Three Kingdoms: Conquering the World as Magistrate of Pingyuan

Chapter Three: A steward in the late Eastern Han Dynasty travels by sedan chair. What kind of magic does Zhang Jiazhi possess that's so amazing? And shouldn't it have been called a sedan chair back then? He dares to ride in it outside; isn't he afraid of being beaten to death by the family head when he gets back?

Each character is portrayed with nuance, and the logic is also good, which is great. But why is it Taizong instead of Taizu? Aren't founding emperors usually Taizu?

I haven't watched it yet, but why does the synopsis mention Emperor Taizong?

Wow, amazing! With food and status, you can just amass an army. The early game is a bit difficult, but later you won't even need supplies, and you can reduce baggage loads even further, just weapons and cooking pots. One of the biggest problems in warfare is food, and this system solves that directly. The soldiers were dumbfounded; food had appeared out of nowhere.

Brainless; inappropriate word choice; forgetting what you wrote earlier; too concerned about saving face. He probably skipped junior high and went off to work on screws instead of finishing school.

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The cheat program inexplicably adds new functions. If you don't use your brain, it's still a watchable read, but I don't recommend it. Reading too much of it will really make you lose your mind.

The protagonists in other novels who don't die have it much easier than those in this book, instead of being so drawn out and subservient.

Well, most of them are pretty good. However, given Liu Bei's personality, he would help the protagonist for the sake of the people, but he would absolutely not help the protagonist fight against Gongsun Zan. At his peak, Gongsun Zan commanded 100,000 troops, and in the Battle of Jieqiao alone, he deployed 40,000 troops and 10,000 elite cavalry. It's a bit too early for the protagonist to fall out with Gongsun over just one county.

The protagonist is just a county magistrate, yet some lowly steward can ride in a sedan chair, stand on his head and defecate, and even show the steward account books, demanding an introduction. What's your status? What's his? If you're spineless, you kneel down and act like a dog to a powerful family. And this is supposed to be a power struggle?