finally let go of your worries that had been hanging on you for decades. Soon, their boss with a fair complexion, hands longer than knees, and the ability to swing a sword into a windmill also died. You breathed a sigh of relief, and the world was finally safe. At this time, you are waiting for career luck again. After the new emperor accepted Zen, he tried to win over you. He first made you General Zuo, followed his new boss Cao Zhen, casually dealt with the Qiang people, withstood several attacks from the villagers, and then became General of Chariots and Cavalry. From now on, you no longer have fear in your heart. Brother Pan's head, the lament of the Han governor, the lamentation of the Yuan brothers, and the broken body of General Xiahou are all as far away as a dream. You have experienced hundreds of battles and are famous all over the world. From the court to the military camp, you are filled with admiration and praise. You firmly believe that there is no warrior smarter, braver, or more experienced than you in the world. In the fifth year of Taihe, the Nanyang villagers who overestimated their abilities, the crazy scum of Shu, and the evil Langya clown once again led the remnants of the pseudo-Hans to invade the border areas. You lead the troops into the war, intending to wipe out the Shu thieves in one go and draw a successful conclusion to your military career. The coach Sima Yi is afraid of the enemy like a tiger and dare not fight decisively. Although you are angry, there is nothing you can do. The villagers ran out of food and retreated to Qishan. You led the army to pursue them to Mumen Valley...

Although Taishi Dong will go to Beijing to kill the Yuan family. Kill hundreds of officials. Depose the emperor. Pioneer for kings. But the most he can do is serve as a small military leader. Either go to Hanzhong or Hedong area as soon as possible to establish your own business. Either marry the grandmaster's daughter or granddaughter and take the throne. Became the grand master's son-in-law. Only in this way can you have the opportunity to lead tens of thousands of troops. Scholars can also be recruited. Cultivate the generals who have minions. In this way, after the death of the Grand Master, you will have the capital to annex the Xiliang Army. Then in the name of the Qing emperor, he gathered the Xiliang army to counterattack Chang'an. Look at it again, it's holding the emperor hostage to order the princes. Or send the emperor back to Guandong. Either way. After all, leaving the emperor in the hands of the Kansai warlords is just a burden. The princes of Guandong didn't buy it at all. The edict issued is the same as toilet paper. Moreover, the emperor and officials would also resort to coups to cause civil strife. They also have to spend money to support the court. So it's better to run your own Bafu and raise thousands more soldiers 🙂

Mainly the partial maps of Lishi and Zhongyang cities in Xihe County, and Bingzhou of Taiyuan cities (from "Tan Qixiang Historical Atlas").

Although I have only read ten chapters, it is indeed a good book. The author's writing is very good. It is hard to believe that he is a newcomer. Come on, I think highly of you.

Good book, well written. But the plot should be more solid. When describing the war, the plot should be more foreshadowing to better reflect the cruelty of the ancient battlefield, so that the image of the protagonist can be better reflected.

Killing after winning is detrimental to one's moral character. The way to death is already there, and it will not last long.

Develop into a big country

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It feels good. If the level is similar in the future, there is hope. Come on, author. There is no problem for the time being 🤓

Weapons like the Ma Cha did not appear until the Southern and Northern Dynasties. You are hundreds of years early.

Accept Dianwei? If you accept it, I will read the follow-up.

I like Zhang Liao and Gan Ning. Are there any scenes between these two?