I was attracted by my wife's other two articles and I took them in advance. After I started the article, it turned out to be extraordinary. It became my daily spiritual food. After reading more than 30 chapters, I had made more than 40 comments in total. When I entered the comment area, everyone was talented and spoke well. I really liked being in it (doge)
If we say that the content of the Tang Dynasty is mostly about praise (but the praise is very nice and unique).
So the content of the Qin Dynasty is compared with other cookie-cutter trends, that is, Bangzi works for the First Emperor or gives way to a lower level (yes, I subjectively believe that those who write about the First Emperor killing Liu Bang are just those authors who want to kill him. Whether the First Emperor himself will be killed is secondary to their own wishes when they write). If the First Emperor kills him, wouldn't it be better to have the best of both worlds by allowing Gaozu to work in a place that will be included in our Greater China territory in the future?
During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the details of Zhuzhu's ability to be called an emperor through the ages were explained from a new perspective. The disaster of the Witchcraft Rebellion also forced Zhuzhu, the mean and ungrateful product of the old Liu family, to leave a way out for the ministers. In the end, the one who chose to reform radically and die, or choose to be conservative and stand still, really shocked me when I first saw it.
Then there is the one from the Wu and Zhou Dynasties who used the most superstitious method to find the dawn of reason in the Middle Ages. This operation is really awesome (laughing and crying)
The very well-tested live broadcast of Judy's rebellion basically broke all the big and small brainwashing packages, such as: victory depends on Yaofeng/Li Longjing, God of War of the Ming Dynasty/God helps the river freeze and so on. At the same time, other contents are also very funny, such as Zhu Biao who has studied quantum mechanics for six thousand years in the underworld, the video playback point of the prince's mourning hall, the underworld jokes told by the underworld people that the prince found in the underworld, etc. It's really funny hhhhhhh
(Also: Don't talk about the wife having sex, isn't this caused by a ghost operation done by Jinjiang, and it's not plagiarism/insulting readers/misogyny or the like. Looking at the historical derivative texts is like digging for gold in history, excluding those who whitewash the Hunjun and scum, is the remaining 80% all normal? There might be a sudden thunder, such as the Whitewash Baozong blaming Yu Qian Jingtai. (Like someone's Ming Dynasty?)
In short, the content of this article is extraordinary, and it is indeed one of the best historical live broadcast articles. It also has some red interspersed in it. I am still waiting for my wife to mention KMYC when she writes about the Korean affairs. My wife has been mumbling for several months now. Come back soon (affectionate shoutout 55)
It's a very magical style. The first world (seemingly) plays on the original archaeological news - that is, the remains of an old man and a young man appeared in Cao Cao's tomb. Answer: The old one is the old Cao Cao, and the young one is the young Cao Caohhhhhhhh