Han Shizu

Regarding the protagonist's facial paralysis, personality, etc., I feel it is extremely real. The facial expressions of superiors can release a lot of information. Joy and anger cannot be displayed at will. Rich facial expressions are difficult, and it is a waste of energy to write too much in this regard. Another one is the internal and external troubles, the situation in the court, and the central government. There is nothing happy about it. With such a heavy burden, how can I be in the mood to be happy every day? To give a personal example, my family members can easily ask me why I look so droopy every day, as if I owe money to someone. I said that I don't smile when there's nothing happy about me. I didn't mean to droop my face. I just felt comfortable if I didn't want to laugh. The burden is heavy and there are many worries, but keeping a straight face is actually quite comfortable.

Many people write about the benefits of the military recruitment system, or the same is true on TV. I am thinking that the soldiers in the military recruitment system are trained instead of producing. There is no difference between training and fighting, right? Why did the war consume a lot of extra food? It is not a government-military system, nor does it mean that all the people are soldiers. The labor that needs to be worked should be farmed, and the soldiers fight without affecting the people's farming. The physical strength of ancient farmers was twice that of the average modern person. They began to do physical work after the age of eight. They were trained to cooperate in teams and battle formations, or they were only trained to be archers.

I thought that the protagonist Liu Chengyou would just dominate the world, but in the end he overthrew the Liao Empire and established the Third Empire of China. Moreover, the protagonist was originally the legitimate son. His eldest brother, King Wei, passed away before he could be crowned the crown prince. The protagonist became the crown prince directly, so there would be no lineage transfer, and there would be a problem with the temple name [Shi]. The orthodox temple names are - Tai, Gao, Zhong, Shi Originally, Liu Zhiyuan (emperor name Liu Hao) recognized Liu Bang and Liu Xiu as his ancestors, so the temple title was "Gaozu". However, because of the protagonist's achievements, this ancestor was later denied. Liu Zhiyuan naturally started from scratch and fought against the Khitan. The founding emperor who conquered the Central Plains and established the regime of the Later Han Dynasty should be named "Taizu" (such as the Han and Ming Dynasties), and should not be "Gaozu" (such as the Sui and Tang Dynasty) who have the power and foundation of the founding emperors who have the legacy of their ancestors. Liu Zhiyuan died less than a year after becoming emperor. The protagonist Liu Chengyou (emperor name Liu Hao, original author) was the founding emperor who actually unified the world. The most suitable temple name is undoubtedly [Gaozu]. I feel that no one like the protagonist is suitable to use the temple name [Gaozu], because he does have a basic base, and he is the founding emperor who actually achieved unification. He is not even considered ZTE, because the Later Han Dynasty was a mess at the beginning. Although Liu Zhiyuan's series of operations during his lifetime stabilized the turbulent situation, which was enough to give the protagonist Liu Chengyou a relatively stable base, but all the achievements after that were indeed created by the protagonist. This [Gaozu] deserves the title Unfortunately, I don't know if the author didn't think so much at first, or if he didn't study temple names very much, or because of Xiu'er's [Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty], so he chose the title of [Han Shizu] to attract a wave of traffic. I guess it won't be easy to change, but I still want to express my point of view. If the title of the book is [Han Gaozu], I think more people will read it.

I have good logical thinking and many masters are not happy with it. It is much better than the brainless black villains of some starting masters. Don't make all villains look brainless + childish = pig's feet invincible. This is meaningless. It is a novel after all, not to mention completely following history. As long as it is not too excessive, there are many historical celebrities who do brainless things, and that is under certain circumstances. Most of them are still very good. For example, Guo Wei is a very principled person. Don't blame him. Can you use pig's feet? This person's historical evaluation is still very high. When he later became emperor, he was very tolerant to his ministers. If they had not killed his family, he would not have behaved like he did later. And Chai Rong, these are at least meritorious to the Han people and cannot be belittled casually. It is very complicated to run a country well. My 250-year-old brain is not capable of explaining it clearly. I support the author greatly.

There was no Taizu or Taizong in the Han Dynasty, and the founding emperor Liu Bang was only called Gaozu

It's hard for this novel to become popular! Because there is no sense of immersion, why do so many people read time travel novels? It's because of the sense of involvement! It's not necessary to read cool articles, but the author despises technology too much! Too much emphasis is placed on the protagonist's political ability and governing military ability! This is exactly wrong! Nowadays, no one can guarantee that they are 100% great at management! Management is rarely a natural skill, so you have to learn it! Besides, can politics be understood by ordinary people? On the contrary, the direction of technological development is indeed understood by ordinary people! For example, was the British Industrial Revolution based on alien help? It doesn't matter if you don't understand, as long as you understand the direction of technological development! Let people do experiments! Science and technology progress is very slow now, why? Isn't it that scientific and technological progress is like a blind man touching an elephant without a sense of direction? Who can guarantee that the country's trillions of science and technology funds a year are spent in the right places? Let me tell you, the funds are basically spent on exploration! If someone from the future tells the country what direction it is for, without specifying the specific technology, this can give wings to the progress of science and technology! The best thing about being a time traveler is your vision! The biggest problem of the ancients was the limitations of history! Since it is written that the protagonist is a time traveler, it should be centered around this!

This book is about the fourth regime in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period between the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the Later Han Dynasty, Liu Zhiyuan, the founder of the Han Dynasty, was a member of the Shatuo tribe. After becoming the emperor, he changed his name to Liu Hao (four tones of hao). This was changed to facilitate the people to avoid taboos. The posthumous name is quite long, so I won't say it again. The protagonist Liu Chengyou, because he was dissatisfied with the lack of power, killed the ministers, and then was killed by Guo Wei. He died in the third year of Qianyou. His posthumous title was Yin, and he became the Yin Emperor of the Later Han Dynasty. But the protagonist traveled through time, so the fate of China changed. In order to make it easier for people to avoid taboos, the protagonist also changed his name to Liu Hao (hao four tones). In fact, this name was not changed well. He was named after his father. I don't know if it was a homophone in the Five Dynasties period. I think that among the six regimes of the Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty, the Liang, Tang, Jin, Han, Zhou and Song Dynasties, except for the Later Han Dynasty, which occupied a righteous position to drive away the Khitan and Liao regime, the rest were all rebellions and usurpations. For example, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and established the Liang Dynasty, Li Cunxu established the Tang Dynasty and destroyed the Liang Dynasty, Shi Jingtang cut Yanyun Sixteen Prefectures and borrowed troops from the Khitan to destroy the Tang Dynasty. Later, the Later Jin Dynasty was destroyed by Yelv Deguang, Emperor Taizong of the Liao Dynasty. Liu Zhiyuan left Hedong and established the Later Han Dynasty. Guo Wei destroyed the Han Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty. Of course, when it comes to the uprightness of the Later Han Dynasty, it is compared to the chaotic Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. If we really compare it, it will definitely not be as good as the Han Ming who founded the country the most upright. If we compare it again, it is probably similar to the Tang Dynasty (it is certainly not convincing to say that it is ranked third, but it is definitely much higher than the Jin and Song Dynasties that forcibly usurped the throne) In other words, there are really only two ways to change a dynasty, either to suppress the world, or to seize luck and usurp the throne. To put it bluntly, the orthodox position can be either robbed or stolen. But this process still has to be in line with the will of heaven and the people. If the whole world is dissatisfied with the previous regime, the next regime can do it. Otherwise, the rebellion will fail and the coup and mutiny will fail.

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Author, please write more about the battle to seize the heir! Let the protagonist's sons have more people like Li Er, Zhu Si, Yong Zheng, etc., And the prince's position will be bought and sold at once, which will not be attractive.

I want to see a flesh-and-blood story. After reading more than a dozen of them, I really can't stand it anymore. There is no doubt about the literary talent, but it lacks soul. It all feels like officialdom. , If I just watch the protagonist conquer the world, I might as well watch Sun Tzu's Art of War. Put yourself in someone else's shoes, if the author is the protagonist, what would you do? I hope the author gets involved in this novel. Write a book with ideas. This one is obviously too strict. Isn't it a dream to write novels now? They are all so messed up that I can't bear to look at them, ugh