The Princess Sent to Make Peace

If you like Mao Dun, you probably feel that not enough people died at the hands of the Huns, right?

Come on, the heroine's thoughts as a saint are really terrifying. She loves the hero so much that she forgets the time difference and the hatred between famous families. She even falls in love with the wife who almost killed her. The key is that why she fell in love with her is not explained clearly.

Doesn't the heroine admire Mao Dun so much that she becomes crazy? Normally, a woman who has lived in modern times for so many years hopes that her boyfriend or husband will only love her. No matter how much the heroine admires and likes Mao Dun, she can't be bothered by the fact that Mao Dun has countless women.

Is Moton a name? Isn't Mo Dun a title?

Ruqun... Han Dynasty... Um...

This is written. . . . . . The author is not a Han, right? You are really bragging. Don't you know how many evil things the Huns did at that time?

You guys have a taste. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, Donghu was defeated. [Baidu entry - Maodun Shanyu, Donghu] At the same time, after defeating Donghu, the Xiongnu began to unify the grassland. In 202 BC, during the Chu-Han conflict, Liu Bang proclaimed himself emperor. [Baidu entry—Chinese] In 200 BC, the Han Dynasty defeated the Xiongnu at the Siege of Baideng. [Baidu entry——Modun Shanyu] The peace between Maodun and the Han Dynasty only happened after the siege of Baideng during the battle of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty against the Xiongnu. (Knocking on the blackboard) When Maodun destroyed Donghu, the Qin and Han Dynasties were still changing. The situation at that time did not even have time for a fight, let alone a marriage. But when the Han Dynasty had time to arrange a marriage, the Huns were busy pacifying the grasslands and had no time to fight with you or marry you. In most cases, when the two countries really conflict, at least the political power of the two countries is basically stable and controlled by one person. He can have internal troubles - there are different voices in the court, but there cannot be internal troubles - the whole grassland is beating me and I beat you. After all, before going outside, you must first settle down at home. Of course, we cannot generalize. There have been times in history where domestic peace must be fought against foreign countries first, such as the Anti-Japanese War. Not to mention that the three views of the article have collapsed, at least, is the timeline revised correctly? The three views are too general. You can say that you are wrong or right, but at least the correct history is supported by historical data and is correct knowledge after investigation. It does not talk about the three views, and does not dwell on the details of dynasties and idioms. At least, the macro historical timeline should not be distorted to this point.

There are a lot of comments. Who doesn't like it or not? It's just that your three views are too correct. I can't stand it. Can you please read the article carefully?

Are the comments on this article going to scare people to death? Should we seek justice for readers who have not read this article, or should we ask the author to withdraw from the network? Just reading an article, I really can't stand being so aggressive. Also, it was because of the negative score in Chapter V that I respect you as a man.

Happy to miss Shu is after the Three Kingdoms...