The Imperial Clan at the End of the Han Dynasty
汉末皇族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 946k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Three Kingdoms: The Nine-Year-Old Prince Who Declared Himself Emperor三国：九岁皇子，南面称孤Former title · until Oct 2026
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I hope I can continue writing it. After all, there are very few unsystematic historical texts. I also wrote about the selfishness of the aristocratic family. The protagonist is very sober and plans to get married. I hope it will be better in the future.
The author will update quickly, like it! We will reward you for more updates! The author is probably more careful. In the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25-AD 220), the emperor was called "guo". This is because in ancient times, princes were called "guo" and officials were called "family". People used "guo" as the general name for the country. The emperor was the incarnation of the country, so the emperor was called "guo". This title was still followed in the Jin Dynasty (AD 265-AD 420). In the Tang Dynasty (618 AD to 907 AD), the emperor was called "sage" and the emperor was called "zhaijia" in the palace. Because the imperial power was supreme and "the world is his home, the world is his home", it was called "zhaijia". From the Qin Dynasty onwards, you can also be called Your Majesty! It was not until the Ming and Qing dynasties that he was called emperor: that is, emperor. Emperor, in ancient times, was heaven, meaning light. "He is called the emperor because he gives vitality to all things." The emperor is the master of living things and the sect of prosperity. "He is called the emperor because of his ability to procreate." The emperor is the superior, and the emperor is the inferior. The ancient emperor means heaven and earth, and the word "emperor" tells people that heaven and earth are the masters of all things. Emperor did not become the main title of emperor until the Qing Dynasty. In other dynasties, the common title for the emperor was basically "Your Majesty".
I'll get one for myself
Finally finished reading it!!! It's tiring. I've read so many stories about the Three Kingdoms. This one is the best choice! (I don't give five-star reviews because I have read many first-class novels. Doesn't giving five stars mean that they are of the same level! So 4.3 Points) The male protagonist is really a very pragmatic newcomer. He is not unable to walk when he sees a beautiful woman, he is not drifting as a time traveler, he is not unusually enthusiastic about T0 generals and counselors, and he is not "too" complacent after being in a high position. I can only say that he is worthy of being a person who "died" in his previous life, but he is stable! Hesitant, who had just traveled through time at the age of nine, struggled to return to the world. He was deceived sincerely, and was not discouraged even after being sent to a barren land. It took him ten years to exchange for resources that match those of the princes! … Not to mention too much, there are no big poisonous points, typos, names, etc. Are nothing to worry about... It's worth watching! 🤭
This is one of the best novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. It does not copy the Romance of the Three Kingdoms like many Three Kingdoms traveling novels. It re-enacts the battles that have happened. It just adds a time traveler. Even if there is no golden finger system, the father does not have a harem. Cai Zhaoji, Diao Chan, Xiao Qiao and other beauties from the Three Kingdoms have not been raped by the author. This alone deserves 5 stars. I hope to see other novels by the author. Come on, author.
Why did you update a chapter today? Does anyone have the author's home address? I'd like to send a box of blades.
They are all eldest princes, so they won't be besieged at the beginning? What's more, the history books also say that Yuan Shao wanted to support Liu Youzhou Mu as the emperor.
Not bad, but there is one thing. After conquering Huang Zhong, why not include Wei Yan?
I only read two books on Tomato, one is My Grandfather is Zhu Yuanzhang, and the other is Yours, but the Supervision Department feels weird, and it feels like the Supervision Department can solve any problem, and besides the main character in the book, everyone seems not very smart! Although it's close, it can beat those systems. Five stars, come on.
The writing is relatively comprehensive, and everything that happened during the same period is written. Sometimes several chapters are written in succession, which is more like history. But I prefer to read the story line surrounding the protagonist. The branch lines can be briefly mentioned or briefly written. A few chapters are a bit too much. The story is good, please give it a five-star rating to support it.