The Last Emperor of Northern Qi

Why does this protagonist still care about food but not fighting? He was almost tricked to death last time, and this time he forced himself into the camp of his subordinates who may have betrayed him. That's all. I'm not prepared at all. Aren't you afraid that people will fall out?

In history, whether an emperor is strong or not depends not on what he has set up, but on what he has accomplished. Generally speaking, no matter how many grievances and problems a subjugated king has, he cannot cover up the fact of his country's subjugation. Therefore, there is no need to say anything more about the death of Yang Guang II. I He is a consequentialist person, and an emperor does not need to do too much. He only needs to ensure that the country does not have too many problems and that the people can live and work in peace and contentment. You think you are doing it for the people, but maybe others do not need your self-righteous concern! Just like Chongzhen, many people say that he was misunderstood by the Donglin Party. In fact, it was because of his ability. As a king of a country, he listened to and believed whatever others said, and he was reduced to borrowing money from ministers. It was simply a shame to be an emperor. Since an empire has become extremely rotten, it is better to tear it down and rebuild it. He lacks courage. Therefore, no matter how well-groomed the king of a subjugated country is, he still deserves it.

As an emperor, the protagonist always puts himself in danger. He always goes to the front line and almost dies several times. He still doesn't learn his lesson. Everything else is fine, but he can't stand it.

Although I really want to complain, it is very difficult to find a serious time-travel historical novel these days. The progress is also fast. This is the kind of style that refreshing novels must have.

Although there are some shortcomings, compared to the historical novels written by other newcomers, they are already very good. At least they are already on the bookshelf and have not been abandoned🤓

Why don't we have more friends? Is that all there is? Let's continue writing.

The writing was pretty good and I thought it would become popular, so I stopped updating it.

The plot is okay, but the writing becomes silly as it goes on. . .

The more I read, the more excited I am. The author wants to become a great person.

I haven't read much of Beiqi's novels, but they are very well written. Come on.

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When the emperor is still alive, you call him by his temple name? There is also a Northern Qi and a Northern Zhou. These were added for later generations to make it easier to distinguish them. The names of other countries are Qi and Zhou, and the same is true for Nan and Chen.

Emperor Gao Weideng is only 10 years old, you look a little twisted

Just bombard Pingyang City again and again. This thing is just a matter of thinking. If it really doesn't work and the eight-oxen crossbow uses a winch as its main power, even if Shi Wansui and Yu Juluo's perverts are in the city, they can take advantage of them.

Remember not to blindly cheat in order to suppress the plot, which will easily drive away readers. For example, the protagonist personally goes to the peasant army camp to recruit surrender, and now Yu Wenyong's Western Region hypnosis and the like can easily drive away people.

I still have 500 experience points left. Please help me. Thank you.

The bulk of Northern Qi's expansion is the Liaodong Peninsula, while Nanchen and Beizhou will not be destroyed for a while. At most, they can encroach on some of their strategic locations, such as Hedong County, Hetao Plain, and Jianghan Plain. The Liaodong Peninsula has fertile black soil and a series of large-scale high-quality iron ore and coal mines such as Anshan and Beipiao. The forests of the Liaodong Peninsula are the origin of high-quality timber raw materials for building large warships. The main enemy of the Liaodong Peninsula is Goguryeo. First of all, we should develop trade, bribery, sending spies and other means to gather intelligence. Next, they will use counterintuitive tactics to develop their country's opposition. We also need to unite with Silla, Baekje and other countries to besiege. The attack should use land and sea attacks. During the Northern Qi Dynasty's reform, in order to obtain initial funds, one could learn from Yuwen Yong to destroy Buddhism. At the beginning of the reform, science and technology should be developed first, and whatever time travelers can be made should be made as soon as possible. After all, it is rough when it is first made and needs time to be perfected. Political and military reforms followed closely behind. Politically, talents from disadvantaged backgrounds were introduced, and the imperial examination was held at an appropriate time. The threshold for the imperial examination was initially higher. In terms of the military system, the land equalization system and the military force system were developed, and the combination of the recruitment system and the conscription system was explored. At the same time, relevant military classics and some general talents were collected to establish a military academy.

To be honest, your reform is too difficult. It is estimated that it cannot be completed in one generation. It was not until the rise of Tuoba Gui that drastic changes were started until Yuan Hong. Your current situation is really bad. Thinking about King Gao, it is better to be slow rather than hasty and to make progress while maintaining stability.

Author your math is dangerous. If I remember correctly, the transaction with Nan Chen was to exchange 1 war horse for 650 shi of grain. Are your prodigal men going to use 1,000 war horses (that is, 6.5 Million shi of grain) to apologize to Nan Chen for two people? The country's diplomatic strategy and interest exchange only exchange for 400,000 shi of grain, which is only equivalent to more than 600 horses... Generally speaking, when it comes to diplomacy between the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a hundred horses is a great gift to the country... Yes, war horses are so precious. There are too many cavalry in the book. According to the book, neither Zhou nor Qi can have less than 100,000 cavalry. In fact, it is impossible, and it is impossible to afford it with the national strength of the two countries. One cavalry is worth five infantry. You don't think that war horses eat grass as their staple food, right? What's more, the standard cavalry configuration is at least one with two horses, and the elite cavalry is with three horses. For example, Mongolia, a cavalry force that is against the sky, even has 4 or 5 horses per cavalry. Of course, there are usually only 2 horses for charging, and the others are pack horses, marching horses, etc. Therefore, the Northern Zhou Dynasty had a maximum of 30,000 cavalry, and the Northern Qi Dynasty had a maximum of 50,000 cavalry, which was as high as the sky. This is calculated after the actual control of the grassland herdsmen by both sides. After all, the war horses of the Northern Zhou Dynasty mainly relied on Turks.