The Tragedy of the Late Han Dynasty

Huo Ying said that several major problems in the late Han Dynasty were conflicts, the contradiction between the emperor and the nobles. The emperor lost the right to appoint and remove officials, especially the local officials. The emperor no longer had the ability to directly control, resulting in a two-monarchy system, that is, I am only responsible for my superiors, and the superiors' superiors have nothing to do with me. The economic contradiction is that clans have been formed, and a large number of small farmers and farmers have gone bankrupt! The state directly controls population reduction! The right of public opinion and the government are gone too! Under the control of the scholars, Tai students often paraded in the streets

I like reading books, and I have been doing so for more than ten years now. There are those who are still interested in reading Three Days and Three Nights, and there are also those who give up after reading just a few chapters. People who like to read have more ideas than the average person. For example, what I often think about is what would it be like if I wrote it myself? In fact, I have long planned to write a novel, but I have not started it yet. As the saying goes, "It takes three years for a scholar to rebel," mainly because there are too many issues to consider. There are also personal factors and time issues... I won't go into details. This is my first time writing, and my experience is almost zero. Especially the arrangement of the storyline has many shortcomings. Please forgive me for this. I will work hard to improve next time, and I believe that with time, I will get better and better in the future. The novels about the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms have long been written badly, and it is difficult to think of anything particularly different to write about. I thought about the chaos in China after the Five Husbands, so I planned to write a novel that tried to capture all the well-known historical figures from this period, avoid internal strife, work together as one, and conquer the world. The Three Kingdoms was an era of bright stars. There were so many famous figures and unparalleled generals, such as Lu Bu, Guo Jia, Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang, etc. It is a pity that so many talents have been lost in the long river of history. What would it be like if so many talents could cooperate with each other to expand the territory of the Han Dynasty and conquer the world? This book will be unfolded one by one later, so stay tuned. Another thing I want to explain to you is that this book will not be a eunuch. No matter what, even if you are the only one reading it, you will insist on finishing it. Finally, I shamelessly ask everyone to collect and recommend. Thank you all.

Hurry up and put it on the shelf, and be diligent about it. Moreover, usually there will be a recommendation when it is put on the shelf, and there may be a consolation prize later. The most important thing is that if you don't put it on the shelf now, that means you don't finish it as soon as possible, and if you don't have enough confidence in the book, then the gain will outweigh the loss. ,

I think the Three Kingdoms can be divided into two periods: two periods with two Yuan and one Dong and one period with Cao, one Liu and one Sun. Dong Zhuo is the weakest, followed by Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shao is the strongest. After Yuan Shao gets the support of the family, the first choice of talents is basically Yuan Shao. Only when they find that it is not in their own interests will they look for other candidates for hegemony. History is written by the victors. Of course, when Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, he had to exaggerate Yuan Shao's shortcomings and not talk about Yuan Shao's advantages. Every war between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao was a gamble, and except for Yuan Shao, who suffered a fatal blow from Cao Cao's burning of grain and grass, his losses in other wars were not serious enough (that is, Cao Cao was over once he lost, but Yuan Shao could afford to lose). Conclusion: Cao Cao was lucky.

It's a little difficult to get popular with this book. There's too much foreshadowing. It takes more than thirty chapters to get some sense of it. Many people don't stick to it. They usually read a few chapters, maybe a dozen at most, and then change books if they don't find it interesting. According to visual estimation, it will take at least 2 to 5 million words to finish.

It's getting better and better. Good

Wang Yue has a disciple named Shi A. It seems that Wang Yue also has an intelligence organization.

I feel that Yuan Shao is planning the Taiping Road, killing the eunuchs, burning the Luoyang Palace, attacking the palace, and inviting Dong Zhuo to Beijing.

This is my first time writing a novel. Your opinions are very important. I am working hard to improve. Thank you for your support.

It's good to find a way to get out of the quagmire of Luoyang from the beginning.