Three Kingdoms: The Emperor's System Across Ten Thousand Worlds

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To be honest, the author's writing style is still very good, and his ideas are also very good, but there are many poisonous points. First, the protagonist rules the first world, and the main world only rules the Central Plains. The basic management ministers are all disciples of aristocratic families, and the county officials are all members of those aristocratic families. It does not matter whether the officials are good or bad, or whether they have the ability to manage. Just starting to attack another world, I would like to ask the author, do you have so many talents to manage it? You don't even have officials to manage the main world. Second, officials are selected by others. Top officials have too much power. The army and officials are all handled by one or two people. Not to mention that you are not afraid of betrayal by others if you have official titles. Management and balance are the most basic means of an emperor, right? In summary, the management of the court and local officials was in a mess. Third, the official position of the National Preceptor is also messy. The most basic one is divided into several pavilions. The simplest one is the Alchemy Pavilion, the Ordnance Pavilion. I won't mention the others. Anbu, the Anbu is actually managed by the National Preceptor? There is no one left, not even the most basic separate management. Those who manage the military should manage the military, and those who manage agriculture must at least be clear-cut. Third, when the protagonist meets a woman, it's like a different person. The protagonist has never seen a woman? This is disconcerting. In summary, the pattern of ideas is okay, but the management is a mess and the allocation of officials is a mess. If the author doesn't know how to write, he can read more books of other types, such as (Immortal) (Eternal Kingdom) and other books. Since you want to write, you should also write seriously, right? Otherwise, what's the point of writing if no one reads it? There are so few people watching it now. Hasn't the author thought about the reason?

Book lovers, are there any novels about the emperor who has nothing to do and is dissatisfied with the map and running around? When reading the emperor's map cannon, my balls hurt and I feel like all the ministers are stupid.

The writing is okay, and I also like the Battle of Ten Thousand Worlds genre.

Just by looking at the title of this book, I knew that the author must be a child. I was extremely embarrassed and thought it was a book from 2000 years ago..

Find someone with good writing skills. Copy it according to his content, then check the information, add some common sense and polish it. You will probably read more than this.

Damn, Dong Zhuo didn't dare to be so awesome in the early stage, and he didn't do anything to Liu Xie in the later stage. Because he knew that he had to remain superficially loyal to the Han Dynasty. At that time, most of the aristocratic families were still loyal to the Han Dynasty. Cao Cao is an example. How could Dong Zhuo become the governor of Liangzhou if he didn't have enough IQ?

The long-lost heavy armored cavalry,,, laughed, the heavy armored cavalry still needs to be lost? Only if you don't have enough iron and money to play with iron armor, there is no such thing as a lost legend.

Chapter 32 is on the shelves, all historical figures are sb? The princes were granted the title of prince before they occupied much land. The land of the Han Dynasty for more than 400 years has been in the hands of the aristocratic family. Without the support of the aristocratic family, the 300,000 army equipment and food are all in vain? The lack of officials and the lack of reforms in the court. The common people still live under the oppression of aristocratic families. Even if the Han Dynasty has been unified for more than 400 years, how many people will support it? Luck is just a passing move. Without the system of three provinces and six ministries, the power of the court would only be in the hands of officials, and unification by force would not last long.

Personally, I don't think it's okay for emperor-fighting novels to include beauties as harems! But it is personally unacceptable for me to accept someone who was originally someone else's wife as a post-official! ! ! !