
The Rise of a Foolish Emperor in the Late Han Dynasty
汉末之昏君崛起
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- Completed
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- 902k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty has no power? Who would dare to rebel until Emperor Ling of Han Dynasty dies?
The Han Dynasty governed the country with filial piety. Do you dare to depose the Queen Mother?
Even though they already have military power, they are still so useless.
Zhen Mi... Is the protagonist planning to marry Zhen Mi, who is about 20 years old, when he is fifty, or is he planning to marry Zhen Mi, who is about ten years old, when he is forty?
The protagonist who edits the classics should not name the Sikuquanshu. He must either give it his own name or use the Yongle Dadian. If you choose the Sikuquanshu, you are cheating the readers. Who doesn't know that the Sikuquanshu is the product of Mazi's great success and how many Han classics have been destroyed.
Author, are you sure you are writing about the emperor??????
Haha, even the slaves are gone, how can you compete with the aristocratic family and the ministers?
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These measures and countermeasures against the vassal king were only useful during times of peace and war.