
The Carefree Little Landlord
逍遥小地主
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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Are you sure you can eat beef? Won't he be beheaded?
Ordinary people can also write wonderful things about their ordinary lives, that is success! It's a pity that there are similar novels everywhere, and none of them are not related to power rebellion. I used to like reading them when I was young, but now I don't like them so much.
Now is the era where 2K is rampant, 3K is considered a big chapter.
I remember that 3K was very despised in the past, and at least 6K was considered a big chapter. What happened now? How did it become like this?
This book has some secondary features, and some lands have no lower limit. They have made tables and built archways. Just average!
Why are Tang Dynasty historical novels so close to the imperial capital? They are all related to the emperor! The same is true for Zhongtian novels. No wonder I don't like Tang Dynasty novels.
Please research historical materials before writing a historical article
The provisions of Tang Lv Dou Yi Lv: Generally, if a person is injured in a fight, he will be punished with whipping, caning, or imprisonment depending on the severity of the injury. Those who kill in a fight shall be hanged; those who kill with a knife shall be beheaded; those who kill accidentally shall be reduced to the first level of fighting and killing; those who kill in a show of strength shall be reduced to the second level of fighting and killing; those who kill and injure others negligently shall be punished according to their appearance. This means that, in addition to fighting to death, the most serious punishment is three years in prison, and you can use money to atone for your sins. According to the bail system, if the injury recovers during the bail period, the patient will be compensated for the treatment expenses and the crime will be reduced by two degrees. According to the author's description, the person's leg was broken, and according to the law of the Tang Dynasty, the person's limb was thrown, and the sentence was three years. If the injury was cured, the crime would be reduced by two levels, and the sentence would be two years. After two years of apprenticeship, you only need to hand over 40 kilograms of copper to avoid punishment. How much is 40 kilograms of copper? A thousand coins of Kaiyuan Tongbao weighs six kilograms and four taels, which means it is less than 7 guan. Even if you are an official, you can get away with more than 10 guan. Even if the victim has connections with the government, he will be sentenced to the top penalty of three years in prison for the crime of fighting. However, three years of imprisonment is 60 kilograms of copper and he will be exempted from punishment. Eight hundred prison sentences will not be able to solve the crime of the protagonist, haha. In addition, the maximum penalty at the county level can only be imprisonment. The crime of exile at the first level needs to be reviewed by the state government. The death penalty needs to be reviewed by Dali Temple and then forwarded to the emperor for review. All sentencing files must be filed. In addition to the intensification of corruption in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the evaluation was useless. From the beginning to the middle of the Tang Dynasty, there was a small test every year and a major test every four years. The evaluation in the Tang Dynasty was the best of the four virtues and twenty-seven. Landowners were considered village elders even if they were not gentry. If they jumped out to cry grievances during the evaluation, the taste would be enough for the county magistrate to feel sour. Basically, officials rarely come from poor families, and they pay more attention to performance evaluation. Unnecessary stains will not be accepted.
I hope the later part of this book will be better than the last one
Very poorly written. Too much nonsense, no highlights and no new ideas. Scrap
After reading Tang Zhuan and others, I really couldn't stand this and retreated. I'm sorry to the author.
The author has written many history books, so why does he still write so childishly? . .