The first way to raise troops is to choose a general in the field when selecting a character. After entering, you can directly find a place with good feng shui to raise troops. The advantage is that you can choose a place where you can advance, attack, retreat and defend. The city is conducive to long-term development, and you don't have to worry about the loss of your moral principles. The disadvantage is that you are alone at the beginning, and talents are scarce. Simply enter the game, choose your own character, and become your own lord.

The second way is to choose your own character, and then go to work as an official for a lord you like, then make some friends, build up the relationship line, and then when there is an empty city on the map, you can Choose a suitable time to go to the wild (Giri loss is 100 points). The advantage of this is that you can go to any empty city as you like, and then summon your circle of friends to help you. The Giri loss is only 100 points, and you can complete the task very quickly.

A simple summary is, be an official → make friends → take advantage of the opportunity to go to the countryside (find a city that can be advanced, attacked, retreated and defended) → summon friends to raise troops.

3: The third way is the most fun and exciting.

I chose Hua Xiong in the anti-Dong Zhuo script. He helped Dong Zhuo unify the world and summoned his friends to rebel when the unification was about to happen. (This is no longer about raising troops, because there are no empty cities in the late stage of the map. So it can only be rebellion! The prerequisite for rebellion is that you must be a governor and be able to control various military and internal affairs of a city.) Once he became the Grand Governor, it wasn't just a city that rebelled! ! ! Because you can assign prefects and generals from various places. If you want to rebel, remember that when assigning prefects, you must allocate your confidants. That is, people with a relationship line of more than friends will be the prefects. Then after you rebel, your confidants will be the prefects of other cities. The generals who lead them will also rebel. In this way, you can rebel against several cities or even 10 or 20 cities at once, as long as you have enough friends! You can wait until your lord is about to become emperor and give him half a map to rebel together, but you have to be prepared to lose 1,000 moral points~~~~~