The Third Han Empire

Come on, author, the writing is very good. What you are writing now is like infinite horror. Although there are some flaws in the writing and other aspects, this kind of novel about the Three Kingdoms period with a global focus is truly innovative and groundbreaking. Although it does not create the infinite flow like Infinite Horror, it is also a brand new writing angle in the Three Kingdoms novels. So far, the protagonist has no system and other large-scale cheats. There is only one "Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms" that matches your overall situation, but he is already a great god. This book may not achieve outstanding results, but this is because the entertainment nature of your writing is relatively poor, and your writing style is more narrative and biographical (I am not a literature major, so I don't know if this statement is correct, please forgive me). In other words, the author of this book can use it as an experimental book to accumulate your own writing style, techniques, knowledge and writing experience. Write seriously, but don't mistake it for your own life and work, otherwise we readers will have no chance to see the next divine book that is both entertaining and grand.

Having followed this book for so long, as an old bookworm, I feel like I should say something! Let's talk about the purpose and layout of this book! The protagonist Liu Yao, Liu Biao who was 16 years old when his soul traveled through the world, after absorbing and merging the soul of the original owner, has at least twice the physical qualities of ordinary people, such as memory, recall, physical strength, reaction ability, etc. This should be the golden finger. The current first volume spans fifteen years. The main protagonist is farming and climbing technological trees in the base area, and laying out his business network in most parts of the country. The content is well detailed, including the ups and downs of the plot characters, as well as general narration. For example, detailed plots of typhoid fever, military training, and an outline summary of ten years of development. In the past fifteen years, the protagonist used the local resources of the Eastern Han Dynasty, such as the antler vine from which rubber can be extracted, various minerals recorded in the "Compendium of Materia Medica", etc., To develop three acids and two alkalis, bicycles, rubber, simple wired telegraphs, primitive chemical batteries, etc., And built shopping malls, escort agencies, farms, inns, pharmaceutical factories and other industries in Yizhou County and surrounding counties. After fifteen years of hard work, the protagonist has cultivated and gathered a large number of talents. He has tens of thousands of soldiers under his command, either openly or covertly. Most of them exist in the form of county soldiers, industrial security teams, bodyguards, and private troops from various regions under his control. There are also hundreds of thousands of local warriors scattered throughout the country. To be honest, this is the first time I have seen a Qin and Han Three Kingdoms novel about farming and expanding power in this way. However, there are many novels in the late Ming Dynasty that have this idea. The arable land controlled by the protagonist, including the part developed in Indochina, has accumulated to nearly one million acres! In the most recent chapter, the author uses a ten-year outline narrative as a turning point, focusing on the protagonist's incitement of public opinion after the outbreak of the second party-conflicted disaster, making the people hope that a member of the Han clan could turn the tide and eradicate the greedy and authoritarian eunuchs. Then, several clan members actually raised the banner of "Qing Jun Side" in front of the protagonist! The protagonist also started to rebel under the banner of "Fengtian Jingnan"! You read that right, I didn't make a typo, the protagonist really rebelled! I think this is a "masterpiece"! Let's briefly review the current 62 chapters of this book: The protagonist is based in Central and South China, away from the center, farming and developing. After five years of accumulation, we have financial, material and human resources. Later, he contributed papermaking and printing technologies to make friends with powerful officials, opened schools, and trained scholars. After five years of accumulation, the protagonist spent another ten years laying out the world. Finally, when the time comes, raise your troops and "rebel"! It can be seen that the author is very smart and closely follows the main line of building a strong Han Dynasty after the Eastern Han Dynasty, so he uses nearly sixty chapters to write about the five years of accumulation of the protagonist, but uses two chapters to summarize the ten years of layout and development. Although this will make readers lose a lot of the fun of farming and climbing technology trees, in fact, what more readers are willing to read is the changes that the protagonist brings to the world after ascending to the throne of God, and the changes to many characters in the Three Kingdoms! Therefore, I feel that the overall rhythm of this book so far is obvious and the context is clear. It is for food!

It is true that China does not have rubber, but China has Eucommia gum, which is better than rubber. Coal coking technology was invented in China, roughly during the Northern Song Dynasty. Don't underestimate this technology. If you want to make ceramics and steel, you cannot do without coke. Glass requires gas and high-grade quartz sand. If it were not used on a large scale, the natural gas resources during the Eastern Han Dynasty would still be sufficient. There is also saltpeter ice making technology, which can be used to increase Liu Biao's income. Lime, this thing is so important. Papermaking requires it to corrode raw materials. It is enough to make white paper, if there is any difference between it and the current white paper. Not a big problem. Wastewater after papermaking can be discharged directly to farmland. Can kill some parasites. No pollution. There was also movable type printing, and the metal formula was an alloy of lead and tin. Engraving and printing can also be promoted. As for porcelain, if you want white porcelain, the formula is porcelain clay + animal bones, or white shells and pearls, and you can make high-quality white porcelain. As for blue and white porcelain, lapis lazuli is needed. This raw material. Only today's Afghanistan has large-scale production. There is also textile machinery technology that can be researched and developed. You can refer to the textile car technology of the Song Dynasty. You can also use the channels of Indochina to introduce cotton from India. Although the cotton seeds in India are not good, they are better than nothing. Woven into cotton clothes. Supplied to the soldiers in the North to keep out the cold. China's native kapok is not as effective as cotton in keeping out the cold. There is also sugar technology. Don't underestimate sugar technology. This thing is a crazy way to make money. As far as I know, in the Ming Dynasty, the wealthy people in Europe also ate white sugar as a luxury product. As for the purification technology of salt, it was the same, adding lime and plant ash. Excess impurities can be precipitated. Get salt and sugar with higher purity. Various spices from Southeast Asia and India are also luxury goods. As long as you have enough strength, you can build a business empire. Let's talk about Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. Sometimes, I feel that history has really wronged Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. Because Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty originally wanted Liu Bian to succeed him, not Liu Xie, because Liu Bian had an uncle who was a general. Only if he succeeded, the court could have a relatively stable transition. And Liu Bian was also 15 years old at the time. You can take charge personally. If Liu Xie takes over, since he does not have strong enough support from his natal family, Liu Xie will basically be a bachelor commander. It's easy to be ignored. Besides, Liu Xie is only 9 years old. It is not enough to be in charge of the government. Once another Liang Ji appears, the Han Dynasty will really be GG. However, before the death of Emperor Han Ling, he made the best arrangements, but he failed to predict the direction that history would take after his death. So that the world is in chaos and the three pillars are standing in opposition. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was definitely not a mediocre emperor. Judging from the entire history of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty would not fail to understand why the emperors of the Eastern Han Dynasty were all little emperors and basically no great emperors. This was because only children could easily be hijacked by the emperor to order the princes. This can be seen from the fact that Dong Zhuo abolished and killed Liu Bian and established Liu Xie. How did the powerful ministers torment the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty? Dong Zhuo's approach was more like that of Xiao Gui and Cao Sui.

Poor ~ I send you a ticket and collection ~ I am also a writer of historical articles. Since I entered this pit, I know that writing is not easy. I want to give up but I am afraid of losing all my efforts. I can only persevere with faith ~ I don't dare to say more about cheering ~ I would like to send you another blessing ~ I wish my brother to become famous soon ~ ~ A big sale ~ ~

Let's first talk about what very powerful empires there will be if the author writes like this and expands to Parthian Empire (I heard it later became the Parthian Empire) 247 BC - 224 AD Kushan Empire 105-250 Roman Empire (27 BC-476 BC) If the author wants to expand the world, he will face two very powerful countries. Parthia and Rome, first of all, it shows that Parthia is much more powerful than the Huns. (At that time, Parthia already had heavy cavalry, but the Han Dynasty did not have it for various reasons, of course there were many.) - And Parthia had defeated the Roman Empire many times. The Roman Empire should have been fighting with Parthia at that time. If the Han Dynasty wanted to expand and was strong, the Roman Empire might have a truce with Parthia and join forces. This is entirely possible. And if you want to expand at this time, you must attack the Huns, otherwise the rear will be unstable. So here's the problem, you can't brainwash the Huns in just a few decades, so if you invade other countries, you may also face the possibility of fighting on two fronts. In fact, I can write a lot about these, but can you, the author, hold back your shouting?

Speaking of Indochina, my image should be of an elephant. First of all, in the current Guangxi area, the name of Xiangjun existed in the Qin Dynasty. Therefore, elephants can be used as a certain combat force to increase the protagonist's power. (There may be some errors, I hope the author understands them)

It caught Sister Lily's attention😄

I haven't read the novel, but I've read the comments: Come on

What do you say about this book? It has the qualifications of food and grass and the potential of fairy grass, but the author's writing is a little bit better than the average author. 🙂🙂🙂

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