Three Kingdoms: the Eldest Son of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, I Raised Troops from Liaodong

[Three Kingdoms | History | Time Travel | Jie Hu Heroes] The sixth year of Guanghe, 183 AD.There is only one year left before the Yellow Turban Uprising.Liu Chen, a history graduate student, woke up and transformed into the eldest son of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty who was supposed to have died.The mother and concubine died early, and people hate dogs!Looking at County Lord Yinqi, who was supposed to marry Liu Bian, with her warm body pressed against his arms, Liu Chen's scalp instantly went numb... A relative of the He family took the opportunity to attack, and Emperor Ling issued an edict asking him to rule Liaodong.After finally waiting for the emperor training system, the system detected that he was about to succumb to the vassal, so he ran away overnight!Fortunately, the system left compensation before running away - the people's livelihood warehouse steadily outputs 100,000 kilograms of rice every day, and the force is also directly filled up.On the way to the vassal, he collected Zhoucang and Dianwei, and intercepted Guan Yu and Zhang Fei who were still in their infancy halfway!He also made a marriage contract with Cai Yong's daughter, and received great help from Lu Zhi and Liu Chong. Sun Ce: Don't catch me gathering wool by myself. It's too difficult. Liu Bei looked desperate: My five tiger generals are gone, and all the sleeping dragons and phoenix chicks are wiped out. What a tragedy. Cao Cao shook his head and sighed: Our great Wei Kingdom's eternal foundation has been robbed, and Liu Chen is the most ruthless person in the Three Kingdoms.Everyone laughs that Liaodong is a place of death, but Liu Chen wants to build a strong city and train powerful troops here.If the Han Dynasty abandons me in the Northern Wilderness, then I will control the Northern Territory alone!With Liaodong as the foundation, we will wipe out the barbarians, gather tens of thousands of people, crush the princes of the Central Plains, and rebuild the Han Dynasty's thousands of miles of rivers and mountains!