Three Kingdoms: I Trained the Bandits into an Iron Army That Can Fight in a Hundred Battles

Others traveled through the Three Kingdoms, recruited advisers, recruited famous generals, and finally became king themselves. This book will let you see how a group of rabble who can't even get enough to eat can develop military discipline, courage and sharpness from the mud, until they force the world's famous generals to look at them again. Victory or defeat here does not depend on a clever plan. Food routes will be cut off, intelligence will be wrong, people's hearts will change, smart opponents will seize every flaw, and the protagonist will lose. Precisely because winning is difficult, every break, counterattack and comeback is more enjoyable. Little people are not just numbers on a ledger either. Some are afraid of death, some betray, and some stay for a promise; every growth has its origin, and every sacrifice has its echo. You will see a different Three Kingdoms: Conquering the world not only depends on grabbing cities and recruiting people, but also on letting the people dare to come, the trade routes dare to go, and the soldiers dare to hand over their backs to you. The sword can win a battle, but the rules can retain the victory. Ji Yi never thought that he would be king. He just wanted to help the bandit whom the world didn't want in the world before the heroes. But when Yan Baihu is really qualified to compete in the world, can they still stick to the original rules?