Conquering the World in the Northern and Southern Dynasties

I genuinely don't want to see the protagonist clash with Liu Yu. Liu Yu, also known as Liu Ji Nu, is the only monarch I admire from the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. Born into humble circumstances, a descendant of the Han dynasty, he established his state through military might, conquering the north from the south. His Liu Song dynasty possessed far more backbone and spirit than the cowardly Zhao dynasty. The latter simply tarnished the name of the Song dynasty.

After reading a few chapters, I have a few questions to share: 1. Regarding arithmetic. Ancient arithmetic was actually quite profound; it wasn't something that just anyone who traveled back in time would be an expert in. (Refer to Feng Ge's martial arts novel, Kunlun.) 2. Calendar. In ancient times, the lunar calendar was used, not a year of 365 or 366. This is basic historical knowledge. 3. Ancient clothing was subject to strict regulations.

A tax rate of one-fifteenth of a percent? You can only imagine that in a novel.

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As the ruler, why would he personally travel to Jiangdong?! And his subordinates would agree? It's a complete blunder. Awkward writing!

This book is utterly illogical. Being half a step ahead is genius, being a full step ahead is madness. This is like trying to reform the land system! Where did these supporters come from? Commoners don't know anything. In ancient times, powerful clans wouldn't have eliminated people based on discrimination.

Who would have called their country that back then?

The key is that if someone is a celebrity, they're given a high-ranking position; wouldn't the masses rebel? Other places might be better.

In historical fiction, the protagonist's plot armor shouldn't be too strong, and the supporting characters shouldn't be too stupid. Avoid tropes like the general charging into battle or the "White Dragon in Fishing Clothes" storyline—that's ridiculous. We're all seasoned readers; we have a certain level of discernment.

Is this some kind of historical genius? Issuing silver coins during the Northern and Southern Dynasties? The silver you're using? China has always lacked silver mines. Even during the Qing Dynasty, how much silver was produced annually? China acquired large quantities of silver from the Americas during the Ming Dynasty's Age of Exploration, not domestically produced silver.