Conquer all worlds starting from the mythical Three Kingdoms

With his fluent Chinese and identity token, Gan Ning ran directly into the city at night and was taken to Xiahou Dun's residence.

"You are finally here!"

After Xiahou Dun saw Gan Ning, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"What are you doing?"

Gan Ning looked at Xiahou Dun with some surprise. The aura revealed on his body was very strong, a bit outrageous. The most important thing was that Xiahou Dun only had one eye now.

"It's been a plot, it doesn't matter!" Xiahou Dun touched his blind eye and waved his hand.

"What's going on now?" Gan Ning asked with a frown.

"That's it!" Xiahou Dun sighed and told Gan Ning what happened before.

Xiahou Dun was very lucky. In addition, the Song world was different from the main world and the shipping routes were smooth, so Xiahou Dun arrived in Japan without wasting much effort.

Apart from anything else, the shipbuilding industry was still very developed during the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, there was even a "Shenzhou" with a draft of 1500 tons, and ships carrying six to seven hundred people were basically everywhere.

Therefore, arriving in Japan was almost a matter of course for Xiahou Dun.

However, when he first landed on the island, Xiahou Dun encountered a fight between the two countries on the island.

At first, Xiahou Dun thought it was the same as the small-scale collision between clans fighting for land and spring water in the Central Plains.

After all, there were only a few hundred people on both sides. Although the swords and armor looked normal, they didn't even have cloud energy. Xiahou Dun saw at a glance that they were just miscellaneous soldiers.

However, what makes Xiahou Dun more strange is that these miscellaneous soldiers all have traces of internal energy, but the combat effectiveness they display seems to be different.

Xiahou Dun led his men to surround these miscellaneous soldiers. Originally, these miscellaneous fish were still talking about something for a few miles, but after he launched a legion attack, these people immediately knelt on the ground, full of awe of him.

But Xiahou Dun soon became embarrassed. They could not communicate at all. Although the Japanese soldiers and those who looked like leaders were very honest, communication could not be achieved.

Fortunately, the two sides were still able to communicate with the simplest surrender and relying on the gesticulating murals, but the level of respect the other party showed afterwards really made Xiahou Dun feel uncomfortable.

In order to show their surrender, these people did not care about their subordinates, and did not even care about their own lives. In Xiahou Dun's memory, such fanatical loyalty seemed to be matched only by the Yellow Turban's fanaticism towards Zhang Jiao.

This kind of religious fanaticism made Xiahou Dun feel uncomfortable all over. Fortunately, there were mixed-race people in both countries who could speak Song dialect, so Xiahou Dun and the others could barely communicate.

Then Xiahou Dun understood that in this poor place, if there were ten thousand people, he would dare to claim the country, and if he had an army of 100 people, he would be considered a hero.

The reason for their fanatical respect is that they regard Xiahou Dun, who can open mountains with bare hands and fly into the sky and into the earth, as a god.

Xiahou Dun didn't understand the situation here at first, so he carefully explored the surrounding area.

With the current situation in Japan, Xiahou Dun really felt that there was no hope of development. There were small countries with hundreds of people everywhere. Well, it was just a village surrounded by a fence. It dared to be called a city. Xiahou Dun was convinced.

It was difficult for Xiahou Dun to understand why no one unified the situation in this situation where all the heroes came together. Even though iron weapons were used, even if the armor and other things were made of leather, it was still not a barren land.

But according to what Xiahou Dun asked about, he said that these were the will of the gods. Thousands, ten thousand, one hundred thousand, and millions of people needed the approval of the gods.

Without the approval of the gods, they cannot expand at will.

Only by offering enough sacrifices at the end of each year and gaining the approval of the gods can they obtain corresponding expansion powers.

Xiahou Dun thought it was nonsense, but he also noticed that if his performance was called gods, then those so-called gods should be strong men whose inner energy has separated from their bodies, and are the real controllers of this place, right?

Because of this messy situation, Xiahou Dun found that there was no way to plunder anything from this miserable place.

Although he was worried about the gods, Xiahou Dun did not make any big moves. Instead, he honestly followed Jia Xu's instructions to explore the minerals. Xiahou Dun did not have any hope at first.

I just felt that this was Jia Xu's plan to send him away from the Central Plains, but since Qingzhou had cured him, Xiahou Dun had no complaints. After coming to the new world, he also realized that Cao Cao might really not be able to defeat Mu Yi.

In this atmosphere of paddling and fishing, Xiahou Dun found an open-pit gold mine.

Xiahou Dun cut it casually and got several hundred kilograms of gold.

Then Xiahou Dun flew over a hundred miles in one day and found several open-pit silver mines.

Although Xiahou Dun was a military general, he was actually very good at governance and internal affairs, and he knew a bit about astronomy and geography, so he found that these open-pit silver mines were rich in reserves and extremely easy to excavate.

Of course, this simply refers to the Central Plains. If there is such a silver mine anywhere in the Central Plains, I am afraid that the state and county will arrest the son-in-law Qingpi, or mobilize criminals to mine for months and months, and based on this, they can also form a Quite a prosperous city.

However, in Japan, it's not that they don't realize the value of this thing. They also mine these mines. Not to mention technology, tools, etc., the number of people alone greatly restricts the development of these people.

To put it simply, a village-level city can become a country with less than a thousand people. How many people can be mobilized for mining? A dozen people or dozens of people?

What can such a small number of people dig? The reason why Xiahou Dun can still see open-pit silver mines is that these people may not be able to dig out these open-pit mines for decades.

Only then did Xiahou Dun realize that Jia Xu had not tricked him, but had actually let him develop resources.

Although he didn't know what he was digging for, Xiahou Dun finally found a short-term goal.

Since you want to mine, you first need labor.

Although he disliked the height of Japanese people, Xiahou Dun started to recruit people based on the idea that too many ants would kill the elephant.

What bullshit gods prohibition has anything to do with him.

Then Xiahou Dun decisively pulled out, and then let the entire Japanese country see what it means to be a powerful person who can destroy the country.

Small countries with hundreds or thousands of people, such as Sunu, Gui, Weiwu, Guinu, Yama, Gongchen, Bali, Zhiwei and other small countries, Xiahou Dun was marching at the speed of , destroyed all the way from south to north.

By the time Xiahou Dun stopped, an army of tens of thousands of servants had gathered.

In addition to the more than 3,000 people Xiahou Dun originally brought with him, they were almost walking sideways.

Xiahou Dun said that since there is no ruler here, let him establish a country here.

Maybe he can make a deal with Mu Yi in the future to redeem himself or something.

However, Xiahou Dun discovered that this place was not all small countries. There were actually some "big countries" with city walls in the true sense, which were probably similar to county towns, but this was enough to make Xiahou Dun wary.

Therefore, after quickly unifying half of the north and becoming the second largest force in Japan, Xiahou Dun chose to stop and reorganize the internal affairs in the largest city.