Turbulence at the End of the Han Dynasty
汉末乱风云
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- Completed
- Length
- 755k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Fast forward a bit, the protagonist is too young, he should be at least ten years old. The idea of a three- or four-year-old genius is off-putting.
Reborn so early, he clearly had a better chance of becoming emperor than Liu Hong, yet he let someone else have it. Once he's on the throne, he'll definitely eliminate the most threatening person, whoever it may be. After reading about ten chapters, it seems the author wants to relive the Three Kingdoms period. Boring, I'm outta here.
Historically, Liu Hong was executed along with his entire family for falsely accusing the King of Bohai of rebellion. As an emperor, would people always believe you? Especially since you previously competed with him for the throne. Furthermore, after Liu Hong's death, wasn't he afraid that the protagonist would rebel and his son would be killed? It feels like the protagonist is just a child, unaware of the complexities of the adult world, and rather presumptuous.
Speaking of which, wouldn't it have been better for the protagonist to hide his talents as a child and directly succeed Emperor Ling of Han after Emperor Huan's death? Emperor Ling wasn't just a puppet after seizing power; the chaos that ensued was also after his death. If Emperor Ling could do it, why didn't the protagonist try?
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The emperor doesn't want it? I'm speechless. No matter what, the emperor's mind is the hardest to fathom. Did Liu Hong think that a little favor would guarantee his safety? His fate is in someone else's hands. I don't know if you're confident or arrogant. If the emperor really wants to get rid of you, can you resist? If he thinks you're in danger, he'll kill you first.