Three Kingdoms: Domination of the World

Huang Zhong clasped his hands together, bowed deeply to Sima Sun, and said loudly:

"I'm glad that I have fulfilled my mission!"

Upon hearing this, Sun Jian raised his head and laughed heartily, praising:

"Haha! Brother Huang's archery skills are superb, transcendent! This battle will surely make General Huang's name go down in history!"

Huang Zhong listened, a humble smile appeared on his face, and he waved his hand and said:

"Sima, you're too kind!"

"Sima Sun, how does our army plan to attack Wancheng?" Huang Zhong asked.

Sun Jian's eyes were firm and he said resolutely:

"Attack head-on! Take down Wancheng in one fell swoop!"

Huang Zhong thought for a moment and said:

"If we attack head-on, our army will probably suffer heavy casualties. Why don't we adopt a strategy of surrounding them from three sides and leaving one side vulnerable?"

Sun Jian listened to Huang Zhong's suggestion, nodded slightly, and praised:

"Hmm! This is a brilliant plan."

Han Zhong saw a chance of breaking out and fell for the trick. He led his troops out of the city, but was ambushed by Sun Jian, resulting in the loss of tens of thousands of Yellow Turban soldiers.

Han Zhong led the remaining troops back to Wancheng. The Yellow Turban general Sun Xia said anxiously:

"General Han, this is not a solution!"

"Oh? I wonder what General Sun thinks?" Han Zhong looked at Sun Xia in confusion.

"General Tiangong died in the battle, and General Yingqu was seriously injured, and his life or death is unknown." Sun Xia said worriedly.

"This... this is God's will to destroy our Yellow Turban Army! We have to find a way out." Han Zhong said helplessly.

"Where is our way out?" Sun Xia asked anxiously.

"We might as well surrender to the Han army." Sun Xia gritted his teeth and said with determination.

"General Sun, are you sure?" Han Zhong asked hesitantly.

"General Han, we are just small fry, so it would be best for us to surrender early." Sun Xia advised earnestly.

"Well... okay! Let's leave this matter to General Sun." Han Zhong thought for a moment and finally nodded.

Sun Xia stood on the top of the city wall and shouted at the top of his voice:

"Sima Sun, our army is willing to surrender!!"

When Sun Jian heard this, he was delighted, but he still had doubts in his heart, so he immediately reported the matter to Zhu Jun.

"General Zhu, the Yellow Turban Army's request for surrender is difficult to tell whether it is true or false," Sun Jian asked worriedly.

Zhu Jun stroked his beard and fell into deep thought. After a while, he said:

"The Yellow Turban Army has been cornered, so their surrender is likely true."

"If we can handle it properly, there shouldn't be any trouble." Sun Jian nodded and agreed.

"I also agree to accept the surrender. This war is over. Your Majesty also has some complaints." Governor Xu Qiu also expressed his agreement.

"Yes! We must win quickly and decisively!" Nanyang prefect Qin Jie echoed.

Zhu Jun listened to everyone's opinions and finally decided to accept the surrender of the Yellow Turban Army.

"Prefect Qin Jie, I'll leave the task of recruiting the Yellow Turban Army to you," said Zhu Jun.

"Okay, I will definitely fulfill my mission!" Qin Jie accepted the order.

......

In Mo Nan County, Suo Chao returned to his general's residence. The house was newly built and spacious, but it was empty and seemed particularly deserted.

"Without my relatives around, it still doesn't feel like home!" Suo Chao sighed.

"I wonder how my stepmother is doing?"

"I should write a few letters home to my stepmother, Uncle Qiang, and my two sisters."

Suo Chao finished writing the letter and sent it to the messenger. After that, he released Wang An from the B. Medical World and used acupuncture to revive the seriously injured Yellow Turban soldier.

"Who are you? Am I not dead?" Wang An asked in confusion after waking up.

"You are not dead, you are alive and well." Suo Chao said lightly.

"Ah? Where am I now?" Wang An looked around and asked in confusion.

"This is Mo Nan County, General Zhengbei's Mansion! I am Suo Chao." Suo Chao replied.

"Ah? Why did General Zhenbei save me?" Wang An asked in confusion.

"My general's mansion is short of a housekeeper, and I think you are suitable. I wonder if you are willing to stay?" Suo Chao looked at Wang An and said sincerely.

"Ah? I...can I?" Wang An was a little surprised and hesitant.

"I think you are a good person. You can bring your family here." Suo Chao said.

Wang An thought of his wife and two daughters and couldn't help but burst into tears.

"Thank you, General, for giving me a new life!" Wang An was filled with gratitude and quickly expressed his gratitude.

"No need to thank me. From now on, you can be called Yan An. This is the surname of my adoptive father's family." Suo Chao said.

"Thank you, General." Yan An thanked him again.

Suo Chao walked around the palace, feeling it was still a bit deserted. A house without a few maids wouldn't do. In three months, he'd be 15. He'd have to go out and find a few maids.

"There were so many beauties during the Three Kingdoms era, it's not too late to make a move now." Suo Chao thought to himself, a sly smile on his face.

"My two elder sisters have reached the age of coming-of-age ceremonies. What gifts should I give them?"

"Sister Yanyu likes to practice martial arts, and the Tianlong Halberd Technique should be good."

"Sister Yanxiang likes to practice medicine, so I'll prepare some practical prescriptions."

Suo Chao returned to his room and, using a small-scale Wushuang technique, transported himself to the D. Captive World. This world already held 2 Yellow Turban captives, encompassing a territory roughly the size of Monan County. He sought out Zhang Jue.

"General Tian Gong, can we talk?" Suo Chao said to Zhang Jue.

"There is nothing to talk about between us. You can kill me or chop me up as you please." Zhang Jue snorted coldly and said.

"I have announced to the public that you have died in battle." Suo Chao said.

"What do you want to do?" Zhang Jue asked vigilantly.

"I see that you are seriously ill and will not live long. I can cure you." Suo Chao said.

"Why are you doing this?" Zhang Jue asked in confusion.

"The world is big. If you have the chance, I hope you can go out and see it." Suo Chao said.

"Hmph! Do I still have a chance?" Zhang Jue said disdainfully.

"I heard that you have a daughter. I can protect her." Suo Chao said.

"General Suo, if you can keep my daughter safe, I am willing to obey your orders." Zhang Jue was silent for a moment and said slowly.

"I will pick up your daughter myself. Her safety is not a problem."

"Very good, I will cure your hidden illness first." Suo Chao said, took out the Feihe Divine Needle from the system space and began to give acupuncture.

After receiving treatment, Zhang Jiao felt a warm current flowing through his body, and his originally weak body gradually regained its strength.

"Thank you, General, for saving my life. I feel like I'm fine now." Zhang Jue bowed to express his gratitude.

"No need to thank me. You should rest well. When the opportunity comes, I will send you to Japan." Suo Chao said.

"There are still 20,000 Yellow Turban soldiers in this world, and you can continue to lead them. You can cultivate the land and train the soldiers at the same time, and they will definitely be useful in the future." Suo Chao continued.

"I will follow the general's orders!" Zhang Jue said with a bow.

"When you arrive in Japan, you can expand the territory for the Han Dynasty. There are some natives there, and the women can stay. If the men refuse to be educated, they will be killed." Suo Chao said again.

"promise!"

"After the army arrives in Japan, you must strongly encourage the 20,000 soldiers to have children. After conquering Japan, our Han people must constitute the majority, and we must not allow them to resurrect."

"I will obey your orders!"

.....

After returning to the real world, Suo Chao immediately threw himself into the war preparations to retake Youzhou. He was busy deploying troops, collecting food and fodder, and arranging the defense of the north. However, his heart was filled with strength.

Suo Chao stood on the city wall, gazing at the distant Youzhou, his eyes revealing a resolute determination. He clenched his fists tightly, his heart ablaze with fighting spirit. He knew that time was running out, and the half-month deadline agreed upon with General Huangfu was slipping away like an hourglass, every moment crucial. His forehead wrinkled slightly, revealing his inner anxiety and worry. He muttered to himself:

"We must speed up and not let the enemy take advantage of us." His voice was full of determination and confidence, as if declaring war on the enemy.