Three Kingdoms: Return to Ugo and Become the Barbarian King

Zhan Yuanzhou is just a little supervisor who can hold meetings, make schedules, and dismantle processes, but he never dares to act heroic. When he opened his eyes again, he became the Wutu bone in the legend of the southern border of the Three Kingdoms: two feet tall, born with scales, holding Chiyou Yue in his hand, but under his command, there was only one Ugo Kingdom that could be divided at any time. The clan uncle held his troops and forced the palace, the priests guarded the cauldron waiting for questioning, and the southern barbarian tribes were surrounding him. The rattan-armored swords and arrows were hard to damage, but they were most afraid of fire. And he doesn't know martial arts, doesn't understand the art of war, and can't even control this giant body well. In order to survive today, he can only use the methods he is most familiar with to the battlefield: order people first, then calculate food; leave a way out first, and then discuss victory or defeat; do not let the soldiers die in vain, and do not let the strong override the rules. From the civil strife in the rain forest to Jiange, Liangzhou, Guandu, Yecheng and the Yangtze River, Lu Bu, Ma Chao, Fazheng, Jia Xu, as well as tribes and heroes who refused to bow their heads, came to his side one after another. Everyone thought that the Barbarian King wanted to swallow up the world with his huge power, but he used rosters, military disciplines, contracts and "never abandon people" again and again to twist the Southern Barbarians, Han people and other forces into one country. But on the day when the nine states were reunited, the underground copper cauldron sounded again. On the other side of the ice sea, the king's order failed, the language was cut off, and the remains of the gods awakened in the darkness. What awaits him there is not only a stronger enemy, but also a throne that can end quarrels and make everyone obey forever. This time, what he must answer is not how to become a king, but when everyone is willing to hand over their destiny to him, does he dare to refuse to become the only god?