I Was a Rebel in the Late Han Dynasty!

After reading dozens of chapters, you really can't read it without killing Zhang Fei. It doesn't matter anything else, but you already know that he will become your enemy in the future, why not eliminate him as soon as possible? There are also Liu Bei and Guan Yu. If Cao Cao can live again, he will kill Liu Bei.

The rebellion of the feudal dynasty, the farming civilization, high walls, extensive grain storage, and centralized power are stronger than short-term political power. If it is extreme, the military-industrial system can be called an explosive force. A single state can explode hundreds of thousands of soldiers.

How should the protagonist get along with the court after taking Youzhou?

It's getting more and more popular. I wrote two chapters for one recruitment. I dare to play like this even if I charge for it. I'm really not afraid of pounce.

Was the recommendation written by the author? It's really silly. What kind of secret recipe is needed to kill tens of thousands of refugees?

Why do people seem to be addressed by their names in books? In historical texts, you should at least know how to address people by their names.

"Old, thin men are called 'Rao Bao Huo', women with poor health are called 'Bu Xian Yang', and children call them 'He Guro'.

Pig breeding, luckily I checked the comment section

I've read Chapter 3 and it's more enjoyable than the beginning of my game of Legend of Heroes. Is this a historical novel?

Where is your copy of Youzhou in the late Han Dynasty? Is this what the eunuch did? ? Trap you monkey🐒🐒

Not bad, nothing poisonous. The story is very smooth

Author, what are you brewing? …I feel empty.

Don't use your brain, don't use your brain, don't use your brain

Liu Sheng (Zhongzong of the Southern Han Dynasty, 920-958) Originally named Liu Hongxi, he was the third emperor of the Southern Han Dynasty, the fourth son of the great ancestor Liu Wei, the emperor who killed the most brothers in history, and one of the top tyrants of the Five Dynasties. He reigned for 15 years (943-958).

Don't write about the Liu family when it comes to the rebellion at the end of the Han Dynasty. Whenever I see the rebellion at the end of the Han Dynasty, I don't even read it. I want to create a lineage for all generations, saying that only the Liu family can rebel in the future, and no other rebellion will succeed.

Only Youzhou and the eastern foot of Taihang are still too difficult to be self-sufficient in food. It is better to conquer the basins in northern Shanxi to be self-sufficient. After Liu Hong is dead, the north and west will apply pressure together to quickly penetrate Hebei, establish a foothold in Hebei, and become Yuan Shao's power. This will have the foundation to unify the world.

Author, did you take your last completed book off the shelf and repost it?

I was a little disappointed. After reading the title, I thought I was going to imitate Zhang Ju and proclaim himself the emperor. (The name of the country can be anything, as long as it's not Han Dynasty.) But it turned out to be the same as Fengtian Jingnan.

Except for occasional typos, the overall plot is still smooth, and the characters are not broken. I have 10,000 words a day, and there is nothing to say. Excellent products are expected.

It doesn't taste right, it feels like it's in the late Ming Dynasty

The text is still somewhat new, Liangcao

Except for slow updates and water issues, it's generally good. However, I thought the protagonist had already been sent to Zhao'an, but when I saw the plot of the latest chapter where he had just arrived in Zhao'an, it was really...

I suggest you write about ordinary people!

I know, I mean, will I add it in the future?

I said there is no difference between ancient and modern times, but natural disasters and man-made disasters. Just a bunch of people chasing moths into the flame.