Tianmu: Overthrowing Feudal Imperial Power with the People's View of History

Finally, Tianmuwen doesn't praise those emperors... The ratings of this book are destined to be low. Many fans of various emperors will definitely give low marks. But this is also the valuable point of this book. I hope that future readers will not judge this book based on the reviews, but use their own eyes to judge it.

Finally, there is a book written in accordance with the people's view of history. None of those emperors were good.

It's great, it speaks to my heart. To be honest, when I look back at history, I don't think those emperors had much merit at all. The people help you conquer the world, but in the end the people will be forgotten in history. The so-called emperor has various achievements, especially that Zhu Yuanzhang, right, I am talking about you, Zhu Yuanzhang. He started out as a common man and started from a broken bowl. Finally, as the emperor, you only kill those corrupt officials who are of no use to you and have no benefit to you, but do not kill those corrupt officials who really harm the people. Is this what you call killing corrupt officials? To be honest, I really recommend this book. It is very beautiful. It really speaks to the hearts of the people. It is better than those who are just like the Tianmu face, and then say that the magnificent emperor praises merits. 10 Times stronger

I have read a lot of novels about ancient emperors for fun, but this one is by far the most enjoyable and realistic one. No matter how you call the charming ancestors, pigs, and two phoenixes, it is just a fantasy of becoming a human master. The reality is just a skeleton under the Great Wall, beside the canal, and outside the border fortress. There is no outline, so points will be deducted.

The subject matter is novel and the author's ideas are very reasonable. Most of the ancient time travel novels are written to please the emperor as the author said.

Okay, okay, it's really cool. Even though the historical data is not comprehensive enough and it doesn't give an overview, my understanding of the people's view of history is very good and the explanation is very thorough. But Huang Han in the comment area is so cool

What can I say about this book? It's pretty good. But I always feel that the author seems to like Li Shimin very much. It seems that Li Shimin easily accepts such thoughts without a single angry word.

Recommend! There are too many books that praise those emperors and generals, and few that criticize them but focus on the common people. Highly recommended!

I have read dozens of chapters. Apart from other aspects, the part about the reactions of ancient emperors and generals is particularly well written and very real. It is neither flattering nor belittling.

It's really the most satisfying movie I've ever seen. This article refutes many online fantasies about feudal emperors and some Internet poisonous chicken soup. Tear their hypocritical and ugly faces to pieces in front of everyone. Articles like this author's are really rare and sober in the current trend of traffic first and whitewashing the emperor. The author's rating is still too low, and there are still too few people like the author who dare to expose it. However, I believe that people like the author who return to his original nature and have a pure and upright spirit will definitely be able to spread the word. As long as more and more people understand and understand it, they will be able to clear their minds. Author of "A single spark can start a prairie fire", I hope to see your more excellent works, more rational criticism, and more clear-headed choices. Really excellent, support! ! !

This novel is related to the hot topics recently - Han Dynasty, Manchu Decay, Boxer Rebellion... Finally a novel has been written [Salute] Big boost to the author!

It's very well written. It's the first time I've seen this perspective. The previous ones were all about boasting about various emperors' achievements. Even if they were criticized, they would only be a little bit.

The author has some foundation in Mazhe, but it is too literal and believes that Mazhe is the truth, but in fact social practice is also the truth. The people were important at that time, but heroes were also indispensable.

Great, this is the first time I read such a good book! The historical novels I read in the past were either about traveling back in time to various ancient emperors kneeling down and licking them, or about taking stock of each dynasty's emperors, civil servants, generals, and the regrets of each dynasty! And even though he can travel back to modern times, he still has to be a dog to the ancient emperors, take them to modern times for treatment, and give them modern supplies and other things! Did these people's nine years of compulsory education go to waste? Who gave you the good life you have now? Are these ancient emperors? It was given by our ancestors, the soldiers of the people! Not those feudal emperors who oppressed the people! Do you really think that if you travel to ancient times, those feudal emperors will miss you? I'll give you an official title, a beautiful woman, and money! If you think too much, he will only take you away before he dies or even after using you! Feudal emperors are all political machines without emotions. All they think about is their country, their country, their family and their throne! He will eliminate any factors that threaten his throne in advance! The so-called time traveler is an unstable factor that threatens the imperial power. If you give him so many modern technologies, he will only feel threatened! As a result, I have read so many novels about traveling back in time to ancient times, and they all work as dogs for the ancient emperors. The men work as dogs for the emperor! The woman just sleeps with him and sticks to him! Anyway, that's what I'm looking at! The most speechless thing is that some protagonists can freely travel between modern and ancient times, and some can travel through the past at will, but they are still under their own control, but they still work as dogs for the feudal emperor! Give them spoilers and give them modern supplies! I'm really convinced! Anyway, I've read so many novels that I didn't kneel down and lick the ancient emperors. There are only two books. One is about an art student who failed in the Ming Dynasty, and the other is about Lao Zhu regretting his marriage or something? Do you have any other novels of this type that you can recommend? As long as it's not a novel about ancient emperors!

All historical novels, no matter who are about Liu Che or Zhu Yuanzhang, are good, but in the end they all praise Li Shimin. No matter how Li Shimin is criticized, he is the most perfect emperor under the feudal system who cares about the people. But in the final analysis, he is still the "emperor". Classes are naturally antagonistic, so even if he cares about the people, his talents and strategies are only means and not ends [eating melon]

The rating of the author's book is low. I have read Tianmu's novels, which are not 100 but 80. Many authors describe the emperors and generals in a way of admiration and less criticism. After criticism, they will even teach them advanced technology and crops for future generations like the author wrote. I have read it before and I feel that if they get these, they will definitely change the lives of the people. But after reading what the author wrote, I dare not think about the Tianmu novels I have read before. The feudal autocratic monarchy is naturally exploitative of the people, and we are the enemy. I am absolutely sure of this. I also have many other types of Tianmu texts in my bookshelf. I dare not open them and read them again. Among all the Tianmu texts I have read so far, this is the only novel in which the people are the masters of the country and overthrew the Qin Dynasty. It is very well written, really good.

I chased it to the end in one breath, it was awesome, it was rare that there was no Tianmuwen that praised the emperor to gain attention, but it followed the people's line!

I don't like to talk nonsense. First of all, this book is one of the few good books I have ever read. It reveals the international logic of the existence of the feudal dynasty, and also praises the courage of the "untouchables" in "their" mouth's mouth to resist in order to survive. In particular, the book tells the story of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising: "Princes and generals are in peace with each other!" A famous line that has been passed down through the ages. Secondly, the book also reveals human nature: "When the oppressed start to become the oppressor for their own interests and think about themselves at all times, then they will betray themselves and even the people, and will be spurned! Finally, I also hope that the author can continue to update to satisfy my hobbies.

The beginning alone is enough to give it five stars, unless you commit suicide later on. Moreover, the conclusion that "the productivity in ancient times was insufficient, so the spread of red ideas by time-travelers did more harm than good" is wrong. The core of the dissemination of red ideas is social revolution and ideological enlightenment, rather than technological dissemination. It targets the relations of production and the superstructure, rather than acting directly on the tools of productivity. Low productivity is the "result" of the feudal system, not the insurmountable "cause". Advanced ideological theory is precisely the key weapon to break this cycle of backwardness and liberate productivity. Historical experience shows that a backward productive society can achieve a leap in social system through revolutionary ideological guidance. China's modern revolutionary success is the most powerful example. If a time-traveler with modern knowledge can deeply understand the essence of red thought and find the correct path to organize the masses and launch a revolution, then instead of "doing more harm than good", he/she may be a "key variable" that promotes ancient society to get rid of the shackles of feudalism and achieve a historical leap. The real obstacle lies not in the level of productivity, but in whether one can find the "tinder" that can ignite a prairie fire. In fact, you can add some events that hindered the development of productive forces and the class attributes behind them. This will actually reveal more about history and provide some experience for people from all walks of life. Of course, these may not be easy or impossible to write.

This is a good book that completely exposes the underlying logic of the feudal dynasty.

It's rare to see a celestial text that reflects the people's view of history

The author is Ying Zheng's little black guy

We do not deny the achievements of the emperors of the feudal dynasties, but we must understand that classes must exist. What class are you? Which class do you want to speak for?

The people's view of history is worthy of recognition, but why does the author exaggerate the Ming Dynasty civil servant group in traditional online articles? Chongzhen wanted to kill an official as easily as killing a dog

At first, I thought this book was a scam, one that desperately touted the great achievements of the ancient emperors. After reading it, I found that this was not the case. The author pointed out time and time again that the emperors were blood-sucking worms, and it was the people who really drove history. Therefore, this book is hundreds of times better than those canopy commentary books that desperately extol those blood-sucking worms.

The people's view of history is awesome. I have seen too many emperors' licking. As for Qin Shihuang, I feel that if Qin Shihuang lives longer, the Qin Dynasty will die in one lifetime!

The logic is good and the content is true... I can't edit it anymore, but it's just good-looking.

One point is deducted because looking at history from a modern perspective rather than summarizing it realistically.

Not bad, but those things in India are actually a good thing for us. The main reason why Indian industry cannot understand it is because of the social problems derived from India's caste system, which greatly limits their industrial potential and war potential.

Is this the rating for a book written by People's View of History? A bit interesting [staring]