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Nowadays, people writing novels are getting more and more wild. They might as well not have the main character anymore666

Regarding the latest chapter of Wu Zetian, I feel that the author's writing is a bit one-sided. He only writes about her side of life. Wu Zetian also had meritorious deeds when she was in power. As far as I know, it was in her hands that the imperial examination was fully implemented. She also created the martial arts examination, and other arithmetic skills were also developed by her while she was working. Zhou Tianshu's achievements are not just blown out, but can be found. I think that when writing a book that describes historical figures in detail, their merits and demerits should be written down. The merits should not be taken away, and the faults cannot escape. If the evaluation of a character cannot be fair, then it feels like there is a flaw.

This book was written very well before, but now it's about Wu Zetian. Just don't brag about Wu Zetian at this time. Wu Zetian can be said to have never won a foreign war or lost an internal fight. She fought against various ethnic minorities and was almost beaten to pieces. We can only carry out so-called strategic contraction, but in fact we cannot defeat it. Domestic people's livelihood is also very average. Later, Li Longji also recovered a lot of land lost by Wu Zetian in the early stage, which shows that the national strength was not good during Wu Zetian's period.

I saw a big joke

The Battle of Kunyang was not a meteor shower at all. It was impossible for the meteor shower to just kill the enemy, and I would be fine. The history books make it clear that meteors fell into the camp during the day, and clouds during the day were like broken mountains. The meteors fell into the camp when the camp was under the ground, and the officials and soldiers were tired of falling. More channels accessible Are the meteorite records of the Battle of Kunyang true? Random talk on Chinese studies 9 months ago The first subscription account for history lovers] Speaking of the Battle of Kunyang, everyone will definitely think of one person, and that is Liu Xiu. However, in that battle, many people thought that Liu Xiu summoned some kind of meteorite. This theory is really a bit fanciful. So is the meteorite record of the Battle of Kunyang recorded in history true? How is the authenticity? Let's take a look with the editor of Guoxue Mantan below! 1. Are the meteorite records of the Battle of Kunyang true? The Battle of Kunyang was the battle that made Liu Xiu famous in one fell swoop. In the late years of the New Dynasty of my country, the battle between Liu Xiu and Wang Mang's armies was a decisive battle in Kunyang. Because it was in Kunyang, it became the Battle of Kunyang. The Battle of Kunyang is a famous battle in ancient Chinese history where a small number of people defeated a large number. The biggest beneficiary of this battle was Liu Xiu. As a partial general, Liu Xiu became famous overnight and laid the foundation for his future domination of the world. Since the New Mang Dynasty's army at that time was 430,000, while the Green Forest Army only had more than 17,000. The two armies faced each other. Faced with such a disparity in power, who could have imagined that the Green Forest Army with less than 20,000 people would actually win a complete victory? This also made this battle unintentionally add a lot of mystery. Many people discussed what the process of this war was like. Some people even say that Liu Xiu used meteorite technology in this war. It is said that the night before the two armies were preparing to go to war, the Xin Dynasty's army was attacked by a meteorite in the military camp, causing heavy losses to the Xin Dynasty's military strength. In other words, the Xin Dynasty's military strength was greatly reduced before the war started. This also made the Xin Dynasty's army panic. They all believed that God was helping Liu Xiu's army. Therefore, when the two armies officially started the war, they did not concentrate on fighting. As a result, Wang Mang's army suffered a disastrous defeat. 2. How authentic is the Battle of Kunyang? There is a special astronomical phenomenon recorded in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Wang Mang sent the Grand Situ Wang Xun and the Grand Sikong Wangyi to have 420,000 soldiers, known as "Millions", and surrounded Kunyang for dozens of layers. He also refused to accept the surrender request of Wang Feng, the main leader in the city, intending to completely annihilate the rebel forces in the city. At this time, Liu Xiu was just a partial general, not the commander-in-chief of Kunyang. The enemy was facing the enemy, and everyone else was frightened. Only Liu Xiu talked and laughed calmly. Everyone accepted Liu Xiu's leadership when they had no choice but to do anything. Liu Xiu's plan was to have people stay in the city while he and thirteen others went out to fight for foreign aid. At this moment, a strange thing happened: "At night, there were meteors falling into the camp, and during the day, there were clouds like broken mountains. They fell in the camp, less than the ground level, and all the officials were tired of lying down." This strange astronomical phenomenon happened in the camp outside Kunyang City. This means that when meteors fall into the enemy camp at night and clouds fall into the enemy camp during the day, the soldiers of the imperial court feel great terror. No meteor shower

This novel is so well written that it feels the same whether you have read it or not. There is no fluctuation at all. Personally, if you don't like it, don't criticize it!

The Ming Dynasty II died? How is it calculated? Does usurping the throne count? In other words, the only ones who have been postponed are Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Yunwen, right? If you say this, wouldn't the Tang Dynasty die in one lifetime? After all, there is only Li Yuan. Isn't Li Shimin also usurping the throne? The Qin Dynasty also died in one life, Hu Hai also usurped the throne, the Song Dynasty also died, didn't Zhao Guangyi also? It's so written that it's outrageous

How to say it? It seems that industrial development can only be carried out in the era before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty only respected Confucianism, Confucianism began to become bigger and stronger. As time goes by, it becomes more and more difficult to start industrial transformation in later eras, not to mention the serious lack of talent reserves among the people. , It is impossible for the civil servants who came from Confucianism, gentry and nobles above the court to support industrial reform, because it would damage their status and interests, unless the emperor personally promoted it, and it could be carried out forcefully with bloody and brutal means.

This is obviously unfair. The era gap is too big. Isn't the bronze musket purely funny? It can't even compare to the number of people, and it can't even compare to the speed of march. Any technological generation gap is too outrageous. I don't think I can defeat the countries in the era of thermal weapons even when Bai Qi is alive.

It can be said that the Ming Dynasty died in the second generation, because he was stabbed in the back by Jiajing and changed the temple name from Taizong to Chengzu. Everyone knows that the temple name bears the ancestor of the founding emperor. It's equivalent to him destroying his father's Ming Dynasty and re-establishing a Ming Dynasty himself.