King Huai of Chu

The Chu State has a radius of five thousand miles and covers an area equal to that of all other countries combined, but it has a small population. The protagonists from later generations should know that commerce is the foundation of a rich country, and agriculture is just an addition. Therefore, the protagonist should vigorously develop business and reduce taxes on land to win over the people and make the soldiers work harder. If nothing else, wine is a huge profit.

The protagonist is incompetent, not as good as the original King Huai of Chu.

I read a lot of history books. I really like this one. This article is basically. Golden fingers are rarely used. It is in line with the characteristics of the character (the protagonist Diaosi). He himself does not know how to create those things. He generally knows that such things exist, but he does not know how to make them or what materials they are made of. Just like paper. I saw that now, 20 years have passed since the protagonist traveled to the present. Just make glass. Paper still cannot be written on. The ink falls apart as soon as it sticks on. . . . . Generally speaking, the protagonist of this book does not rely on crushing the technology tree to defeat the Six Kingdoms. It mainly depends on power and tactics. Diplomatic. Military affairs. It can give us a sense of substitution, just like the real King of Chu (but this King of Chu is not as easy to deceive as the historical King Huai). It is said here that the protagonist is not involved in the military (he can understand how much he weighs, after all, the protagonist is a loser). Some novels are as if the protagonist is born to fight. It feels that the ancients are fools, and every time they fight the enemy, they will make mistakes. Or he knows less about the military than the protagonist. This relies on rival peppers. Or the cool articles pushed all the way by Goldfinger are really cool. But what about after the fun is over? Personally, I feel that good historical novels are those that you can help people understand about history that no one knows about. Make readers feel happy while reading. You can also learn about history. Um. . . . Okay, there's a lot more to say. Well but. . . . .

So many chapters discussed in the court at the beginning are basically nonsense. It is necessary for the author to simplify the language and there is much that does not need to be explained. It was a good book

Zhang Yi went to Chu as an envoy. At this time, King Huai of Chu was already 47 years old.

The Old Woman's Footbinding - smelly and long. Reading the original text of historical books is more interesting than reading this book. Looking up the dictionary while reading can also increase your knowledge. Reading this book is simply a journey of tasting Aoli Gei can't eat anymore.

The battle to destroy Yue and the six kingdoms' attack on Chu were almost a big battle. One hundred chapters without end. All kinds of deliberate self-abuse and self-mutilation. What's the point of constantly crippling your own country in order to eliminate the feudal lord? If the King of Zhou confers a title to any prince of the Chu Kingdom, does that make him the King of Chu? In the Western Zhou Dynasty of Chu State, the emperor was not the king of Zhou. If you look at the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, he was the king of Chuzhuang. The king at that time meant the emperor.

I think the protagonist is too stupid and can't make up his mind

A good history book must have a systematic flow. Failure

It starts with a court meeting and discusses whether we should take advantage of others to break up with others. You can fucking talk about 10 chapters and 20,000 words. The key is that you still can't grasp the context. After saying this, whichever one will say it, and whichever one has said this and objecting to it, then turn back and write the ink again. After the ink is finished, return to the starting point, and then slap the table, which is still the original result of the diaosi protagonist. I'm kidding you, it doesn't matter if you make money with a low number of words, it just disgusts the reader's mentality...