
I Am Not Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty
我不是汉献帝
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 8y ago
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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
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.
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?
If it's not, then it's not. When I saw the title of the book, I had no interest in clicking it.
I would like to recommend a book I wrote myself, called "Three Kingdoms: My Opponent Has a System". Please go and take a look.
In fact, Liu Yanyou's two sons are quite good! The eldest son Liu Fan was both civil and military, the second son Liu Dan was also a figure like Sun Quan, and the third son Liu Zhang was a waste. When Li Guo and Li Guo kidnapped Emperor Xian, Fan Dan and Li Guo contacted Ma Teng and attacked Li Guo before being killed, so Liu Yan could not be considered as having no successor.
The introduction is quite funny, but the author's writing style is too stupid.
Composition for primary school students to keep running accounts.
Haha, I might as well give it. It's better to stir things up and then serve Cao Cao
Is this Zhen Mi tired of living? She opens her mouth and keeps saying "Shut up, Liu Xie". It doesn't matter that she didn't know Liu Xie's identity before, but she still does this after knowing it? That's the emperor. Do you talk openly with the governor when you go out?
Okay, okay, I finally finished reading it. If the author wants to continue with the fantasy, then I won't be able to watch it anymore. The ending here is neither too long nor too short. The writing is good and connotative, with a strong focus on nationalism. But as a passionate young man, it's quite enjoyable to read. It's a good article!
We modern people want to be humanitarian, but if a prisoner is caught, he can't eat for free. If Zhou Yu's boy's shoes don't capture his good friend Sun Ce to accompany him, he will probably have to be proud and coquettish. Idle time is also idle. He can reform through labor and see the glory of the new society. By the way, Cao Cao's boy's shoes are more knowledgeable, so let him visit and write poems everywhere. Write your thoughts~ Let them show their faces in public more, so that everyone can "accidentally" see it, and let the spies of the various princes spread some news~ It is immoral to use the father to force the surrender of the son, the protagonist will not do it. At most, the failure of the coalition forces commanded by Zhou Yu can be publicized because Ah Man surrendered to the enemy. Look at how Sun Ce happily played with Cao Pi? Let's see if something goes wrong inside Api? People's hearts are broken. Which one to attack first depends on the protagonist's mood~
I just want to know, isn't Luoyang the capital of the Han Dynasty? When did you grow up and settle down?
Comparing Sun Ce to Lu Bu, one is probably a top sports star in all subjects, while the other is a young sports macho with poor academic performance. Although Sun Ce has a high military value, his business is also on the line~~ In terms of people, Lu Bu only has Chen Gong, a civil servant, who is still estranged from Germany, and the others are all old troops in Bingzhou; Sun Ce befriends Zhou Yu, Taishi Ci, and Er Zhang, and the monarch and his ministers get along well with each other, which is a good relationship for a while. In terms of merit, Lu Bu won the title of Marquis Wen after he killed Dong. He could have controlled the central government but was expelled. He led the Bingzhou Wolf Rider to travel around and gained notoriety, and was finally defeated by Xuzhou. Sun Ce led thousands of Jiangdong's old troops to sweep across six Jiangdong counties in a few years. He also wanted to make a surprise attack on Xuchang when he was in Guandu. However, Bo Fu's idealism is too heavy, and he is still a bit young compared to his veteran Cao Cao and Liu Bei. He is also frivolous, drowning those who are good at swimming, and even dying young, which is regrettable. Not to mention Lu Bu, Sun Ce's political skills were even better than Xiang Yu's, and his title of "little overlord" was still low after all.
The author takes it for granted. How could the ancients be so easy to fool?
Didn't I say that I traveled through time as an emperor for the third time? Why am I still acting like a bird?
The historical beauty asked for a Luoshen, and there were many famous generals. In the end, apart from Guan Yu, several of them died, haha.
Before Liu Bei achieved great things. Just deny that he is a Han clan member. At least it can interrupt 7.80% Of his efforts. Moreover, there is actually a big problem when traveling through time to become an emperor, because if you attack a family, other princes will be wary of you. Just like Cao Cao, it was only through Yuan Shu becoming emperor that he could call on other princes to attack Yuan Shu. If there is no excuse. You cannot attack other princes.
Diaosi are diaosi, no matter how high the status is, it will be useless
An emperor can run the court well and there is no shortage of talents. If you want people to be loyal, you must first prove your ability to be seen by those who have big hearts. Then issue a recruitment order, then train a group of his own troops, and then seize the world's military power. If you don't obey, fight.
This emperor was too kind. From beginning to end, the protagonist didn't want to kill any of the princes. . .
Cao Cao and the Sima family have different concepts. Cao Cao is in chaos, and there is no other way to reorganize the country. The Sima family took the initiative to kill Cao Cao and usurp Wei. No wonder this book is complete after 300 chapters. Moreover, the biggest stain on the Sima family is that they have lost their country as a Han people, and their descendants are incompetent and only engage in intrigues from generation to generation. There are almost no serious emperors in the descendants of the Sima family. The Cao Cao family also took great care of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, setting a precedent of treating the subjugated king kindly. The Sima family massacred the Cao family, and Sima Zhao blatantly killed the king with his own hands. This was also the first regicide by a human subject. As mentioned below, how can such a person be recognized by others? Moreover, Cao Cao extended the life of the Han Dynasty and finally unified most of the world. It can be said that the master of the country is already Cao Cao. The Sima family is plotting to usurp the throne.
Is this the end?
Why don't you be so hasty when it ends just now?
What was the imperial title of Emperor Xian when he was on the throne? This should be a posthumous title. I don't think any emperor would take an imperial title like Emperor Xian when he was in power.
Why did so many generals die? If I want to read the Three Kingdoms full of regrets, why should I read fan fiction? Just watch Romance of the Three Kingdoms! The first half was okay, but now I see generals dying one after another, and I really can't bear it anymore! An inexplicable and meaningless death! All I have left now is helplessness and frustration! So I gave up reading!