Hanging Around in the Late Han Dynasty

Starting in Bingzhou seems to be able to recruit talents such as Zhang Liao, Gao Shun, Xu Huang, Hao Shao, and Wang Ling. Build another first-class cavalry.

In fact, I originally planned to read it when I was fattening up, but recently I basically didn't have any books to read, so I fell into a trap. Xian-sama must be following the historical flow like Zhao Zida's "The Third". The protagonist of this book has an unimaginably low starting point - a poor member of the common people. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it was almost difficult to get ahead, because when you develop to a certain level of strength, your origin becomes your biggest bottleneck. Xun Zhen, the elder of Zhao Zi, came from a well-known family. In addition to being able to harvest Cao Cao's Yingchuan civil servant group in advance, his family background was also a big consideration in the appointment of officials during the Han Dynasty. Speaking of this, I am still looking forward to how Master Xian will describe it. As for the plot, it has not been fully developed yet, but it can still be seen that Lord Xian intends to let Wang Sheng be awarded an officer based on his military merit. Presumably the Taiping Dao uprising is Wang Sheng's opportunity to advance. (Collect Gao Shun, what kind of rhythm is this, haha...) A little suggestion, you can marry with a local surname to improve your family background (but it seems that you already have a fiancée, haha...) All in all, I still look forward to the subsequent plot development. Finally, compared with Mr. Zhao Ziyue's "The Third", this book is still a little thin in terms of characters and plot, but the veteran of Mr. Zhao Ziyue's "The Third" is based on the nearly 5 million words of the eunuch book "The Ant Thief". (Yes, I am complaining. 😰) Writing is very boring, especially for newcomers, so come on, Mr. Xian! Rome was not built in a day! ! 😊