History Lecture: Want to Be Emperor?

It's so beautiful. It's written very objectively and truthfully. It doesn't fall into the feudal emperor fandom culture, and it doesn't say anything about my charming ancestor winning politics.

It's very good, and the viewpoint is novel. To be honest, the current historical review novels are too simple. They praise the Qin Emperor, Han Wu, Tang Taizong, etc., And then comment on the Foolish King and the Prodigal Son. The repetition rate of the content is too high. With so many books, it feels like I only read one novel. But this book is different. It is more about thinking about the position of ordinary people and reminding everyone not to deify ancient emperors. I read the article that gave Qin Shihuang a life span of several hundred years.

Break the mindless worship and look at the problem from the perspective of ordinary people.

I think it is really, really good and very real, especially in terms of the discomfort women feel when being stared at. It can be said to be the best so far among the many canopy novels I have seen. I highly recommend it [Like] Once I have a preconceived idea about a certain point of view, the author's writing style and emotional stimulation are not enough to make me accept his point of view. However, it is still recommended. After all, history writers rarely talk about the cruel treatment of the people at the bottom in history. It is good to have a more intuitive understanding of the ruling class. By the way, although this author does not praise feudal society as a good thing, he does have a stand. It is normal for everyone to have different opinions. Therefore, if you do not agree with what he praises, you will think that he is using too much force. Oh my God, the most important quality of being an emperor is kindness. Forget it, it's a logic that I can't think of. For example, I completely disagree with the statement that Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty Liu Ying was kind. Let me interrupt here. Although I don't mind someone coming to discuss it with me, there is really no need to discuss it with me on the premise that Princess Lu Yuan will never be reconciled and Liu Ying's throne is stable and cannot be shaken. When Princess Lu Yuan was asked to marry, Liu Ying never thought about confronting Liu Bang and interceding for Princess Lu Yuan, or he thought about it but out of fear of Liu Bang, he perfectly disappeared behind Empress Lu. When Princess Lu Yuan was asked to marry, only Empress Lu came forward to cry day and night and beg Liu Bang to take back her life. And what embodies the kindness of Liu Ying, Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty, is that Liu Ruyi, who was a life-or-death enemy in fighting for the prince, begged for mercy and protected him, and sympathized with Mrs. Qi who was brutally murdered by Empress Lu. This method was more like a show, and it also stepped on Empress Lu's show. You must know that Liu Ying's throne was obtained through Empress Lu's plan. Didn't he think about what would happen to him if Liu Ruyi came to the throne? Or maybe he knew that he was now the confirmed emperor, and Empress Lu only had one son, so he only needed to think about how to get more support and power. By the way, there is also the historical data about "she was imprisoned and tortured, including cutting off her limbs, gouging out her eyes, cutting off her ears, and giving her mute medicine, and finally turning her into a "human pig" and locking her in a toilet." I can only say that according to the hygiene and medical conditions of the Qin and Han Dynasties, whether the whole set can be completed, and whether she can survive after the full set is completed, I believe everyone has some idea, right? Moreover, Liu Ying was from the Qin and Han Dynasties, and the Qin and Han Dynasties were still very barbaric and cruel. Was he frightened because of Madam Qi's miserable condition, or did he realize that he was indeed no match for Empress Lu? In my opinion, mother and son Lu Pheasant and Liu Ying are the obvious representatives of "having a son is not as good as having a piece of barbecued pork". I am just speaking from one family, but I think my logic is self-consistent, and I am also willing to discuss it with anyone. But in the end it's still a family affair.

I think the evaluation is quite objective, unlike some books that even Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty could criticize as useless and unable to read. Nowadays, some people say that Emperor Sui Yang is good, but they are really speaking from God's perspective, saying that he is good only if it has an impact on future generations, without considering the feelings of the ancestors at all.

The writing is great, unlike other books that have the same style. I feel that the historical figures are all stereotyped. This book looks at problems dialectically, especially Song Taizu, so that his ability can be truly seen. Sure enough, none of the emperors who founded the country were bad

The writing is really good, well-founded, and it goes far enough to convince me. According to my feeling, it has a serious drama to it, you know what I mean. Come on, have some more, Modo Modo. It's not the same kind of movie watching, it's quite meaningful to think about. It's like listening to the history teacher's lectures when I was in school to expand my knowledge. It's worth watching. There may be some mistakes in it. After all, I can't know all the history, but as far as I'm concerned, it's basically in line with my cognitive scope. Even if I haven't heard of some before, I can figure it out if I explain it carefully. [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss]

Not bad, very pertinent, and refreshing to me. It analyzes specific things in detail, and the defense can not only use good and bad to confirm, but analyze merits and demerits, right and wrong, from all aspects, angles, and latitude levels. It combines historical materials to analyze the merits and demerits of emperors in the past dynasties. It also clearly explains the characteristics of feudal society and the imperial system, and at the same time deepens my understanding of the history of past dynasties. The opinion of the Emperor (because I did watch the short video of the time travel novel and the marketing account was poisoned [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]) so the author is great, it gave me a different view of my inconspicuousness [like] [like] [like] (will continue to pay attention in the future) [laughing] [laughing] [exploration] [exploration] [salute] [salute] [salute] [note]

(Upper) mark,,,,,, Very objective and well written. #Novel evaluation: ①Shangshang (a good book that suits my taste very well, five stars/10 points+) ②Superior (recognized by everyone as a good book, with more than 1,000 updates, five stars/10 points) ③Shang Xia (logically self-consistent & a good book that I don't like, five stars/9 points) ④Above average (a good book in the conventional sense, five stars/8 points) ⑤Medium (cheated, no evaluation, three stars/8 points) ⑥Mid-to-lower (general, three stars/6 points & four stars/7 points) ⑦Bottom and top (major defects, one star/2 points & three stars/4 points) ⑧Inferior (tasteless, two stars/0 points) ⑨Xiaxia (revenge against society, two stars/negative points)

After seeing this article, those who hope that Emperor Qin, Han, Wu, Tang, Zong, and Song will be immortal are no longer interested. I hope that there will be no more emperors in the world, and I no longer hope that I can travel to ancient times. It is a great book, recommended.