Heroines

It would be great if I could meet Sister Nan_(:з∠)_

I feel that the protagonist must be Zongzi, No, no, it must be a zombie! Free from the six paths and five elements, not in reincarnation, Cursed and exiled by the world, caught in the cracks, An alien who is also loved by fate. Infinite strength, steel and iron bones, subduing tigers and subduing dragons, immortal and immortal, The true mythical and legendary [Zombie]! Not the kind of "zombie" in movies, TV series and novels This is so similar!

So well written! I was so addicted that I stopped updating all my books. 🤭🤭

I have already said the following long-winded words in the Q group, and I will reiterate them in the comment area for your reference. In fact, you don't need to think too much, just follow the plot. I know that if readers do not have a certain historical background, this book will be difficult to interpret. 🙂 Let's get back to the topic and talk about what momentum is. Momentum is the mighty historical torrent and a powerful force of inertia. The momentum comes like bamboo shoots in spring, and the momentum goes like mountains falling apart. In the face of the momentum, no matter how strong an individual's strength is, it is very small. Once anyone, including the time traveler, is involved in the torrent of history, many things must be done according to the situation and not based on emotion. For example, among Li Shimin's concubines, there are also those who were killed by the Li family. Those who exterminated the family, those who dug the Li family's ancestral graves, and those who exterminated each other's families... Going a little further, Wu Zetian almost killed Shangguan Wan'er's family, and everyone knew the result... This was all because of the word "power". Because without this power, you will not live well, and you will not even be able to survive, let alone develop. Therefore, this is also the biggest difference between historical novels that emphasize reality and richness and martial arts novels that pursue pleasure and revenge. In the original history, Yuchi Jingde took the prince Qi's head and the imperial edict to the city and shouted outside the Qin Palace. The people in the East Palace dispersed. Because they lost their "power", they instantly turned from regular troops to rebels, and lost the motivation to continue to avenge the prince. Li Yuan founded the country and proclaimed himself emperor in less than a year, not because he was more powerful than Zhu Yuanzhang, who "gathered food widely and became king slowly", but because this "power" pushed him up. Therefore, the foundation of the Tang Dynasty that was established overnight was extremely unstable. The powerful families and local powerful people held very great real power, and the court's control over local areas was extremely low. So don't be fooled by the colorful Zhenguan rule. In many aspects, it is completely incomparable with the prosperous Kaiyuan Dynasty. The watershed of the "Xuanwu Gate Incident" in this book is that Li Yao rescued Li Yuan and destroyed the most critical link of Li Shimin's action-controlling the forbidden area and kidnapping the emperor. As for Li Yao keeping Li Shimin alive, the essence was to seize the situation. She had to preserve a unified Central Plains dynasty. Referring to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the country was exploded, so what significance does it matter who is the emperor? At the same time, the Eastern Turks, like the Manchu Qing Dynasty, faced surprisingly similar internal problems such as famine, so they continued to attack the Central Plains dynasty. But why did the ending end in one day and one place? The reason is that the Zhenguan Dynasty quickly stabilized the interior of the Central Plains, while the Eastern Turks' external wars were fruitless and unable to solve natural disasters and internal problems, leading to great chaos and eventual destruction by the Tang Dynasty. It is conceivable that if the Tang Dynasty was in a state of civil strife and division, history would inevitably go in the completely opposite direction. Because historically, once the ruling regime in the Central Plains lacked sufficient cohesion and appeal, the mountains and rivers would inevitably be broken into pieces. There has never been an exception. Coupled with the constant invasion of a powerful foreign enemy from the south who needed to divert internal conflicts, the Tang Dynasty had a pitiful population at that time. No matter how wise the protagonist was and how good at fighting, even if she finally unified the Central Plains and became the empress, it could not change the fact that she caused a catastrophe to civilization. If so, then what the protagonist did would be completely contrary to the text of this book.

Why is this book not popular? 👴It's hard to understand, I recommend it to others, but no one else will read it. Incompetent rage

What a shitty code of time and space. It's obviously the senior time traveler who forced modern policies regardless of the level of productivity. There was a disconnect between productivity and policies, which led to the step being too big. As a time traveler, a time traveler who has lived for 50-60 years didn't even see this problem. He actually pushed it to the laws of time and space. How ridiculous.

Detox Variable single lightning point warning! Opening lightning strike The heroine has a consort and two children!

I see so many people talking about "the tomb being unguarded". In fact, my idea when I wrote the article had already touched on this point. Chapter 10 below has introduced the knowledge of "virtual tombs" and "fake tombs". If there are virtual tombs, there must be real cemeteries. Real cemeteries are often in unexpected places. They are not only found in China, but are also common in the world. This is why a large number of adventurers in the last century went into the deserts of North Africa and the jungles of Asia... Let me give you just one example that is very recent to our time: In 1919, after the death of Feng Guozhang, President of the Beiyang Government, his body was transported back to his hometown of Hejian and buried with a "state funeral" ceremony. Feng Guozhang's cemetery is surrounded by a high vermilion wall, and there is a river protecting the tomb outside the wall. There are stone figures, stone horses and two "Tongtian Pillars" on both sides of the road leading to the mausoleum. There are two stone tablets in the mausoleum. One is the "Shinto tablet", which reads "The Shinto of Feng Gong in Hejian"; the second one reads "The Tomb of Feng Gongguozhang, Vice President and Acting President of the Republic of China". During the WG period, the Red Soldiers dispatched hundreds of people to dig out Feng Guozhang's grave, shouting slogans: "Even if the ground is dug thirty feet, Feng's bones must be dug out." As a result, there was only a thin coffin, a military sword in the coffin, and a photo, and nothing else. Old people who have seen burials find it unbelievable. The underground buildings are obviously magnificent, but why are they empty, not even traces of corpses? Where is Feng Guozhang's real grave? Someone had an idea and guessed whether Feng Guozhang would really imitate the ancients and build fake tombs to confuse future generations? So they started searching and digging all over the place, and finally arrived near the gravesite of Feng Guozhang's parents, and dug out Feng Guozhang's real coffin in a very unexpected flat area. Things like this were numerous during the WG era. 😥

The main plot is too vague Why does the protagonist need to transform? Those who transform, either look like a lily, or look like a lustful person. What is your transformation picture? Do you think the audience is too broad and deliberately filter out a group? ? ? The previous content is also strange. I can't tell whether it's fighting for hegemony, daily life, or cultivating the Tao. This kind of writing is, let's just say, pitfalls, not too poisonous. I said chase it, it would be nice if I didn't see it. It just tastes like Jue wax. Not bad, not delicious either

I really don't understand, since the protagonist's previous life was Princess Pingyang who held the power of life and death, and in her previous life she was a high-ranking figure who had killed people for unknown reasons, and now she has a monster-like physique. Why do you have to accept the anger of a little maid, and be choked by a little monk without saying anything? She doesn't have the courage to take charge of a princess at all, it makes you feel aggrieved.