Three Kingdoms: Three Time-Travelers Rise Together

There are three time-travelers in the Three Kingdoms world, and each time-traveler has a system. The first time-traveler to Youzhou is called Liu Xu. His father is the village chief. He has a money purchase system. He can use ancient copper coins to buy modern items. The ratio of copper coins is one copper coin equals one dollar. Its development is to develop the village first, then slowly train the army, find a piece of land to build an armed manor, and the later and mid-term development is to take advantage of the blue sky. The Tian is Dead Huang Tian Dao Rebellion developed an army and fought for world domination in the later period. The second protagonist Wang Ma traveled to the Taihang Mountains and had a horse riding and slashing system. He obtained front-end food and money by robbing passing merchants. He could use money to recruit the troops in the system. In the end, he could recruit 10,000 people. In the early stage, there were only 100 to 200 people, and in the middle stage, 1,000 to 5,000 people. Moreover, the merchants he robbed By selling items that can obtain additional inheritance rewards, he relied on these to build a gathering place in the Taihang Mountains with a population of one million and more than 100,000 troops. The last protagonist, Li Huo, traveled to the sea area and relied on the imperial system to build ships and established a force with a population of 600,000 to 700,000 on an overseas island. The troops were mainly sea ships, with a capacity of nearly 10,000. The protagonist only summoned 200 farmers at the beginning. In the early stage, it can summon 5,000 people, 3,000 of whom are farmers, and only 2,000 of the army soldiers. In the later stage, the number reached 120,000 by recruiting indigenous people. In the early stage of their development, they relied on the Yellow Turban Rebellion to develop. In the later stage, they competed for world dominance. Due to the limited number of people in the system, they mainly relied on recruiting residents to develop their military strength. In the later stage, of course, the partnership alliance defeated all the enemies in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.