Overthrow the Han Dynasty

Really. The protagonist Gongsun Auntie is clearly playing a traveling frog game! The son has gone out, the son has made friends with famous generals, and the son has been promoted again! My son is back, and he brought a cat to his mother!

Many friends have recommended it, but I have never been interested in it as I am already tired of the Three Kingdoms. After reading it in the past two days, I found that it is quite interesting, especially the historical records at the end of the chapter, which can be said to be the key points. Grain and grass

🎄Category: History/Qin and Han Dynasties ... It's been a while since I read Three Kingdoms. I didn't read this book before because I was in the second generation. But after reading it, many people recommended it. I was curious and couldn't help but pick it up and read it again recently. The more I read, the more interesting it becomes. It's really a fairy grass. The content is well connected, and the author updates it well. The quality is also guaranteed. There are often super fat chapters. It is definitely worth pursuing! The setting was very strange at the beginning. I thought it was a female channel, because at first it was about a female author who wrote romance stories that traveled through time. Later I found out that it was a second setting. The woman who traveled through time was the mother of the protagonist. It was indeed because of this that I didn't read the book at first, but don't worry, after reading it for so long, I just saw the update, there is absolutely nothing serious about it. Mom's baby, that is, the protagonist, has a very interesting relationship with his mother, and his mother does not appear too much. Sometimes, her role is more to pave the way and guide. Moreover, there is a premise of being super rich, Amway is a huge business, so the protagonist is considered a semi-native. Later, the writing became better and better. The protagonist gradually grows up and becomes a hero, and the scenes of rivalries with people who are enemies of one's own side and those of the second side are all very exciting. The villains are also intelligent, and some are even affectionate and righteous, but they have different stances... The protagonist rises too fast and the layout is too early, so he directly squeezes out Gongsun Zan and becomes the leader of the Gongsun family. When Dong Zhuo is preparing to enter Luoyang, because he has accumulated too much prestige for a long time, he can even fight with the emperor and Yuan Shao openly, and even has the upper hand. At least the emperor has no way to deal with him, and the protagonist actually becomes a well-founded party and is prestigious in Hebei. In the morning, Goguryeo was destroyed with one word and shocked the north. No one dared to underestimate him; but he won the hearts of the people by killing some eunuchs, and then defeated the Yellow Turban, and even won extremely handsomely. Because of his high position and authority, no one would regard him as a border warrior with a good family background, and he became one of the good candidates for the scholars to support him. The focus of this article is on laying out the plot and waiting for the opportunity. It can be regarded as a plot and farming style. The author Dan Dan has a solid historical background and the story is told eloquently. It is a novel about the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms that is worth reading. There are already many talents around the protagonist, but due to the influence of the novel, the really famous ones, such as many Yingchuan scholars, have not really appeared yet. The previous article is so good, so I can't help but look forward to how elegant Er Xun will be when he appears? The author prefers realism. Even a supporting character has to spend a lot of time and effort to shape it, so I am a little worried... Will Er Xun, Guo Jia and everyone else in Yingchuan choose the protagonist, or even be convinced and help him wholeheartedly? If not, I wouldn't be dissatisfied. After all, **'s writing is wonderful and beautiful, so I won't stop reading it just because I am a fan of Yingchuan people. But thinking about it, I will have some regrets in my heart after all... After all, many readers are more or less obsessed with the protagonist. They naturally hope that the protagonist can be better, not worse than others, right? Finally, the New Yanshu and Old Yanshu at the end of each paragraph are quite interesting. They are exaggerated and blackened, but they do not feel inconsistent. On the contrary, they make me unable to look directly at other history books. No matter how I read them, I feel a little ironic... I've caught up on the update. I'll have to wait for the update in the future... Ugh Please like!

[Pick it next time: 740 likes] ⚡[Three Kingdoms at the end of Han Dynasty·Struggle for hegemony]⚡(Complete version) ✧ Main line ✧: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the situation was chaotic and undercurrents were surging. The eunuchs and nobles at the top are vying for power and engaging in intrigues. The common people and heroes at the bottom are despised but have no way to get ahead. The land of China is plagued by locusts that starve to death one after another. The Taiping Road is ambitious and ready to start another war at any time, while the Western Qiang and Xianbei on the border are watching covetously... The protagonist is from the Gongsun family of the Ling branch in western Liaoning, and is the younger brother of Gongsun Zan. The protagonist's mother used to be a female street writer, and then traveled back and worked hard to become a wealthy businessman. She taught the protagonist some modern ideas and current trends in the late Han Dynasty from a young age, so that he can avoid disasters in the future. The protagonist borrows Gongsun Zan to go to Luoyang to study with Dongfeng and apprentices with Lu Zhi. Unexpectedly, he encounters Xianbei invaders on the way and is trapped in Lulongsai. Then the protagonist devised a plan to break the situation and achieved great success, conquering Han Dang and befriending Cheng Pu. On the way to Luoyang to study, he made friends with a group of Lu Zhi's disciples from Jizhou, including Liu Bei. After arriving, they found that Lu Zhi was not in Luoyang because he went to suppress the Jiujiang rebellion, so he had to find a way to worship Guang Luxun and Liu Kuan as his disciple. Unexpectedly, he happened to coincide with the imperial court's major revision of the Stone Classics, and thus he was involved in a huge dispute between ancient and modern texts... ✧ Reasons for recommendation ✧: The author has careful thinking and rigorous logic, and his writing is either interspersed with allusions or quotations from scriptures and history. From the description of the characters' clothing and the reproduction of their personalities to the reproduction of the people's livelihood, scenes and customs in the border counties, they are all vivid and vivid, vividly showing the customs of the late Han Dynasty. The logic party and the textual research party must not be missed. The generals and counselors who appear in the book, regardless of the protagonist or supporting role, are all flesh and blood, with distinct personalities, and have their own considerations and plans. They are by no means just puppets on strings who can be manipulated by the protagonist and only swear allegiance. For example, Han Dang declined the request to go to Luoyang to study with the protagonist because he wanted to stay in Lulongsai and make meritorious deeds; Cheng Pu's offer to lead troops to support the protagonist was just because he did not want to see his lord, Sun Zhao, being humiliated. The most interesting thing is that at the end of each chapter, the story of the protagonist is re-narrated in classical Chinese in the form of biographies. These "history books" praise or criticize the protagonist, adding authenticity and interest, and giving people a feeling of "I am the only one who knows the truth of history", which is really refreshing. Overall review: [Xiancao+]