Northern Qi Empire

Finally, after reading the chapter Zu Ting, I stopped following it. I felt that the author himself had lost his logic, and corrupt officials were completely irrational when they promoted anti-corruption. It was simply funny that the prime minister was so clueless. It was the same when fighting Turks before. The Turks went crazy and fought you head-on, lengthening your supply lines, making sneak attacks on rear towns from all directions, attacking your supply team. If you wanted to run away, they would come to harass you, and if you chased them, they would run away. The economy of Northern Qi simply cannot support so many wars, otherwise it would not have been suppressed by the Northern Zhou Dynasty in history. The protagonist has only been fighting so many wars for a few years. Is this what civilians use? In ancient times, there were at least three times as many civilians as combat troops. The internal affairs are messed up, the war is illogical, and it is completely unbearable.

The author should ignore those trolls. I really like this book. I just hope that the author will work harder and update more. It's not enough 🙂

Brother, please update faster. I can't read your other historical articles after reading them. Everything else is good, but the updates are too slow. The writing and plot are both very good.

The writing is very beautiful, I am a fan! !

It's too little. The results will be better if you update more.

In fact, the most dangerous thing now is the protagonist himself. The longest-lived emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty was Gao Yang, who was 34 years old, followed by Gao Yin, who was 16 years old, and Gao Yan, who was 27 years old, and Gao Zhan, who was 32 years old. It is definitely a high-risk occupation. In this regard, you should learn from the Manchu emperors. The average life expectancy is 53 years. The worst ones are Tongzhi 18, Shunzhi 24, and Guangxu 38. The remaining ones all live more than 50 years. There are simply bugs in Feudal Dynasty.

There is a refreshing flow of historical writing, but it is too slow. Come on, author😰😰

The update is so slow, have you seen the ticket? Tear! ! !

The history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties is difficult to write, let alone Gao Qi. I hope the author will stick to it and work hard to update it.

I can't read it according to the historical classification, but if it were an imaginary historical martial arts, it would be read like Chu's Spring and Autumn Period. I can still watch it. The author might as well write it as a story like The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, or The Legend of the Son of Heaven, in which the protagonist is learning some longevity secrets, Qiankun Gong. I can stop worrying about the six ministerial books that appeared in the Northern Dynasties.

Very well written Much better than other works by Sanjiang Sanjiang, the writing is skillful and the layout is broad. It can be seen that the author has a good understanding of the history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Whether it is the characterization or the description of the scene, it can be called a masterpiece, and it deserves to be rated as excellent in quality despite the niche. Well, the premise is not to be an eunuch, just wait and see v🙂

The author remembers one sentence: The emperor is ruthless. If you write these four words well, this book will become a hit.

Can we avoid using adjectives sparingly?

Just try out the Hearts of Iron 4 system, adjust the difficulty to Small Citizen, and increase Northern Qi to the strongest level.

I just read the first few chapters, and some sentences are too long...

I will not argue about the plot in the book, but will only talk about some historical stories. 1. Xue Wanche was appreciated by Prince Li Jiancheng and was promoted to the shogunate. During the Xuanwumen Incident, he led the troops of the East Palace to fight and even counterattacked the Prince of Qin's Palace. You must know that Li Shimin's family is all in the Qin Palace, Xue's move is no less than assassinating the king and killing him. But later Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty appreciated his bravery and worshiped him as a general. This is the assassination of the king and his forgiveness. 2. The time traveler and the great mage. I won't go into details about Wang Mang and Liu Xiu's love and death. Although the history books are exaggerated, they are not nonsense and should still be credible. 3. Li Dingguo, the adopted son of Zhang Xianzhong, first rebelled against the Ming Dynasty and then surrendered to the Ming Dynasty, becoming a pioneer in the resistance against the Qing Dynasty. Some people say this is because of interests. Zhang Xianzhong died and he had nowhere to go, but this is also a manifestation of politics. No politics in any dynasty is straightforward. 4. The ripe chaos in Qi can be found on Baidu. … Therefore, the real history is far more tortuous and bizarre than the novel. Don't worry about the plot of the novel. The author just wants to show his inner world in front of everyone. You can have fun and complain, but please don't use it.

The degree of Xianbeiization in the Northern Qi Dynasty was very high, with the Xianbei people having a high status and the Han people having a low status. Moreover, the wealthy Xianbei families control most of the military power. The royal family Gao was also a Han Chinese from Xianbei, so the Northern Qi royal family was morally corrupt and ethically chaotic, with brothers and fathers and sons having wives. Therefore, I think the Xianbei wealthy families were rampant and the opposition between the Xianbei and the Han people was tacitly acknowledged by the royal family from top to bottom. At this time, the royal family, the Gao family, considered themselves Han or Xianbei, or two different things. So I think the Xianbei people will definitely stand up to cause trouble in the reform carried out by the protagonist, and it may involve the army. After defeating the Zhou army, there will definitely be a series of internal conflicts that intensify. The conflicts between the newly acquired military honors and the old Xianbei aristocrats, the fight between the conservative aristocrats and the radical Xianbei and Han civil servants, and the Han ministers and civil servants in Northern Qi are not monolithic. At this time, there are a large number of Xianbei Han ministers, and even Han ministers supported by Xianbei wealthy families. And I believe in the boldness of the Xianbei people - I guess that the famous Gao Yan among the Six Emperors of the Northern Qi was killed because he touched the interests of the Xianbei people. In short, the emperors of the Gao family in the Northern Qi Dynasty were quite funny. They spent their lives eating, drinking and having fun, betraying and being betrayed, repressing and counter-repressing. This was a super chaotic era.

More than 12,000 points have been rewarded. Please give the author a big update 😆😆😆 I'm so impatient to wait.

Newcomers, go read Chapter 30. The protagonist was assassinated by a female assassin and almost died. The protagonist actually let the female assassin go because of a sister he had never met before, and also let the female assassin stay by his side... I want to ask you whether it is poisonous or not. Even if Shennong comes, he will be poisoned to death!

Chapter 111 made me subscribe twice. .

In fact, a lot of things happened in 570. First of all, King Langya was suppressed. This originally had to wait until 571, but I didn't have the patience to wait for so long, so I solved it together with Lu Lingxuan. There is also the relationship between Xianbei and Han, which is the most difficult to deal with. The relationship between Manchu and Han cannot be used as a reference for the solution. The second is drought. Then I still try to promote small-scale examinations. Maybe I can clear up Zu Jue. After all, this guy is quite talented, and he will be used well. There is also the cooperation between the Northern Qi and the Southern Chen. The Northern Qi and the Turks, Khitan, and Goguryeo have to connect a commercial interest network. The most critical thing is the Yiyang War. It feels difficult for me to write... Moreover, the problem of talent is the most troublesome. In just twenty years, the upper-class elites of Northern Qi have almost disappeared. I feel really sorry for Huskies... I can find the names of those who are still alive. I even visited Nanchen, but I still can't collect many high-level talents. As expected, the Three Kingdoms is easier to write about, and the historical materials are more complete. I have been very busy recently, and I am rushing to update the manuscript. Maybe the level is not as good as before. I will have time after these two weeks of work, and I am really tired. You can give me suggestions and help me. There are often many great minds hidden among readers.

Zhou, Qi and Chen are three pillars, each occupying a geographical plate. The Northern Zhou occupies the Guanzhong-Bashu geographical plate, the Northern Qi occupies the geographical plate between North China and Jianghuai, and the Southern Chen occupies the Jiangnan geographical plate. The core of the Northern Zhou Dynasty is the Guanzhong Plain, but it must be added to the Bashu area and even the Hetao Plain to unify the world. The Guanzhong Plain has been developed for a long time, which is its advantage, but its development potential has reached its end, and its area is much smaller than that of the North China Plain. The communication between its affiliated geographical modules, the Hetao Plain and Bashu, is not as smooth as the waterway communication between the North China Plain, the Northeast Plain and the south of the Yangtze River because of the obstacles of high mountains. In the early stage, the agricultural society was able to rely on the complete geographical sealing situation formed in the Guanzhong and Hedong areas to attack and defend freely. However, in the later period, due to over-exploitation and even local food shortage, it could no longer serve as the center of the world. The core of Nanchen is Jiangzuo, the Yangtze River Delta. As the saying goes, to defend the river, you must defend the Huaihe River. In order to ensure the strategic security of the core area and to have sufficient financial input, the south of the Huaihe River and Jiangxi must be captured together. If we want to unify the world, we must occupy Huguang and integrate the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River south of the Huaihe River, relying on the Yangtze River as the main road. Only in this way can we have the size to compete in the Central Plains. This is based on Zhu Yuanzhang's development trajectory. At this time in the book, although there was a Mingjun in Nanchen, the situation was much worse than that of Zhu Yuanzhang, and the level of development was not as good as that of Zhu Yuanzhang. Finally, let's talk about Northern Qi. The core of Northern Qi is the North China Plain, plus the area between Shanxi and Jianghuai except Hedong District. This is the Kanto region in the traditional sense. Its products are richer than those in the Kansai region. The interconnection of various internal sub-level geographical modules due to the Yellow River and early waterways is much better than that of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. If Hedong County can be occupied, the main economic output areas within the territory can even be connected through waterways. Moreover, there are many open-pit coal and iron ore resources known to later generations in the territory. The degree of development is not inferior to Guanzhong, but the potential still has room for further development. If you can use Youzhou as a hub and ensure that there is no threat from nomads on the flanks, and use waterways and other methods as channels to connect and develop the Northeast Plains, this geographical plate, it will have an absolute advantage over other geographical plates in the country. However, if Northern Qi wants to develop the Northeast, it must first kill Goguryeo. This is a matter of slow work and careful work, so there is no rush for the time being. The above are some personal humble opinions.

If you choose the topic well, you will be an emperor at the beginning. . . I searched and found few writing about the Northern Qi Dynasty, and the author turned out to be a eunuch. . . What's left is a record of survival in the Northern Dynasties. It's too slow to get started, and it really starts with Xiao Yan, so I can't read it. . . . Then there are not many novels about the Northern Dynasties

Gao Wei was more excessive and perverted than the previous emperors. He sprayed blood on the palace maids and unleashed dogs to kill them alive. I also had to laugh a few times. He did not even let his maids wear clothes, and even asked his concubine Feng Xiaolian to strip naked and dance in front of the ministers. Although the people in the Gao family are quite perverted. This is a true historical record. I read the historical records first before searching for novels about the Northern Qi Dynasty. I hope the author can respect history a little more.

A rare good article about the Southern and Northern Dynasties, why didn't the author write more?

The first two chapters directly persuade me to quit. As soon as you take over the weak emperor, the first thing you do is tease the queen? The queen was written as a minor, but she also said that she had no interest in minors and despised her predecessor, yet he molested her?

How could such a good book be so unfinished? Although the writing style and emotional drama at the beginning were naive, they were indeed very poisonous. If someone hadn't recommended it, I would have given up on the book. However, after the next court, I directly killed Xiao Huangmen with a stick. It was a stroke of genius that directly changed my impression. As a newbie author, he has great potential, but why does it end so badly?

The author's war scenes are really good, better than many historical masters from Qidian. It's just that the update is too slow, otherwise he would really have the qualifications to become a god 😒

Wen Junyou was born in Qi, Taiyuan. Bachelor's degree from the Wenlin Museum of the Northern Qi Dynasty. After the establishment of the Sui Dynasty, he served as Sima of Sizhou. Sizhou, originally part of Henan and now Anhui, was changed to Si County in the Qing Dynasty. Seeing that the imperial government was in chaos, he resigned and returned to his hometown on the pretext of illness. His three sons, the eldest son Yanhong, the second son Yanbo, and the third son Yanjiang, are very filial to their father. Xue Daoheng, a talented man in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, praised: "The three of them are all talented ministers." Wen Junyou retired to the countryside to live out his old age and never went out to be an official again.

Did the emperor ever believe in religion? He didn't even believe in Confucianism. I think in history, only Chongzhen believed in Confucianism and was deceived.