I'm the Emperor From the Start

Personally, I think Lianghan should set up a dungeon or a very large event. The name could be something like "Feng Yun of the Two Han Dynasties". And there can be several stages, such as the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion, the Han-Hungarian War, the Guangwu Zhongxing, and the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The number one talent, there are too many historical celebrities in the Han Dynasty, whether they are civil servants or military generals. From the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty to the period of Emperor Wu, there were as many as 10+ (at least **) military generals who were famous. I counted more than 20 civil servants, and they involved politics, economy, diplomacy, law, literature, history, science and technology, etc., Which were quite comprehensive. The female characters of the Han Dynasty are also very outstanding. From the concubines and princesses to the officials and common people, there must be more than a dozen outstanding ones. To be honest, it seems that there are quite a lot of talents in the Three Kingdoms. In fact, they were blown away by the novel... Those who are truly unique... The second player's emotions and the depth of the game. If the Spring and Autumn Period laid a solid foundation for the strength of the Chinese nation, then it is not an exaggeration to say that the two Han Dynasties laid the foundation. In a game with the background of various dynasties and their characters, how could the Han Dynasty, the crown of all dynasties, be absent?

The protagonist should find another internal affairs talent, preferably an all-around talent, so that he can fill in the gaps and accelerate development. Such talents include Jiang Ziya, Fan Li, Wu Qi, Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao (I just don't know if the protagonist can control it), Wang Meng, Wang Shouren, etc. Then there are reform-oriented talents. If the protagonist wants to strengthen quickly in a short period of time, reform is indispensable. This type includes Li Kui, Shang Yang, Wu Qi, Zhang Juzheng, etc. Overall, the best candidate is Wu Qi.

I don't know if the author has read a book, even the online game "I Am the Emperor". The first three to four hundred chapters of that book are quite good, and you can learn from them. Then some historical celebrities can choose the ones with flaws, such as He Shen in that book. It is better to put him in Honglu Temple as a diplomatic envoy than as a military minister, something similar. Let me give one example, Xin Qiji. Most people know that he is good at writing lyrics. Those who know him a little know that he is a general and a good fighter. But if you want to cite his classic battles, there are probably not many. With such a historical celebrity, the author has a lot of room to play.

I followed the big guys and wrote a simple story about the early Han Dynasty. I copied and pasted it from the Internet and wrote it with some of my own understanding. 1 Zhang Liang "You have Zhang Liang's plan, I have the ladder." In terms of fame in later generations, Zhang Liang undoubtedly ranks first among the five. If we want to rank the counselors in Chinese history, Zhang Liang can at least be in the top five. Zhang Liang was brave and resourceful. He attacked Qin Shihuang at Bolangsha. He was one of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty. Liu Bang called him "The husband is planning and planning, and the victory is thousands of miles away. I am not as good as the ovary." "Liu Bang was able to make the right choices at several critical moments and even escaped with his life, which was all related to Zhang Liang. For example, the three chapters of the agreement won the hearts of the people in Guanzhong; the Hongmen Banquet helped Liu Bei escape; he prevented the enfeoffment and invited Yong Chi to be granted the title, etc. 2 Chen Ping Chen Ping Ping originally served Xiang Yu, but later abandoned Chu and defected to Han, and went to Liu Bang. Although he was not as famous as Zhang Liang, apart from his career, he was not inferior to Zhang Liang in terms of strategy. Chen Ping's main achievements include three. The counter-intentional plan succeeded in alienating Xiang Yu and his most important adviser, Fan Zeng, who was also Xiang Yu's sub-father. Without Fan Zeng to advise Xiang Yu, this was very important to Liu Bang; secondly, Liu Bang was stopped in time when Han Xin conquered Qi and asked for the title of "False King of Qi". He behaved irrationally and made Han Xin the King of Qi. The reason why Han Xin did not rebel against Liu Bang later had something to do with this; thirdly, after Liu Bang established the country, he went out to conquer the Huns and was trapped in Baishan Mountain. As Xiang Yu's chief adviser and Xiang Yu's sub-father, Fan Zeng could have helped Xiang Yu defeat Liu Bei. There were actually several such opportunities. Fan Zeng had long seen that Liu Bang was not the one in the pool, and asked Xiang Yu to get rid of Liu Bang several times, but Xiang Yu hesitated and missed it time and time again. 4 Kuai Tong He was Han Xin's counselor. Kuai Tong's strategy can be explained by the fact that he gave Han Xin two suggestions: Han Xin listened to a plan and killed one person, and Han Xin did not listen to the other plan and killed himself. Han Xin heard a plan that killed one person, referring to Liu Bang's division of troops and Han Xin asking him to go eastward to open up a second battlefield. As a result, Han Xin was very powerful and captured Wei, Zhao and Yan one after another, and his next target was Qi. While Han Xin was marching into Qi, Liu Bang had already sent Li Shiqi to Qi to lobby for Qi's surrender. As a result, Li Shiqi successfully persuaded Qi to surrender to Liu Bang before Han Xin's army arrived. At this time, Kuai Tong suggested that Han Xin continue to attack Qi on the grounds that Han Xin had not received Liu Bang's order not to attack Qi and that the credit had been taken away by Li Shiqi. Qi had promised to surrender, but Han Xin came to the city with troops. King Qi thought he had been fooled and had Li Shiqi killed. Han Xin did not listen to Kuai Tong's plan. This refers to Liu Bang's appointment of Han Xin as Queen of Qi, and Han Xin stood still. At this time, Xiang Yu sent people to persuade Han Xin to divide the world and remain neutral. After Han Xin refused, Kuai Tong also used the example of "a bird is hidden and a rabbit is cooked" to persuade Han Xin to stand on his own, but Han Xin also refused after hesitation. The reason why I say that I killed Han Xin himself is because Han Xin's murder in the future has a lot to do with this, and if he had listened to Kuai Tong, Han Xin's ending would have been worse than being killed in the future. Before his death, Han Xin sighed and said: "I really regret not listening to Kuai Tong's words, so that I died in the hands of a woman! " 5 Li Zuoche This is another powerful figure. His grandfather is Li Mu, one of the four famous generals of the Warring States Period. When it comes to Han Xin, everyone will say that the Battle of Jingxing is a classic, but what you may not know is that it was because Zhao Wangxie and Zhao Army coach Chen Yu did not listen to Li Zuoche's correct advice to stick to Jingxing and divide his troops to cut off Han Xin's food and grass. Otherwise, the outcome would be unpredictable, and Han Xin would be extremely likely to be defeated. Another amazing move of Li Zuoche was that after he was caught by Han Xin while fleeing in the Battle of Jingxing, Han Xin knew his abilities well and asked him as a teacher how to destroy Yan and Qi. Li Zuoche's strategic vision was extremely outstanding. He proposed that he should cultivate his health and recuperate and not be in a hurry to fight with Yan and Qi. Instead, he would use superior troops to send troops to Yan to force Yan to surrender. Once Yan surrendered, Qi would also surrender under the huge deterrent force. Later, it was proved that his decision was right. The reason why Qi surrendered under Li Shiqi's lobbying was not because of anything else, but mainly because it was frightened by Han Xin's military power. Return to Sohu to see more 6 Li Shiqi Among the founding counselors of the Han Dynasty, Li Shiqi was not as stable as Xiao He, his strategic vision was not as good as Zhang Liang, and his wit was not as good as Chen Ping. But he indulged in drunkenness, was wild and unrestrained, and had a very good temper with Liu Bang. He was probably Liu Bang's favorite. He was not only rich in strategy, but also daring to act and take risks. With his extraordinary political foresight and outstanding military insights, he made irreplaceable contributions to Liu Bang's great cause. Li Shiqi made great contributions to the Han Dynasty by making suggestions and lobbying for Liu Bang, but his name is often not well known to future generations.

The author must have played the Emperor's Growth Project, and must have read Prince Stupid's online game "I Am the Emperor". Prince Stupid's book was good in the early stages but messed up at the end. I hope the author can keep writing it. There are fewer and fewer books of this type. It's hard to find one. Support it. I hope I can write something new. After all, there is too much content to write in the five thousand years of history. You can refer to "The Battle of the Princes of the Rat in the Next Moon". This book is really good.

This is in the game. If you simply arrange troops, the visual stimulation may not be very strong. Can you arrange for the commander to have an existence similar to a legion totem and a military soul? The higher the commander's value, the clearer it is. Troop strength and title will all have an impact. This also gives the commander the ability to protect himself, otherwise it would be outrageous to easily take the head of a general out of a million troops.

Author, I'm begging you, can you go faster? I've been raising it for half a year, but it only took me half a day.

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I feel that the protagonist's opponent's legion upgrades very quickly. The protagonist's various advantages in the early stage are targeted by various players and wipe out countless players. The level of the legion is always unable to keep up with the opponent's. Not to mention the opportunities, the start is the same. The protagonist plunders the treasure troves of countless players, which means that the opportunities for countless players are concentrated on the protagonist. Plus the protagonist's generals, it is not as good as one plus one.