An Ironclad Realm in the Late Han

This book is well written, but the title is not right. This seems to be the only book that doesn't try to recruit strong players, so I give it a five-star rating based on this. There is also the attitude towards the aristocratic family. This is probably the correct attitude that every time traveler should have. The aristocratic family is a cancer, a demon, and the chief culprit for the destruction of the Han people. It is a pity that China has been ruled by these people for two thousand years, and Confucianism is the source of all evil. Confucianism is useless. Confucius believed that ignorance of the five grains was the right principle, and that a gentleman was proud to cook at a distance. What kind of teachings did this kind of teaching teach?

It's pretty good-looking, but you have to have a title, otherwise it won't be attractive.

I think it's well written. I don't know why the author is so depressed. In fact, the aristocratic families in the Three Kingdoms must be divided into hard-liners, centrists, moderates, and people-friendly factions. They must be divided and conquered, and cannot be killed at once. Even in a hardline family, there are differences between direct descendants and concubine descendants. There is also the landlord class and the peasant class, which are inherently antagonistic. Even if the aristocratic families and the landlords do not annex land, the land will slowly flow to the aristocratic families and the landlord class. They have different ability to resist risks. This is a class contradiction. Nor can it be reconciled. The aristocratic families were not fools, and they would not exhaust their efforts to catch fish. The people of the Later Han Dynasty could still barely eat. However, frequent natural disasters and looting from the north in the Later Han Dynasty led to this.

Overall, this book is pretty good. After all, it doesn't say that the system and domineering power are exposed. Civil servants and military generals are not willing to lick those military generals and ministers without thinking.

Although it is too easy for you to write about traveling through history and unifying the world, but this is a time-traveling novel, isn't it? I think the writing is pretty good! ! !

This is a book that is different from any other Three Kingdoms novels I have read before.

Not bad, it suits my taste, but there are too few chapters. I wish I could write it in more detail 🤭

I haven't read it enough, but I think this book is pretty good. It's not as good as the previous one, but I can jump out and read it, and it's enough to see the overall situation.

The writing is okay. I have finished reading this book and I support the author.

I feel like there's something wrong with the population that the North accepts. More than 20 million is too exaggerated. Others are pretty good. And in terms of military force, your family is just like cheating [face covering]