Through countless dynasties, I can summon the heroes of Chinese history.

The balance was restored twice in a row, and both times the implants were made from Dongyi people.

If it were just the Dongyi people who were implanted, that would be one thing, but the key issue is that the force implanted was actually under the command of Yelü Qing, the Prince of Dingshuo, who had already occupied most of Laizhou.

With the addition of these talented individuals, Yelü Qing, whose strength was already considerable, has grown even stronger.

With two divine generals and at least a dozen other celestial-level generals, Yelü Qing was essentially sitting at home when he was suddenly brought down from the heavens.

[Ding dong, the fifth balanced character, Song Jiang from Water Margin, with 90 leadership, 82 martial prowess, 91 intelligence, 85 politics, and 95 charm;]

Implanted identity: A minor official in the county government under the jurisdiction of Fengxiang County. He was quite famous in the martial arts world. Although he was capable, he was frustrated and unsuccessful. Later, he was forced to flee after accidentally killing someone. Even though he surrendered himself to the authorities out of filial piety, he was still framed for treason.

In utter desperation, Song Jiang had no choice but to join forces with a few friends he had met in the Jianghu (江湖, the martial arts world) to kill their enemies and then seek refuge with his former friend Chao Gai, becoming an outlaw. He is now the second-in-command in the Liangshan Marsh's Hall of Righteousness.

The group includes 17 people: Chao Gai, Wu Yong, Hua Rong, Li Kui, Wang Ying, Yan Shun, Zheng Tianshou, Li Jun, Xue Yong, Song Qing, Song Taigong, Liu Tang, Gongsun Sheng, Ruan Xiaoer, Ruan Xiaowu, Ruan Xiaoqi, and Bai Sheng.

Upon seeing the identity implanted into Song Jiang in this life by the system, Jiang Ce exclaimed, "Wow!"

Because the system clearly copied Song Jiang's experiences from the original story exactly, even down to his eventual defection to Chao Gai and joining the Liangshan outlaws.

Although many people say that Liangshan was full of bandits and there were not many outstanding people, which is indeed true, it is undeniable that there were some people among them who were quite capable.

Take Song Jiang for example, he can definitely be called a rising general.

When he first attacked Zhujiazhuang, he suffered repeated setbacks and had to attack it three times before finally capturing the place.

After that, he went through the battles of Jiangzhou, Gaotang, and Damingfu, which allowed his neighbor's abilities to gradually grow. As a result, he later defeated Tong Guan twice, completely defeated Gao Qiu three times, and then went north to conquer Liao, wipe out Tian Hu, destroy Wang Qing, and capture Fang La alive. He never suffered a defeat along the way.

Of course, Water Margin itself has a mythological element. In the original work, he was taught military strategy by the Nine Heavens Mystic Maiden, which is why he was able to possess such great talent.

This clearly shows that Song Jiang's abilities were not great at the beginning, but he grew up in the flames of war and his ability to lead troops improved step by step. In the later stages, he should have a place among the top commanders in the Water Margin world.

What's even more remarkable is that he was wholeheartedly inclined to accept the imperial pardon, and after surrendering, he remained loyal to the court, even unto death.

Call it blind loyalty or be angry at their lack of ambition.

No leader dislikes a subordinate like this.

Moreover, the location where he implanted the virus is in Fengxiang County. If we can recruit this person, he will definitely be a great help.

As for the people Song Jiang brought with him, Jiang Ce could simply ignore them. After all, although there were many of them, none of them had the ability to reach the Heavenly level.

It's likely that Gongsun Sheng alone, with the blessing of his Daoist attributes, might possess a martial arts level at the grandmaster level.

[Ding dong, the sixth character to be balanced, Han Fu, the governor of Ji Province at the end of the Han Dynasty, with a command 62, strength 35, intelligence 72, politics 88, and charm 82;]

The implanted identity is: the cousin of Han Jun, the head of the Han family;

Accompanying 13 people: Pan Feng, Zhao Fu, Cheng Huan, Zhang Qi, Liu Zihui, Qu Yi, Zhang He, Gao Lan, Geng Wu, Min Chun, Li Li, Ju Shou, Zhu Han;

The last buff to the system targeted the Eastern Barbarians; now it's time to buff the Han family.

Han Fu's abilities are just so-so, but the people he brought with him this time include five mini-bosses.

Pan Feng, Qu Yi, Zhang He, Gao Lan, and Ju Shou are mentioned, but it's unclear whether this Pan Feng is the minor character in the novel or the one who defeated Yan Liang and Wen Chou in unofficial history.

With the addition of these talented individuals, Jiang Ce will likely have to pay a price to take over Wendeng County.

[Ding dong, the seventh balanced character, one of the heroes of the late Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao, with Command 93, Martial Prowess 82, Intelligence 89, Politics 94, Charisma 97;]

Implanted identity: Grandson of Yuan You, head of the Yuan family, and nephew of Empress Yuan Bingyan;

The group included 17 people: Yuan Cheng, Yuan Wei, Yuan Feng, Yuan An, Yuan Jing, Yuan Tang, Zhang Miao, He Yong, Wu Ziqing, Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Chunyu Qiong, Tian Feng, Xu You, Feng Ji, Han Meng, and Han Qiong.

Jiang Ce was too tired to even complain anymore.

This newbie perk, while giving him a lot of talent, is also quite harsh when it comes to balancing. It really proves the saying: "Summoning is fun for a while, but balancing is a nightmare."

The system just planted talent in the Han family, and now it's switched to the Yuan family.

Throughout the entire late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms period, there were only two families that could truly be considered top-tier aristocratic families.

These two families are the Yuan family and the Yang family, whose members have held high positions for four generations.

Apart from that, only the Zhou family of Lujiang, who had produced three generations of high-ranking officials, could barely compare.

As for the other powerful families and clans in various regions, they are far from being up to par.

Even after transmigrating to another world, the Yuan family, with its profound heritage, still managed to remain among the top wealthy families. It seems that although the Yuan family may not be destined to be emperors, their fortune of wealth and glory was innate and would last forever.

In the original history, Yuan Cheng was Yuan Feng's elder brother. Yuan Shao was adopted by him and became the legitimate son. It was because of this identity that Yuan Shao was able to firmly control the Yuan family and gain the support of the clan.

Yuan Cheng himself had no extraordinary abilities, and historical records about him are only a few dozen words long, but that is still quite remarkable.

After all, hope Junmai, who once led two hundred cavalrymen to attack an enemy army of ten thousand cavalrymen and captured the bandit leader, only received a mere dozen or so words in return.

It can be said that anyone who can leave their mark in the annals of history is not too different from others; otherwise, historians would be too lazy to record them, and there is no better way to be as economical with words as this.

After all, the fact that this person was able to sit in the position of one of the Three Dukes in that era is enough to prove that he was no ordinary person.

As for the remaining members of the Yuan family, they all held positions in the central government, and through their exposure to the world, their abilities naturally became extraordinary.

As for Yuan Shao, the balancing figure this time, he is no simple character. First of all, he is by no means mediocre. At least in Jiang Ce's opinion, apart from his lack of martial prowess, his overall ability is superior to that of Yuan You's eldest grandson, Yuan Hao.

After all, Jiang Ce had met Yuan Hao more than once or twice, so he naturally knew how capable this eldest grandson of the Yuan family was.

As for his personality, Cao Cao once commented on it as follows...