Liu Ju's life was like a novel full of wild twists.
Born in the mightiest empire, he was the eldest son his father, nearing thirty, had long hoped for. His birth earned his mother the title of empress.
At seven, he was made crown prince. His younger brothers were sent away to rule their fiefdoms, posing no threat to him.
As he grew older, his tutors were carefully chosen, and the Boyang Garden was established. His father granted nearly every request he made.
His path was bright and smooth. He grew up, studied, took charge of government affairs, and gathered guests and followers around him, admired by many.
Then the story took a sharp turn. The witchcraft calamity struck, and his entire family was wiped out.
Reborn with a golden finger, the Crown Prince swears to rule the world!
P.S. This is a fanfic based on the TV series The Han Dynasty.
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Reading notes:
I. The protagonist is always the one being pursued, always the one being pursued, always the one being pursued. The gong appears late, so please be patient!
II. The golden finger is powerful. The Crown Prince gradually regains his memories of his past life and enjoys a smooth, satisfying ride all the way!
III. The author's imagination runs wild, and the plot often departs from historical fact. This is a feel-good story, so please don't nitpick the history!
Premise:
The author writes well, and I feel a strong sense of sadness when I read it, because no matter how much I write, I can't change history. There are no ifs in history, only results. Seeing the emperor gone, I feel a little sad. A glorious era of Han Wu is over. But this time, the good news is that the posthumous name of Emperor Wu of Han is so brilliant that it is impeccable.
Finished? ? ? So sudden.
Let me talk about my feelings. The authors who are willing to write about Liu Zheng's rebirth all have great regrets about the Huo and Wei families, the prince Liu Zhi and the later politics of Emperor Xiaowu. However, this subject is difficult to write about, because the tragedy of Liu Zhi is not a long history of struggle, but a mistake in decision-making and an old man's temporary confusion. Liu Ju has no rivals, just like Li Chengqian. If he behaves well and does not rebel, he will not be deposed no matter what. Liu Zheng is very similar to the early Tang Dynasty. The history is so regrettable, and it is so easy to make up for it. The throne is easily available, and there is no dramatic conflict. Although it ended suddenly, it was good in terms of making up for the regrets.
It's rare to see an article about a prince, but this one is the best I've ever seen! I hope to open another book
Huh? I came up today and saw that it was finished?
In fact, I also feel that you are a little unable to write, but I think it is because there are too many constraints.
It can be said that the core tone of this article has always been about accession to the throne and politics. However, the politics of the Han Dynasty have a vague shadow that can be traced, but it is too far away from us. The history books only give fragments. At first glance, it seems to be a complete story, but if you study it carefully, you will find that it is actually very blank. Even when the author wanted to write about life and feelings, he was soon bound by politics again. It's like holding pearls and jade in one hand, and wine in the other. It's obviously incongruous, but I want to write so much that I can't bear to throw either one away.
In particular, the author has tried his best to follow historical facts even when there are several children. When it comes to children, I think the author's writing is quite gentle and delicate. The children are very cute, but it is a bit strange to be in a relationship with a child. The main reason is that the children and the relationship have not established a family feeling, and they still feel like they are other people's children. If you write about one or two children with slightly different personalities, the readers will be more emotional, but if you write more, it will be too much (but there are so many children in history).
Except for the children, because the two protagonists are reborn, I feel that the author cannot set up twists and turns, and the characters cannot express their character in some unsatisfactory situations. The dynasty of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had many fans, so the author could use it freely, such as imagining some plots, such as adding some small flaws to a well-known figure (even if it is generally positive), and it is easy to be hacked.
But the scene in the cemetery at the end was so cute.
(I am one of those readers who gets chased and beaten for talking nonsense and making blind comments. If I am unintentionally bitchy, don't mind it too much).
I think this matter has a lot to do with the Feng Shui of Weiyang Palace. The only two straight male emperors, Emperor Xuan and Emperor Yuan. Emperor Xuan grew up among the people, and Emperor Yuan was also born among the people.
In the fifth year of Yuanfeng, the general left... Fortunately, he left safely this time. Fortunately, this time the Wei family and the prince will not be like before... But I am still so heartbroken!
Your Majesty once again shamelessly gave extra food to your uncle, O(∩_∩)O haha~! Wuyou expressed that he was very upset. It was obviously my fault, so why did the reward go to dad? For the sake of all the food and property in the future being mine, please honor the general's father first!
History books say that after Mrs. Li's death, she was buried with empress's ceremony. However, archeology found that Mrs. Li's tomb was of very average size, with only one passage, which was not as good as the two passages in the tomb of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Li Ji, let alone the four passages in the queen's tomb. Even if Huo Guang later pursued Mrs. Li as Empress Xiaowu, the seal would probably be raised, but the rest would remain unchanged. The funerary objects unearthed from Mrs. Li's tomb were also numb. "Historical Records" records that Mrs. Li is a general favorite concubine, not as good as the previous Mrs. Wang. However, "Hanshu" records of Mrs. Li are quite legendary. It is a big book and a special book, and it also appropriates the spirit summoning of Mrs. Wang in "Historical Records".
Wei's legend, such a talented and famous general is rare to meet, let alone something that ordinary people can imitate if they want to. Among the relatives of the Western Han Dynasty, those who really "strengthened the iron by their own strength" and "relyed on their own abilities" were Niu Duocuo's relatives, rather than the kind who were granted favors. Apart from the relatives of the Lu family who founded the country and participated in the founding of the country, there were only the relatives of the Wei family of the Emperor Wu Dynasty. The Huo family's relatives in the Xuan Emperor Dynasty also relied on Huo Guang's ability - political ability, not military merit. Although there were no talented generals in the later period of Emperor Wu, the Han army's combat effectiveness was still very strong. However, Li Guangli's ability was limited...(
Brother Qubing is mighty! I have always disliked Mrs. Li's family, and I dare to dream of recreating the myth of my general and the hussar general! The wild boar no longer allows my uncle to send troops. Apart from Bo Anxin, is there any reluctance? ^_^ Let me say it again: Don't be Yuan Feng for five years, don't be Yuan Feng for five years, don't be Yuan Feng for five years! ! !
Cousin becomes mother, haha^_-Look at this family.
The ending is very satisfying, I still have more to say
Return to the Wedding Night
My Brother Is a Tyrant
Rebirth of the Queen Regent
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The Emperor of Red Mansions Sun Weiwu
Return to the 1980S and Become a Top Student
The Reborn Wife
Reborn to Rule the World
A Guide to Romance in the Entertainment Industry
Reborn as Fusu, Young Master of the Qin
Reborn: The Empress Reigns Supreme
The Sun and Moon Shine in the Sky
The author writes well, and I feel a strong sense of sadness when I read it, because no matter how much I write, I can't change history. There are no ifs in history, only results. Seeing the emperor gone, I feel a little sad. A glorious era of Han Wu is over. But this time, the good news is that the posthumous name of Emperor Wu of Han is so brilliant that it is impeccable.
Finished? ? ? So sudden. Let me talk about my feelings. The authors who are willing to write about Liu Zheng's rebirth all have great regrets about the Huo and Wei families, the prince Liu Zhi and the later politics of Emperor Xiaowu. However, this subject is difficult to write about, because the tragedy of Liu Zhi is not a long history of struggle, but a mistake in decision-making and an old man's temporary confusion. Liu Ju has no rivals, just like Li Chengqian. If he behaves well and does not rebel, he will not be deposed no matter what. Liu Zheng is very similar to the early Tang Dynasty. The history is so regrettable, and it is so easy to make up for it. The throne is easily available, and there is no dramatic conflict. Although it ended suddenly, it was good in terms of making up for the regrets.
It's rare to see an article about a prince, but this one is the best I've ever seen! I hope to open another book
Huh? I came up today and saw that it was finished? In fact, I also feel that you are a little unable to write, but I think it is because there are too many constraints. It can be said that the core tone of this article has always been about accession to the throne and politics. However, the politics of the Han Dynasty have a vague shadow that can be traced, but it is too far away from us. The history books only give fragments. At first glance, it seems to be a complete story, but if you study it carefully, you will find that it is actually very blank. Even when the author wanted to write about life and feelings, he was soon bound by politics again. It's like holding pearls and jade in one hand, and wine in the other. It's obviously incongruous, but I want to write so much that I can't bear to throw either one away. In particular, the author has tried his best to follow historical facts even when there are several children. When it comes to children, I think the author's writing is quite gentle and delicate. The children are very cute, but it is a bit strange to be in a relationship with a child. The main reason is that the children and the relationship have not established a family feeling, and they still feel like they are other people's children. If you write about one or two children with slightly different personalities, the readers will be more emotional, but if you write more, it will be too much (but there are so many children in history). Except for the children, because the two protagonists are reborn, I feel that the author cannot set up twists and turns, and the characters cannot express their character in some unsatisfactory situations. The dynasty of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had many fans, so the author could use it freely, such as imagining some plots, such as adding some small flaws to a well-known figure (even if it is generally positive), and it is easy to be hacked. But the scene in the cemetery at the end was so cute. (I am one of those readers who gets chased and beaten for talking nonsense and making blind comments. If I am unintentionally bitchy, don't mind it too much).
I think this matter has a lot to do with the Feng Shui of Weiyang Palace. The only two straight male emperors, Emperor Xuan and Emperor Yuan. Emperor Xuan grew up among the people, and Emperor Yuan was also born among the people.
In the fifth year of Yuanfeng, the general left... Fortunately, he left safely this time. Fortunately, this time the Wei family and the prince will not be like before... But I am still so heartbroken!
Your Majesty once again shamelessly gave extra food to your uncle, O(∩_∩)O haha~! Wuyou expressed that he was very upset. It was obviously my fault, so why did the reward go to dad? For the sake of all the food and property in the future being mine, please honor the general's father first! History books say that after Mrs. Li's death, she was buried with empress's ceremony. However, archeology found that Mrs. Li's tomb was of very average size, with only one passage, which was not as good as the two passages in the tomb of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Li Ji, let alone the four passages in the queen's tomb. Even if Huo Guang later pursued Mrs. Li as Empress Xiaowu, the seal would probably be raised, but the rest would remain unchanged. The funerary objects unearthed from Mrs. Li's tomb were also numb. "Historical Records" records that Mrs. Li is a general favorite concubine, not as good as the previous Mrs. Wang. However, "Hanshu" records of Mrs. Li are quite legendary. It is a big book and a special book, and it also appropriates the spirit summoning of Mrs. Wang in "Historical Records". Wei's legend, such a talented and famous general is rare to meet, let alone something that ordinary people can imitate if they want to. Among the relatives of the Western Han Dynasty, those who really "strengthened the iron by their own strength" and "relyed on their own abilities" were Niu Duocuo's relatives, rather than the kind who were granted favors. Apart from the relatives of the Lu family who founded the country and participated in the founding of the country, there were only the relatives of the Wei family of the Emperor Wu Dynasty. The Huo family's relatives in the Xuan Emperor Dynasty also relied on Huo Guang's ability - political ability, not military merit. Although there were no talented generals in the later period of Emperor Wu, the Han army's combat effectiveness was still very strong. However, Li Guangli's ability was limited...(
Brother Qubing is mighty! I have always disliked Mrs. Li's family, and I dare to dream of recreating the myth of my general and the hussar general! The wild boar no longer allows my uncle to send troops. Apart from Bo Anxin, is there any reluctance? ^_^ Let me say it again: Don't be Yuan Feng for five years, don't be Yuan Feng for five years, don't be Yuan Feng for five years! ! !
Cousin becomes mother, haha^_-Look at this family.
The ending is very satisfying, I still have more to say