In the second year of Jianyuan, during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, Li Xuan transmigrates and becomes the proprietor of a small teahouse. While waiting for the System to awaken, he gets used to life in the Han dynasty.
The teahouse has two regulars, a young Liu and a young Wei. They spend lavishly, but they love discussing politics.
"What do you think the emperor should do to win Empress Dowager Dou's favor?"
"Which school of thought should the emperor use to govern, so the Han dynasty can develop as quickly as possible?"
"When should the emperor launch a campaign against the Xiongnu for the best chance of victory?"
Li Xuan is fed up. They give him two strings of five-zhu coins per visit and expect answers to questions this profound. Do they think a top history student like him is a dime a dozen?
But when the System awakens and gives him a chance at a random draw, he wins the perks of being an official.
Then young Liu quietly tells Li Xuan, "Boss, I'll come clean. I'm Liu Che."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Everything is open to a showdown, and I am the author's father.
It was because Liu Che began to only respect Confucianism that the Confucian family came to dominate and exclude dissenters. Do you think all Confucians are good people?
Liu Che was the biggest scourge in the history of China, even greater than the scourge of the Three Kingdoms. Why do you say this? It was all the fault of respecting Confucianism. Confucius used Confucianism to rule the country of Lu and it perished. Which country basically perished if it used Confucianism to rule the country? So for thousands of years later, the Han people There has been no development. He has ruined China for thousands of years. What's more, everyone in modern times knows that it is better not to fight if there is no gain from war. He drove away the Xiongnu in one battle but did not gain any gain. Instead, he ruined the Han people's financial income for twenty years.
Sorry, I'm showing off my cards. I'm your dad⊙~⊙
Sorry, I'm showing off, I'm from Mars
It's a pity that "Wen Jing's rule" was even more prodigal than Qian Xiaosi.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a war. The comparison of national strength at that time showed that in the early years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were 50 million Han people against 5 million Aborigines. After the Aborigines were conquered, there were 30 million Han people.
Confucianism can still be strong. Author, are you out of your mind??
Then Liu Che even called himself "I" to the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't react at all? Damn it, this is unreasonable
After reading the previous part, I didn't have the desire to continue reading. I started to say that the protagonist is a top student in history. I asked, don't you know that during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, having so much money was asking for death?