Three Kingdoms: Thriving Under Dong Zhuo as a Hidden Talent

In fact, I think only those under Grand Master Dong are the best to lay eggs. Because all Taishi Dong did was to pioneer for the king. Just either cast him early. When Yuan Cong gets the original shares. Either marry his daughter or granddaughter. Only in this way can you gain his trust. It would be best if he became the governor of Hedong or Taiyuan while he was still alive. Then use the power of the Xiliang army to defeat Baibo. Also the Huns. Build a foundation. Grow minions. After Taishi Dong was killed by the so-called loyal officials of the Han Dynasty, he died. Only then did he have enough prestige and capital to enter the pass and capture the Xiliang army. At that time, the people from Kansai will be supported. It is truly the capital to level the world. However, a system such as the government army system must be established. Form a new military aristocracy. Create an interest group headed by yourself. Bundle interests. Deep roots and solid foundation. Then pay attention to personal safety. Wherever he goes, he has his own personal guards with him. To prevent coup assassination. This way you won't make wedding clothes for others. Or being picked by nobles 🙂

Forget about writing Feng Fang to death. He didn't see any help from his daughter. He always wants the protagonist to wipe his butt. Once or twice is okay. There are too many weird things to do to people. At worst, I'll help him take care of his wife and children. Because the father-in-law needs to be helpful. Rather than holding back. And if he doesn't die. It is not easy to make Feng Yu a concubine. It just so happened that this wave killed him and Zhao Cen together. Then the protagonist takes over the army. Get promoted immediately. Just put it in Hedong and directly replenish troops. There were Knights of Three Rivers in the Hedong generation. Still close to the border. The quality of the soldiers is better than that of Nanyang. This is the current situation in Hedong. As long as there is food to eat. You can recruit troops 🔨

The protagonist needs to climb up quickly. The status is too low. Not even a captain. How can others think highly of the protagonist? Not to mention making friends with scholars from high-ranking families. It's hard to accept poor people. He always writes about his daily life and plays with women. Now Grand Master Dong has entered Beijing. A time of great power reshuffle. Either become a Beijing official and work your way up. After having a certain status. Raise more minions. Make friends with scholars. Win over the lower-level generals. Or directly marry Dong's daughter and become the Grand Master's confidant. Find an opportunity to go to Hedong Pingbaibo to start a business. The focus must be clear. Can't you find a woman later? Now is the time to rise up. Immediately Kanto rebelled. Why waste time like this🔨🔨

It feels very peaceful. Forcibly torturing the master, a military commander in troubled times, without adding powerlessness and charm, he even added dozens of points. , A third-rate military commander with peerless charm, this is the rhythm of being teased

If there are relatives who are not of the same mind as the protagonist. Don't be too descriptive. Just take it with you. And in ancient times. The protagonist is developed. The family will definitely support them with money, food, materials and slaves. And there will be tribesmen who will come to seek refuge. Because not everyone in the clan has political resources. Some tribesmen do not talk about political resources. They are no different from ordinary people. And in ancient times. One glory and all glory. It's not just talk that one loses and everyone loses. It's like the protagonist being killed by his clan. A group of them also had to be buried with them. The rest were either exiled. Or run around looking for a way to survive. Of course. Aristocratic families generally spread their bets. There must be clansmen on the victor's side. At least his team won't be in despair🙂

The character design written by this father-in-law is really bad, purely negative.

After reading the new chapter, I feel that the author is not an only child, but may also have an older brother. Author, have you replaced yourself as the protagonist? Does your father value your older brother more? Anyway, I feel uncomfortable looking at it. This kind of competition with brothers and sisters for favor.

The writing is okay, but I still feel a little uncomfortable! The key point is that a widow should be the first wife (not having sex with her ex-husband) Come on, author!

The protagonist's family background is not bad either. Why is it that after joining Dong, he is still just a little Sima? Not to mention making friends with scholars and conquering them. Even taking in a general like Xu Huang is difficult. And Lu Bu. Li Que. Guo Si. Zhang Liao. How could such a military lieutenant general care about the overtures of a strange Sima? Make friends with people. A high status person means a low-level person. Not having enough status means clinging to the powerful. Showing kindness equals flattery. Others look down upon them psychologically. Anyway. The protagonist in Chapter 45 is still a little Sima. Then what's the point of looking for the father-in-law and the investment director. And the protagonist is not even a captain. Wouldn't it make your face sour to be called a general? I don't have enough status but I still want to make friends with people everywhere. Jumping up and down like this. I was quite speechless when I saw it. You are an inherently evil author🔨

Adorable new author: Hello readers, welcome to your time! Writing is like telling stories on the streets. If you tell them well, you will win a lot of applause! If you don't speak well, you may get thrown a rotten egg! Hee hee... I am not talented, but I have the courage to write this familiar story of the Three Kingdoms out of passion and at the same time walking on thin ice! I try my best to tell good jokes every day. I hope all readers will support me and I would like to thank you all! Attached is a diagram of the military structure of the Eastern Han Dynasty: