Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: My Dear Grandson Will Ascend the Throne Soon

The author of this book, you can give your opinions in this forum.

I read it in one sitting. I think the characters and the early stages of the plot are great. The image of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is vivid and memorable. The final plot should not be too cliche, try to be innovative. The outline must be clear. Updates can be slowed down in the early stage, and the later plots can be completed with full concentration. Come on💪

The three views are still a little unfair. Because the Gongsun family and the Wei family were too powerful, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty allowed his subordinates to frame and execute his wife, daughter, son and grandson. He simply killed all his descendants. Because as long as there is an heir, a family will inevitably rise. And he was worried that the prince would not be able to suppress those warriors. It's even more funny, good guy, because I'm worried that I won't be able to suppress others next time. But instead of killing the military generals and not dealing with those powerful families, he instead framed his wife, children, and grandchildren to death. This is absolutely bizarre. Zhu Yuanzhang was also afraid that his grandson would not be able to suppress those people, so he went on a killing spree, killing others instead of his own children, wife, and grandchildren. Writing this way simply trampled the three views under his feet. Ah, I'm worried that your character is not strong enough to suppress others, so I will kill you, then your mother and your child, so that you won't have this problem. Cowhide. The author is really bullshit when he writes this. This is a perfect reason.

I've just read Chapter 55. I hope this book will get better and better! Because finally there is a story about my grandfather being Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The old Zhu family next door has published many books. In addition, the beginning of the book with the witchcraft chaos is really novel, and the writing is also very interesting. I hope to be like the book next door, The Emperor's Grandson of the Old Zhu Family, and become the leader of the Liu Family's Imperial Grandson School🥳

From the first chapter to the 263rd chapter in two days, I really couldn't stop. Personally, I prefer this kind of historical theme. I usually read about the Great Qin Zulong and the Great Tang Dynasty. I haven't read much about the Han Dynasty. However, reading this book really inspired my passion for the Han Dynasty. Especially the fact that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty died a good death really made me feel happy. After all, he was one of the emperors I admired the most, and it also solved a knot in my heart. But author, don't forget the title of your book! Why doesn't Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty know about Rome? The plot is almost advanced. (Although the Roman Empire has not yet appeared, there is still a chaotic Kingdom of Macedonia and an expanding ancient Rome.) Author, please see if you can arrange it in the outline [eating melon]

Compared with my grandfather, Zhu Yuanzhang

This genre is very novel. After reading so many grandsons of Zhu Yuanzhang, I finally have a grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. I hope the author can write it for a longer time and let the protagonist grow up step by step, directly to the title of king and emperor. Come on

The description of cavalry combat is unrealistic, and the horse power is not unlimited. In ancient times, the cavalry was at least one person and two horses. In addition, increasing crop production is not that simple. The biggest problem in increasing crop production in ancient times was actually irrigation. However, rice existed in ancient China for a long time, but it was not popularized during the Han Dynasty. In addition, the south was not fully developed during the Han Dynasty, so its food potential was not fully realized. I think the author can develop the south and maritime trade as another direction.

It looks spacious and worth following.

In fact, the languages in ancient times were not the same as today. There are ancient Chinese, ancient Chinese, medieval Chinese, modern Chinese, and modern Chinese that we can understand now. The modern period refers to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the medieval period is the Song and Yuan dynasties. As for those who have traveled through time, it would be better if they have memories of previous lives. If you can understand those ancient languages, if the whole person time travels back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it will be okay. But if the whole person time travels back and travels before the Ming Dynasty, instead of being reborn in a certain person, they can only write traditional Chinese characters if they want to communicate with those before the Ming Dynasty. Moreover, traditional Chinese characters only started to appear in the Han Dynasty. As for before the Han Dynasty, he would not be able to understand the words you wrote, unless they were reborn in the body of a previous person, carrying that person's memory.

I finished reading it in one go. The novel is subjective. I like Emperor Wu of Han in the book very much. If you want to compare him with the historical ones, there is nothing I can do about it. I support you.

Vernacular writing, poor writing skills, running account style, too fast pace, worried about not being able to grasp it later. It's a bit like Zhu Yuanzhang's book. Other benevolent people may see it in their own eyes! ———— I hope that I can go further in the conception and polishing of subsequent chapters.

Wei Zifu: What I want is a son, not a grandson. Queen Changsun: It smells so good. I have sons everywhere in this palace. Queen Ma: I finally have a son for the protagonist. Wei Zifu: Why don't you cry to death, 😡😡😡.

This kind of subject matter is rare. Come on, Mr. Author. The disaster caused by witchcraft is not guaranteed in the late festival.

If you write history, just write history, and intersperse it with emotions, love stories, and stories. The male protagonist's grandfather and mother can enter the palace after giving birth. When you come here, she must be a virgin, and you marry three daughters-in-law on the same day. Are you bragging about your bravery? The point is, one is the daughter of a general, and the other is the daughter of a guard. They are both daughters of high-ranking people. They can all agree that if you marry their daughter on the same day as your wife, wouldn't it be a slap in the face? Can't you just write history properly? I have to put this whole thing together. It was a good thing to watch at first, but when I got here, it was really hard to put it into words.

What I wrote before is okay, but the fight against the Huns was useless. Inexplicably, a time-traveler, the Princess Nangong who married, has never been seen, whether she is the original person or the time-traveler. How can the family affection come from, talking about hating the Huns, not wanting the Han people to die, how many people died in the fight against the Huns, just because the princess retreated? He also boasted13, saying that the princess had played with the replacement of Shanyu at the palm of her hand. Haha, she was really awesome. Then why did the Huns go to the Luntai? If she was really that powerful, even if she didn't have the idea for the turret, she would have known about it and if she didn't stop her, would she still be Han? The protagonist is so angry and determined when he gets to the wheel, so fuck you, it's disgusting. The logic is self-contradictory, what a nonsense to write.

In fact, the writing of this book is pretty good. When you write a book by yourself, you know what you have to overcome. Sometimes you have to consider every word for a long time, and you also have to worry about the coherence and whether it deviates from the outline. So the writing in this book is okay. Good luck to the author.

It's okay, but it's a bit short, as short as the author's

It is very interesting and down-to-earth. It makes people want to keep reading. The more I read, the more I want to read. The theme is very clear and the context is clear. There is no mess. The writing is very clean and coherent. It is a very good article. I give you a thumbs up.

Read Chapter 14. The author did not understand Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed Queen Wei Zifu, the prince, his grandson, his great-grandson, and his daughter... It was because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was too afraid of death and did not want to give up power. He was deceived and couldn't find Bei, so he went crazy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Zhu Yuanzhang killed the heroes, killed Lan Yu, and suppressed Chang Yuchun's lineage because the prince died and he wanted to pave the way for his grandson Zhu Yunwen. . . . The reason that paved the way was not that Zhu Yunwen could not suppress Lan Yu and others, but that Zhu Yunwen and Lan Yu, who supported Prince Zhu Biao, were of the Chang Yuchun lineage and were not related. On the contrary, Lan Yu and others are blood relatives with Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Yunwen's younger brother! ! ! ! Therefore, in order for Zhu Yunwen to succeed to the throne, Zhu Yuanzhang must kill Lan Yu and suppress the nobles of Chang Yuchun's lineage... The author's early poisonous point was to equate Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty with Zhu Yuanzhang. This is not right!