
The Emperor of a Thousand Ages: Starting with the Daze Village Uprising!
千古一帝,从大泽乡起义开始!
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 756k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
319Chapters
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417.2kFlowers
9.9Score
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Don't use your keyboard every day to wash away the remnants of the Six Kingdoms and lead to the death of Qin II. Bring your own dry food to the construction site to lay ashes for the country's government for a few years, and you will know why the people rebelled. At that time, iron tools were not yet popular, and productivity was low. People built the Great Wall, built the Six Kingdoms Road, and built palaces with only stone and wooden tools. Think about it with your mind. When you are undernourished and have to carry and push hard every day, how many lives will it take to build the big projects of Ying Zheng! If you have no idea, let me give you an example. Under the Berry Western Railway, the bones of hundreds of thousands of Chinese workers are buried. And that was already the industrial age. This is the price to pay for building large projects! The greatness of Ying Zheng's achievements proves how miserable the people's lives are. For two thousand years, the violent Qin Dynasty has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, because the ancients had to perform corvee service and knew clearly that being conscripted into corvee basically meant the destruction of their families and their families.
Excavations in Hubei have confirmed that Chen Sheng and Wu Guang deceived the people. They were fined for being late, and they were exempted from punishment for being late due to natural disasters. How about violent Qin and violent Qin?
Now under the rule, there are black ghosts and white skins, and they are just like the Chinese people. It seems that the author really likes these black ghosts.
He would rather surrender Liu Bang than Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu never did anything in human affairs, was mean to his subordinates, cruel to the people, and also liked to usurp the throne. Liu Bang was at least a serious player. Xiang Yu was promoted all the way because he fooled his immediate superiors. From Song Yi to Xiong Xin, Xiang Yu would kill whoever was Xiang Yu's superior.
I don't understand why they didn't take a few steps ahead and claim the title of King of Han? Have you considered the descendants in the book? Do you think future generations will agree to be called a businessman? The Han people do not consider the influence of the Han Dynasty and it is easier for people to accept it. Each dynasty and each generation has different names. Why is it that only the Han people are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and passed down?
The author's ideas are not in line with my three views, because the protagonist accepts Xiang Yu, a butcher who goes around killing people, and also gives him a high-ranking official position. If your own subordinates don't know how to fight, you have to accept a foolish man with great strength and brainlessness? So I don't subscribe anymore. I hope the author can attract people who like Xiang Yu to continue reading. I have my own personal preferences.
Personally, I still have a good impression of the First Emperor. I have read a lot of them, and many of the books about traveling through the Qin Dynasty are in favor of the First Emperor. I think that is because it is easy to write in this way, and you can write along the historical context, and add your own thoughts by the way. When writing about rebellion, especially about the people at the bottom, I don't even know what the people at the bottom of the Qin Dynasty were like. You must know that at that time, the people with names and surnames were all ancestors or members of the clan. Who in the ordinary Guizhou Province would remember what you did? The real name of the Chencang girl who killed Han Xin was ominous, and the dignified soldier died at the hands of an unknown woman. How to write about the people at the bottom? Use current farmers as a template? Or how to write it? There is a gap of more than two thousand years, but most of the readers who come to Feilu come to read the cool articles, not the sad articles. Most of the authors who write cool articles are not good at writing. Some write about historical figures in a silly way, and some write about pig's feet as the center, and the world revolves around pig's feet.
The author has no common sense about Qin Lao. If you are late, you will die. What a blind Confucian saying. You are deceiving modern people. Fei Lu is there. What a nonsense.
They actually allow black people to have the same status and equality as Chinese people, and they also allow black people to serve as officials. Let's not talk about it anymore. Just keep reading. It's really shameful.
Stop practicing Confucianism. That thing makes the Chinese nation lose all blood. They train themselves into sheep and let others rob them.