The Han Empire in Another World

Oh, Cucumber has opened a new book~ This subject matter is simply outrageous. 💀

It is really not recommended to use a feudal dynasty or a constitutional monarchy in the national story. If the protagonist is a modern country, describing the emperor too much will seem very contradictory. Secondly, the forbidden dynasty has been eliminated in modern society. In fact, the power of the emperor in the constitutional monarchy is not that high. Using a system we are familiar with, even if it is written in a vague way, there will be an inexplicable sense of intimacy. Looking around the world, no country in modern society dares to call it an empire. My suggestion when writing about national clothing is to know more about your own country. Science fiction also requires fantasy from a certain basis, such as modern science. In fact, I think the previous manual series is very good and very imaginative. My suggestion is that you can learn about Marxism and modern science and then use your imagination to create.

The previous book felt very good, but I don't know why the author stopped updating it.

This guy's idea is quite fresh, but it's the old eunuch's problem

In the early stage, I saw that there were basically no poisonous points. There should be nothing to fear except the fear that it will disappear! Chased! Come on

But it's best to focus on the space-time gate Moreover, the most dangerous thing in the magical world is not magic or the so-called gods, but the king who has lived for a long time. One has lived for more than 500 years and is always in a high position of authority. His understanding of human nature is terrifying. Moreover, they brought capital into the group. Let him develop for 50 years, and he can directly trigger chaos within the country and then lead to a world war. You yourself have destroyed yourselves. It amounts to a lack of soft power. No matter how awesome your computer is, if you don't know how to use it, it will still be invaded by hackers. Moreover, opening a space-time gate does not necessarily mean opening it to someone weaker than you. There is a high probability that you will open it to someone stronger than you. Even if you don't, you can imagine that you open a space-time gate in a zoo of a higher civilization (people use a planet to keep pets), and then beat up their pets. They are directly frightened by you, and then you take out lethal weapons and scan the world behind the space-time gate several times. Then you study the space-time gate and close it by the way. Who knows if you are a pet raised by a higher civilization. The biggest danger of the time-space gate is not the directly connected world, but the advanced civilization in that universe. Their monitoring system monitors the entire universe. Once this thing is turned on, those who are powerful enough will not bother to control it. They will even prevent you from encountering danger, and then watch your civilization jump up and down, using it as material for sociological experiments. So if you really want to write about it, you can write about a civilization that masters the technology, enjoys the early benefits and uses it liberally, then gets beaten up, and then gradually gives up on the technology, or even seals it, and sets foot on the stars independently. During this period, crack down on those who open the door and open it on you.

This kind of novel. Didn't we draw those worlds with much higher technological civilization? A planet still fighting an interstellar war, or the end of the world after being destroyed by an advanced civilization To be honest, according to the logic of reality, this thing cannot be messed with. Unless the internal conflicts in the country are too great, it is impossible to open it, and it cannot be used as a trick to obtain resources, just like a murderer who always kills.