I Am Not Emperor Xian of Han
我不是汉献帝
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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Wearing a dragon robe doesn't look like the protagonist the emperor said he was. Asking for a talent is like asking for a lick. Zhao Yun was interested in the Han Dynasty, and even fake clan members like Liu Bei were willing to follow him, let alone the current emperor. You have no idea.
The Diaosi Emperor has no resemblance to a king, and the author does not understand the status and value of the emperor. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty is also the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and he still has residual power after 30 years, let alone after Dong Zhuo was pacified.
Alas, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is an emperor. Looking at the description of his speech and behavior, the character design is a complete mess. All the dialogues are so burnt on the inside and tender on the outside. It's so hard to find a book that I can read.
The protagonist's words and deeds are nothing like an emperor's
Wearing a dragon robe doesn't look like an emperor. I really don't know what the author is thinking. As a legitimate emperor, he goes out to find talents. Are you kidding? Forget it, are those so-called talents really that important to modern people? One Jia Xu is enough. As a modern time-travel emperor, the most important thing is to develop the economy, develop science and technology, build high walls and accumulate grain. As the saying goes, no matter how powerful Lu Bu and Zhao Zilong are, can they be as powerful as cannons? It's obviously very simple high school knowledge, but the author has to make the protagonist an idiot. With the protagonist's IQ, is it possible that he doesn't understand any high school knowledge?
With the remaining power of the Han Dynasty for four hundred years, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was imprisoned by Cao Cao for many years. Cao Cao took every precaution, and there were so many people willing to die. The author forced it to make it difficult and he was convinced.
Today's authors don't even bother writing books.
I don't understand the purpose of becoming emperor twice before. Judging from the performance, it is too frivolous. Moreover, as an emperor, he travels every day and barely cares about government affairs. He directly established the imperial examination to govern the family and there was almost no backlash.
Haha, I might as well give it. It's better to stir things up and then serve Cao Cao
The introduction is quite funny, but the author's writing style is too stupid.