Liu Song Han Que

The supremacy of the emperor's rights has been planted in the hearts of wealthy families since Qin Shihuang became emperor, and the people can only think of the emperor plowing the land with golden hoes. If you want to change this idea, there will be no huge external influence or hundreds of years of subtle thought. In addition, it is impossible to achieve the goal of eradicating illiteracy for the whole people. Even if you help the society in that direction in a short time, the new emperor may not insist on it after your death, or a rebellion and coup will lead to miscarriage. What was difficult about the ancient empire was not peace and prosperity. What was difficult was political changes and the collapse and reorganization of the social structure. Ancient China changed the course of history and its reforms were successful in countless ways. The simplest example is that the Manchu Qing Dynasty did not establish a constitution until the last moment of its demise, because the current upper-class people would never allow their vested interests to change. Unless we overthrow it and start over again, just like the Republic of China overthrew the Manchuria and the New China overthrew the Republic of China.

Just by mentioning the section about Liu Bei, I don't want to read it. Liu Bei was in the Han Dynasty. Even at the end of the Han Dynasty, the genealogy of the clan's children was recorded. You are still talking about Liu Bei. Didn't Liu Bei have a low starting point? He once sold straw sandals for a living, and his political opponents did not deny his clan status. You, a person who is nearly two thousand years later, talk about everyone else's views with open mouth and white teeth. Too taken for granted

I can't say anything else. I have no historical knowledge and dare to touch the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. I can only say that the author is very disdainful.

Liu Song#'s struggle was so brutal, don't you, a time traveler, know? I really can't figure out why a book like this can be recommended.

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The monarch flatters his ministers, and the ministers usurp the monarch's authority. What kind of stuff are they written about?

You can write about the establishment of a constitutional monarchy after the death of the protagonist, and a few decades are enough to have a subtle influence, instead of doing it in the prime of life, when the mind is not so open.

I still like the showdown of strategies and the battle of generals on the battlefield. Write more of these plots, and then set a sight on Persia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia. [Emot=default,13/]

You can choose to be a saint or a layman, but you cannot choose to have everyone worship you like a saint and forgive you like a layman!

The last few dozen pictures were terrible. Constitutional monarchy was simply unrealistic in that era. Even if the railway was built, it would not work. Without ideological enlightenment, China is so big and education has not been popularized. The author's last few dozen pictures are completely unrealistic.