
Bonus Chapters Storage
番外存放处
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- Ongoing
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- 18k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- JJWXC
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6Chapters
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Hahahahahahaha. Later generations speculate that the general may have been unwilling to do so, so he came to redeem him?
Sixty-five years in office? Could it be that Liu Zhi was tortured to death by his father, and Emperor Wu directly passed the throne to his great-grandson?
Because the original text ended relatively early, I wanted to read the extra chapter, but I felt that the extra chapter was too inferior to the main text. I didn't even want to read the plot. I wanted to see Han Ying's follow-up, but it was just mentioned in one go. Including the forum for future generations, it is too fragmented, and there is no new plot, including the impact on future generations.
I can't even imagine how to fight for true love
Then let me start with a rumor: I'm robbed of my bride!
I'm a bit imaginative, I think Han Ying is teaching Huo Qubing, and there is a little wolf dog to seduce the master. Later generations will debate who is whose true love
What bloody post makes me healthy
I watched the extra episode first. It turns out that the CP is not Wei Qing Ying Ying Ying. He ran away 😭
Although, that's not quite right. Military academies, like the imperial examination, are a kind of centralization of power, which can make it easier for those in power to win over and stabilize the force. If there is no military academy, there will be grassroots who are not close to the central government and are drawn out by the generals and border troops. The ecological niche is here. If you don't occupy it, someone will occupy it. Specifically, you will know how much Principal Jiang likes people to call him Principal. Putting the heir in the military academy and giving him a virtual position will greatly increase mutual trust and exchange resources. It is easy for Confucians to object. It is enough to force a few introductory classics courses in the military academy or give administrative bureaucrats positions such as directors to Confucians. In short, it should eventually become a good place for team building and resource exchange between the political and military circles.
Military academies are fine for training grassroots officers, but talented generals are hard to come by. Even those who graduate from Whampoa Military Academy are mostly not successful. But then again, if we can raise the level of the grassroots, the face of the army will definitely change dramatically, the overall quality will be greatly improved, and some grassroots talents will be able to avoid detours. Geniuses like Wei Huo are rare, but throughout history, people like them have received even less treatment. The more I read, the more I feel that they and Liu Che are a perfect match. They have the right time, place and people. They have the opportunity at a young age without wasting their talents at the bottom. After becoming famous in the first battle, their resources are getting better and better, and their ranks are getting higher and higher. With the favor of the emperor, there is no need to worry about logistics and officialdom. A good death is rare in the entire ancient history. I feel that the existence of military academies can also help geniuses with no background to emerge quickly, but in the feudal era, it was ultimately up to the emperor, alas.