The Late Han: Pacifying the Realm from the Northwest

Guard system? If there is no defense, is this still a health center? You just decided on an army organization and have nothing to do with the guards? Each guard station has a piece of land that is self-sufficient. Each guard station is not just a military base, but also has family members who live and produce together. The purpose is to reduce the cost of raising soldiers. All the money and food for raising soldiers are given by you. Is this still a guard station?

Is 200 million gold coins for real?

The book is good, but the timeline is too early

Chapter 58 is poorly written; the inclusion of narratives about minor characters will negatively impact the reading experience.

Author, why did you explain so much to them?

Mainly because the timeline is too early,

The "country dogs" of Guanzhong have always been discriminated against by the gentry of Guandong. Mixed-race Qiang people like the protagonist are at the very bottom of the discrimination. Their political status is almost zero, and basically no gentry sons will follow them. They should just honestly recruit the rough men in the army, then follow Dong Zhuo to Luoyang, then go to Yizhou, occupy Zhang Lu's niche, and take in the refugees from the Guanzhong Rebellion. When Guanzhong is destroyed and no one wants them anymore, it's not too late to scavenge for scraps.

The Qiang Han people are originally one family, and I have a deep feeling when making things here.

The timeline is too early. The characters from the Three Kingdoms haven't appeared much yet. What about Dong Zhuo and Ma Teng who are the closest ones?