The Han Dynasty's Mightiest Crown Prince

It was copied, but it was not blocked.

The theme is stolen from I Want to Be Emperor, and even the plot is mostly similar.

The Seven Kings Rebellion occurred in the early Han Dynasty and was put down by Zhou Yafu. Do you understand????

In ancient times, the eldest son of a vassal king was not called the prince but the heir apparent.

Confucius himself was a villain, how good could he expect his disciples to be? Just because Shao Zhengao snatched Confucius's students because he disagreed with him, Confucius was executed directly after he became an official in the state of Lu. The reason was actually some bullshit propaganda and heresy. Look, Confucianism emphasizes that the king should guide the ministers and the father should guide the son. However, when the Han Dynasty fell, no Confucian disciples died for the country. Wasn't the Donglin Party in the Ming Dynasty still disciples of Confucianism? Aren't they the ones who bring disaster to the country and the people? Confucius had no ambitions in his life. If it were not for Dong Zhongshu, Confucius would not be promoted to the altar. Confucius is a saint??? It's just a joke,

Nowadays, a curved-turn plow can be used to cultivate 5 acres of land every day, and one has to work early and late at night. In addition, strong cattle and young people have to be mature. Can you tell me that the ancients used a curved-turn plow to cultivate 50 acres a day?

After reading the previous content, it is very similar to the content of a previous novel called I want to be an emperor, except that the protagonist Liu De was replaced by Liu Rong. I didn't know the specific content after reading it...

You remind me of Liu De

Please see Chapter 135 for details.

You remind me of Liu De