The Son of Heaven at the End of the Han Dynasty

Why do all male novels have to be written with plots such as cultivating immortals at the end? Isn't "The Emperor of the Han Dynasty" classified into the Three Kingdoms? It's enough to write history honestly, why should we write about the war of gods and the ancient times of cultivating immortals in superfluous ways? I came here to read historical novels, not fairy tales. Isn't the layout of this book too big? Since you are writing about cultivating immortality, you should make it clear in the introduction! At the end, everyone was confused. What the hell?

When I was young and ignorant, I liked Liu Bei. When I grew up, I thought I knew a little more about people and started to hate Liu Bei. But when I really understood responsibility and became an adult, I realized that Liu Bei was still the person I liked. Don't tell me that Liu Bei is hypocritical. Please tell me what is the difference between a person who has been hypocritical and pretending to be a good person all his life and a good person. How experienced are the Crouching Dragon, Phoenix, Young and Five Tiger Generals? Why did they not leave when Liu Bei was in decline? Why didn't tens of thousands of people abandon Liu Bei when he was being chased everywhere? Could it be that Cao Cao would drive out those tens of thousands of people and kill them all? How can Liu Bei and Sun Quan be compared to Cao Cao? They are two people with an official family and three generations of Jiangdong. The reason is that he is kind to people, heart-to-heart kindness, and kindness to the people, but now some people in later generations think of him. They think it is hypocrisy because they will not pay in this way, so they think it is fake. Liu Bei has pretended to be a good person all his life!

I don't know why there are so many people who criticize Liu Bei. Even if he is a hypocrite, he will be a hypocrite all his life. Some things, if you stick to them for a lifetime, the fake ones will become real.

Among the Three Kingdoms, the one I admire most is Liu Bei. The little loser started from scratch. The others are from aristocratic families or the three sons of aristocratic families.

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As long as there is a system, it is poisonous. Who cares about the system as an adult? It is really unreliable that people can have a system. .

Logically! Something feels wrong! The emperor's identity is there, and the imperial court is not destroyed! How dare the princes attack like this! It's not like Ming Ming rebelled! Although I shouted to Qingjun, go and attack! It makes sense! Now the emperor will come out and fight you face to face! You didn't hide on purpose and pretended you didn't know, but you also deliberately went out to meet and fight! This is not telling the world that you are rebelling! The imperial court has not yet directly informed the world that Yuan Yuan will be removed from his official position, and it is a matter of great justice! From the historical perspective, Cao Cao's attitude towards the emperor and the princes' attitude towards the imperial court! The temptation of official position! Etc! It shows that reputation and righteousness were very important at that time! Yuan Shu had the jade seal to dare to proclaim himself emperor and openly rebel, but he was immediately attacked by a group of people! What does this mean? History requires Liu Xianxuan to give way to the world, and then Cao Bah dares to proclaim himself emperor! This also shows that reputation and orthodoxy were very important at that time! All have to make excuses! With this book, everyone in the world knows that the Emperor Liu's family is in charge, and the court is still running! The princes are so upright and arrogant in sending troops to attack the imperial court! Isn't this an open rebellion? It feels unreasonable! Logically speaking, in this situation, the princes should first engage in intrigues and intrigues with the court to fight for power! Like Yang, all the princes openly supported the imperial court and secretly fought for power and profit! How not to have your rights taken back, go one step further! In the end, they failed to win and rebelled in a military fight! Not only can he be the emperor! It's all about fighting in the palace first, then fighting! It's time to fight and fight for territory! Then the status of the emperor is a bit different! If Yuan's identity is suspended again, will there be a royal suspension? No matter how powerful the princes are outside! Also listen to the tune first and not the announcement! Let's play tricks first! Forced to rebel! Fight in public again! 🤫Rebellion now is not rebellion! What a mess! It's like fighting for turf between princes! So what else do you need to do with your status as an emperor? The book that summons powerful generals is also an emperor, so it feels much more reasonable! Anyone who disobeys the emperor will be beaten! I also found a good excuse to directly appoint another Liu as emperor, saying that you are unorthodox! Tell each other that the other party is rebelling! Start fighting directly!

Damn it, I was drunk after watching the fairy tale at the end, but the previous three kingdoms were quite exciting.

The hypocrisy in Liu Bei's writing is overstated. Doesn't that mean that Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Zhuge and other characters are all stupid. They have been with Liu Bei for so many years and can't tell. They are still loyal and can be heroes. Cao Liu and Sun should be very charming. Writing them as villains can only show the author's psychology of sensationalism.