The Three Kingdoms: The Strongest Empire System

It's okay, it's like reading a history book. It does not meet the reading needs of contemporary young people. Shouldn't modern people who travel to the past and still carry the system with them drunkenly lie on the lap of a beautiful woman?

The Diary of the Rebellion of the Strongest Subordinate, the protagonist only has four counties in the back and forth, and his subordinates keep rebelling against the protagonist, idiot!

It's really ugly. There are no advantages in time travel. That system is almost like nothing. No brain either. He only learned brute force from Tong Yuan. Everyone knows that they follow Zhao Yun with Tong Yuan and pick up Guan Yu on the roadside. I don't know how to make arrangements in advance to recruit famous officials from poor families and gather resources.

To be honest, I have read so many novels about the Three Kingdoms, some of which are entertaining and some of which are pseudo-historical, but this is the first time I have read this kind of novel that I really can't stand. It's too confusing and takes too much for granted.

I really don't know what you want to write!

It's not very good-looking. He's in the system, he's from an aristocratic family, and he traveled through time at the age of six. With such favorable conditions, he didn't want to recruit famous people from all over the world in advance. It was a waste of such good resources. Some of his subordinates were not 100% sincere. In the end, he couldn't even control his own son. Each of his sons had their own plans and plans.

This author is inconsistent. Every time he says he is confident, he fails and almost fails. I originally wanted to forget it as a boring drama. But when I heard that Gao Shun died, I really didn't want to listen to it anymore.