The Hegemony of Ran Wei

Ran Min's image and influence in history do not depend on Ran Min himself or the history books. Rather, it depends on the anger of the people. Just like the last Tsar Nicholas II, who was criticized by the Soviet Union and was canonized by the Orthodox Church, the reason why the people want to move away from the image of Ran Min is precisely because they feel unfair treatment. Therefore, no matter how the rebels, Manchus and public intellectuals smear Ran Min, they will only increase Ran Min's popularity and make the people's anger get higher and higher. In the end, Ran Min may be canonized. It is that sentence that the more the enemy opposes, the more we must agree.

You accuse Ran Min of killing more Han people than foreigners. Do you want him to learn from Zeng Guofan and stop killing foreigners and kill all Han people?

The topic of Ran Min is really the best tool to identify people who study history and those who study the history of street stalls. Once this topic is discussed, the intellectual differences between readers are exposed 😄

Hua Mulan is the heroine? How ugly is it for a woman to disguise herself as a man and serve in the army for so many years without anyone noticing? 😁

The Han people are really sad at this time, many of them are traitors

When I saw the part about conquering the Western Regions, the whole novel collapsed. She has about 20 years of experience in battles, and she is a time traveler, but she looks like a retarded person. She also forced a beautiful woman from Europe to join her. Hu has an army of 200,000 people. Why doesn't she go to fight the Roman Empire? Why are you coming to the East? When the Persian Empire fought against the Tang Dynasty, they only had an army of 200,000 to 300,000 people. It was already a battle that overturned the country. There are 100,000 troops in the Western Regions, which can be swept across, unless it is the Tubo Kingdom, but that belongs to the Qing Tang Dynasty, not the Western Regions. The author looks like a historical expert, but he is also specious. Did he hire someone to write for him later? The whole strategy is a bit baffling.

I can't stand it anymore. It's only chapter 14 and three women appear. They are stallions from time-travel with the main character. What I want to watch is killing Hu, not romance.

I haven't seen any records of Murong's cannibalism, and others were also part of his sinicization. Besides, Cao Cao, Zhu Can and others have all done cannibalism. Jie was overthrown by Chen Xing and wiped out the entire clan. Ran Min just vented his anger and killed the Shi family. So what if Ran Min ate a Han palace maid in Ye City? What about blocking and killing the Northern Expeditionary Army of the Han people? Li Nong, the commander of the beggar army, was also killed by Ran Min. How can it be counted? What if Ran Min named his son Shanyu and asked 1,000 Hu troops to serve as his followers? There were many national heroes at that time, but Ran Min was not worthy. Ran Min only forced himself into power and disrupted the government for three years. He could not save the Han people in the north, and there was no way to save them. Not to mention that 200,000 Han people were no longer farmers and became refugees. Many people died on the way south. These are all real records. There is also the problem of killing Hu Ling. The Han people at that time all called themselves Jin people. The article about killing Hu Ling was a supplementary work during the Republic of China...

The author got a concept wrong. Except for his name, Ran Min in the author's novel is different from the one in history. So does he still have the charm of the original Ran Min? Everyone likes Ran Min who killed Hu Ling and did it when he refused. The time traveled was just to make up for the regret of his failure in doing so. But looking at it now, he looks less and less like Ran Min, and at most he looks like Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty Yang Jian.

A piece of paper can serve as a hundred thousand troops, it takes no effort and sounds good. The person who died was not one of his own, so I don't feel bad for betraying my father. What's the point of being afraid of being unarmed? This article is enough to strengthen the hearts of the people. Hu Qiang and Han are weak and helpless, but a shot of chicken blood welcomes them with joy. In troubled times, warlords set up high flags to clear their name and gain a reputation after death. This has been the case for hegemony since ancient times. The mountains of corpses and blood rain forged the tripod of power. After all, Xie Xuan is two hundred and fifty, and he worked tirelessly to build Beifu. Look at my heavenly king performing miracles, and suppressing the captives without even a single blow. So wet, so wet!