Three Kingdoms: Domination of the World

The sea breeze whistled, carrying a salty and bitter smell. Suo Chao looked into the distance with a complicated expression, his heart filled with mixed feelings.

When he thought that Han could solve the Japanese threat once and for all, a hint of relief flashed in his eyes. This was a plan that would benefit future generations.

But when he thought of the urgency of the current situation and the twists and turns on the way home, Suo Chao frowned again.

In recent years, the Great Wu Kingdom's development momentum in the Japanese islands has been quite rapid and impressive. Take the shipbuilding sector, for example, the docks are bustling with activity.

The sound of hammering is incessant as craftsmen toil day and night. Today's technology has enabled the mass production of the tower ships of Zheng He's era. These massive ships, adorned with carved beams and painted rafters, hold high their bows, as if ready to brave the wind and waves and sail far into the distance.

From a military perspective, the might of the Great Wu Kingdom was also not to be underestimated. Its navy was immense, numbering a full 10 men. The warships were arrayed neatly on the sea, their sails blotting out the sun. From afar, they resembled a moving landmass.

The land army was also strong, with 15 soldiers, all in high spirits, wearing bright armor, with swords and spears at their fingertips. They trained every day, and the shouts of killing shook the earth.

The commander of the navy was Zhang Jue. He stood at the bow, holding a command flag, giving orders with confidence and majesty. The commander on land was Maodun Chanyu, who sat astride a tall horse, inspecting the camp with a stern look, revealing the domineering aura of a veteran on the battlefield.

Encouraged by the birth control policy, the population of Wodo has grown rapidly. Today, the island's population has expanded to over 200 million. The streets and alleys are bustling with people, and the markets are bustling with activity, presenting a vibrant and prosperous scene.

Suo Chao couldn't reach the Han mainland anytime soon, so his immediate plan was to stabilize the situation there. Therefore, he decided to meet with the generals of the Wu Kingdom to discuss major plans. Entering the hall, Suo Chao sat high up in the throne, his gaze sweeping over the crowd with authority.

"Greetings, King Wu!" the generals shouted in unison, their voices echoing throughout the hall. Their gestures of respect and reverence were perfectly coordinated.

"Generals, please excuse your formalities. I am merely acting as King Wu's temporary replacement. The prosperity of Wo Island is entirely due to the tireless dedication and hard work of King Kaoshan and the other generals." Suo Chao raised his hand slightly, his voice calm yet commanding. His words were filled with affirmation and gratitude for everyone.

Chi You, a burly man, took a step forward, looked at Suo Chao with a sharp gaze, and asked:

"Bo Yi, I wonder why you suddenly visited the Japanese island this time?"

Suo Chao's eyes were blazing, revealing a sense of determination and heroism. He said loudly:

"Ancestor Chi You, the time is ripe to unify the world. We can't wait any longer!"

Chi You nodded slightly, then showed a worried look on his face:

"Bo Yi, if I go with you on the expedition, who will be left to take care of this Japanese island?"

Suo Chao looked calm and said:

"Don't worry, Ancestor. I have made proper arrangements for everything here and I will not let you down."

Zhang Jue hesitated for a long time, but finally couldn't help but speak:

"King of Wu! Can we really go back to the Han Dynasty?" His eyes were full of longing and expectation. He hadn't seen his daughter for a long time. Zhang Jue also wanted to go back to his hometown in Julu to take a look and take a walk.

Suo Chao looked around at everyone, and finally his gaze fell on Maodun Chanyu and Zhang Jue. He said solemnly:

"In this battle, I hope General Maodun and General Tiangong can join me."

"We are willing to obey the orders of the King of Wu!" Maodun Chanyu and Zhang Jue responded in unison, their voices firm and revealing an indomitable determination to move forward.

Before leaving, Suo Chao thought carefully and decided to leave Cao Shen and Xiao He behind. He called them over and earnestly instructed them:

"You two, I entrust the military and livelihood of this Japanese island to you. You must manage it with care and not let anything go wrong."

"Don't worry, King Wu, we will never let you down." Xiao He responded.

After Suo Chao left, Wodao quickly gathered troops, raised an army of 20, landed in Hanzhou, and conquered the Xianbei tribes entrenched in the territory of Goguryeo and Buyeo.

The leading generals were all heroic and valiant. The naval commander Zhang Jue stood at the bow, facing the sea breeze, his clothes fluttering, waving the command flag in his hand, and directing the warships forward.

The land commander, Maodun Chanyu, led his elite troops and war horses on board the ship. The sound of horse hooves was like thunder. The commander of the three armies, Chiyou, sat in the center of the army, dispatching all parties, calm and steady like a mountain.

Meanwhile, Suo Chao, anxious to rescue Nanyang in Jingzhou, boarded the Mayflower, a ship that was faster and stronger than ordinary vessels.

Suo Chao stood on the deck, looking at the rough sea with a firm look in his eyes, urging the sailors to go at full speed and rush to Donghai County.

Inside World D, the scene was equally spectacular. The 40-man army appeared completely new, as if reborn.

These originally loose Qin troops have been transformed into an invincible and powerful army under Han Xin's careful reorganization.

Among them, 10 Qin soldiers were extremely elite, wearing black armor, holding sharp blades, with cold eyes and moving like the wind; 30 fierce Qin soldiers followed closely behind, each of them was aggressive, and their shouts of killing shook the sky and the earth; there were also 8000 elite Chu troops who integrated into them, adding a different touch of color to this army.

Han Xin, the famous general who is known for his ability to "the more soldiers the better", has recently made a big move and recruited 6 of Liu Bang's troops.

Although Liu Bang's heart was full of resentment, like a volcano about to erupt, he was powerless to reverse Han Xin's strong military reforms. He could only grit his teeth secretly and dared not speak out.

Suo Chao's wives are equally capable and work tirelessly in the medical world, treating the wounded soldiers with great care.

Dressed in plain clothes, they hurried between the tents, changing dressings, bandaging the wounded, and soothing them. Thanks to the efforts of military doctors, in just over a month, these more than 2 wounded soldiers will be able to recover their former fighting strength and return to the battlefield.

The voyage was long and endless, but Suo Chao was not idle on the ship. He personally helped to save the Han soldiers who had just died.

His technique was skillful, his eyes were focused, and his forehead was covered with sweat, as if he was racing against death. This action naturally won the favor of Xiahou Ying, Zhou Bo and others, and the eyes of everyone looking at him were filled with a little more respect and admiration.

"Master State Master, your abilities are truly extraordinary." Xiahou Ying stepped forward, bowed slightly, and showed gratitude on his face.

"General Xiahou, it's you." Suo Chao glanced up at the newcomer, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes. Then he raised the corner of his mouth, revealing a slightly surprised smile.

"I wonder how you plan to deal with Pei Gong?" Xiahou Ying fixed his eyes on Suo Chao, paused for a moment, and then clasped his fists.

Suo Chao stopped what he was doing, raised his head, and looked at Xia Houying calmly:

"General Xiahou, I have my own plans for Pei Gong's future. For now, you just need to focus on training your troops. In the days ahead, we will still rely on your might."

……

While everyone was busy.

[Zhu Tian Chat Group: Congratulations to new member Xiang Yu for joining the group chat!] This news was like a bombshell, instantly causing a sensation in the group.

"Congratulations to the King of Chu for joining the group chat." Zhao Gou spoke first, his words full of flattery.

"Congratulations to my Jiangdong hero for joining the group chat." Old Sun Quan also echoed, with a hint of pride between the lines.

"The Imperial Master is very clever. He even managed to get the King of Chu here." Old Kong Ming sent a message, full of amazement.

As soon as Xiang Yu joined the group, he was immediately confused. He looked at the phone screen with confusion in his eyes and couldn't help muttering to himself:

"What the hell is this?"

"Who is the national teacher? Where am I?" Xiang Yu sent a series of question marks in the group, obviously at a loss for what to do with this sudden situation.

Suo Chao saw this and quickly explained:

"Lord Xiang, I have already taken Pei Gong away from the time and space at the end of the Qin Dynasty. I am truly sorry for leaving without saying goodbye. I hope you will forgive me."

"Ah...National Master, it's really you." When Xiang Yu saw the message, he was shocked and many doubts arose in his mind. For a while, the group was very lively.

……

Nanyang County, on the banks of the Tang River.

The armies of Shi Dakai and Sun Wu had been fighting for several days. The battle was fierce, with both sides winning and losing. The battlefield was littered with corpses and filled with smoke.

Not far away, the battle between Zuo Ci and Yu Ji also entered a white-hot stage, with flashing lights and magic spells everywhere, and it seemed that the winner was about to be decided.

"Military Advisor Xu, Taoist Zuo Ci seems to have the upper hand. It seems that we have a chance of conquering Nanyang County!" Shi Dakai's face was full of joy, with a glimmer of hope in his eyes. He turned to look at Xu Shu and said.

"General Shi, we have successfully rescued the lady, and we have finally redeemed ourselves." Xu Shu breathed a sigh of relief.

Wars raged across several states of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a scene of tinderbox chaos. Three great factions, teeming with renowned generals, gathered, each eager to clash in this chaotic world, firmly establishing the Three Kingdoms divide and ushering in a magnificent epic of heroic deeds.