
A Guide to Seizing Power and Usurping the Throne [Historical Livestream]
盘点夺权篡位指南[历史直播]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 466k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Historical Fiction [2]
Ancient settings, historical fiction, livestreaming, mind-reading, and nation-building.
Currently Reading
Most are fan fiction.
History Livestreams
Pretty much the same old thing. Just here for the entertainment.
Cinnabar Moles or White Moonlights
Books I'm currently enjoying and want to keep reading, along with books I used to love. I can't give everything five stars, so they're all rated four. Ongoing updates...
Sky Screen Livestream Stories
Mostly historical livestream stories, with a few about people from ancient times transmigrating to the modern era, where they livestream the modern world's peace and prosperity to people of the past.
Historical Live-Stream Recommendations
Hoping to find some good historical fiction.
Historical Derivative Fiction
My personal picks: No. 1, Chinese Class (no trigger warnings, funny and heartwarming); No. 2, Rural Livestreaming (minor trigger warnings); No. 3, Emperor Chat Group (a fresh perspective on things)
History-Watching Stories
Giving the ancients a sky screen, livestreams...
Historical Derivatives
None
History Livestreams
Read these, they were pretty good
Ancient-Era Streaming Stories
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History Livestreams
A look back at history, where hilarious chaos and thrilling drama go hand in hand with heartfelt emotion and solemnity
Historical Alternate Routes
History is a play without an ending. Every ending is the beginning of a new act in the play.
Historical Livestreams, Recaps, Spoilers, and Commentary
Stories featuring historical spin-off livestreams, retrospectives, spoilers, and people pretending to be immortals to make up for past regrets
Historical Fiction
Wish-fulfillment stories, no-couple, BL, and romance
Historical Recap Stories I Haven't Read
Help yourselves, girls
Historical Derivative Fiction, General 2
Personal taste
Historical Livestream Roundup 2
For the ladies who want to grab a bite, this one has reached 100 too. Feel free to bookmark my third booklist
Historical Livestreams
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Take a look at the children's advance notice! "The Queen Mother Wants to Wear Dragon Robes [Northern Song Dynasty]" Yan Ru once traveled through time and became the prince's outer chamber. She originally wanted to escape, but she suddenly discovered that her name was Liu E. That vicious Concubine Liu in The Civet Cat for the Prince! The empress dowager who took charge of the imperial court! That Queen Zhang Xianmingsu who likes to wear dragon robes but never takes the final step! Very well, Yan Ru decided not to run away and began to look forward to the day when she would be a widow. One day, she will let the dragon robe be worn on her body! Reading guide: 1. The heroine does not have children, and Song Zhenzong is a tool. 2. There are a few one-way emotional lines, and the heroine is uniquely beautiful. 3. Cultural desert, imaginary Song Dynasty, private buildings like mountains, it's fun to watch. In addition, there are two historical live broadcast articles by gay friends: "I spoil the history of Emperor Qin and Hanwu" by Jiang Yunyi "Teaching Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty to Govern in the Late Eastern Han Dynasty" by Wen Caixin Welcome to pamper~
His whole family is speechless... Pity Piggy... Is it easy for me, Emperor Xiaowu, to select talents? It really feels like the entire dynasty is full of talented people, so you can pick them at will.
Liu Xiaozhu ran wildly on the road to being cheated
Zhao Ponu was captured, and Li Ling surrendered. "Book of Han" records that thousands of captives chased him, and Han Yannian died in the battle. Ling said: "I have no face to repay Your Majesty!" Then he surrendered. "Historical Records" Ling said: "I have no face to report to Your Majesty." So he surrendered to the Xiongnu. Their troops were all gone, and the remaining survivors scattered over 400 people who returned to the Han Dynasty. Both historical records and Han books record that Li Ling surrendered on the spot, and there is no such thing as a fake surrender. Moreover, Han law clearly stipulates that the clan of those who surrender will be destroyed. Did Li Ling surrender without thinking about his family? He later persuaded Su Wu to surrender, and his fellow Han dynasty people were all ashamed of him.
After Wei Qing's death, Emperor Wu's performance continued to decline. It can be said that Emperor Xiaowu was spoiled by Wei Qing. Wei Qing could be either a general on the front line or a steward of the logistics. When he was there, he would fight wherever Emperor Wu directed. Even if Wei Qing was not on the battlefield, he could still lead from the rear. It was this way that made Emperor Wu not realize the true level of his generals! Looking at Wei Qing's performance against Emperor Wu in the past ten years, and looking at Wei Qing's performance after his death, the only one who took advantage was Li Guangli. In fact, Li Guangli is not bad, which can be seen by watching him play Dawan, but his record is indeed not convincing. It is a fact that Emperor Xiaowu had no marshal who could overpower the generals after Wei Qing's death. But even in this way, the Huns must be beaten in the last few games. If you don't fight them, they will harass you at the border. Emperor Wu's mistake was that he was very stubborn and wanted to conquer by force, but he didn't know that people like the Huns were naturally resistant to defeat. People's living environment tells people that they must rob. After all, nomadic people naturally cannot compare with the stability of agricultural people. Wei Qing left too early because he was worried about Emperor Wu.
Mrs. Li's family is not a good person either. They were also involved in the witchcraft disaster. Oh my, my Wei Zifu and Prince Wei.
Emperor Xiaowu attacks all classes equally, focusing on a person who never consumes his energy internally, goes crazy when something happens, and consumes others externally. However, Emperor Wu still had the unique courage, even after the witchcraft passed and the prince was gone. Still have the courage and ability to pull the carriage that is about to overturn He personally presided over the "Ji Tian Ceremony" to tell the people of the world that even if the prince is gone, the national policy must be changed. Almost the entire court was cleared to promote Zhao Guo, and during the Zhenghe period, he made a 180-degree turn from offense to defense. During the period of Emperor Huo Guangzhao, he used the national policy adopted by Emperor Wu in his later years. After that, he still had a unique vision in arranging the supporting ministers. Huo Guang, Sang Hongyang, Shangguan Jie, and Jin Richan saw that these four supporting ministers were in charge of vehicles, royal horses, pastures, and agriculture (economy). In Emperor Wu's mind, grasping military horses and agriculture would grasp the foundation of the country, and everything else was trivial. It was all arranged so well, but to this day people are still saying that Emperor Xuan wiped his butt, and I don't know what kind of butt Emperor Xuan wiped his butt. "Emperor Zhao was crowned, so he appointed Guang. In thirteen years, the people were enriched. Emperor Zhao was crowned, so he appointed Guang. In thirteen years, the people were enriched, and all the barbarian guests were subdued." - "The Biography of Huo Guang in the Book of Han" The Han writing is clear. To say that Huo Guang wiped the butt of Emperor Wu is almost enough.
Kill everyone equally
Liu Zhuzhu attacks people from every class equally
I remember there was a video on Station B that said: The Shang Dynasty was a brother-in-law relationship, and Bigan Jizi and the two had no chance of being crowned because their mothers were of low birth. So they were dissatisfied with their nephew King Zhou of Shang and wanted to rebel against him. When they failed, one had his heart ripped out and the other ran to North Korea! It seems like he didn't come to Korea because he was dissatisfied with the rule of the Zhou Dynasty, right?