The Three Kingdoms: They Insist on Attacking Me, a Farmer

I have read dozens of chapters. Can the author please respect history? (Sir?) Don't be brainwashed by those shameless acts, okay? Are you embarrassed to call me dad every day? Or do you have so many sons. Titles during the Eastern Han Dynasty: 1. The honorific title for generals: subordinate. "Three Kingdoms. Wu Zhang Hong's Biography" admonished Sun Ce: "I hope that my subordinates will respect the posture given by heaven and look forward to the world..." 2. The title of the chief of the state and county: envoy. Chapter 20 of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms": "Passing through Xuzhou, the people burned incense to cover the road. Please leave Liu Shijun as a herdsman." 3. Address the prime minister as Xianggong. Since the Han and Wei dynasties, those who worship the Prime Minister must be called the Duke, so they are called the Prime Minister. 4. Call senior ministers who have high regard for you senior officials. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Chronicles of Emperor Zhang": "Xing Taiwei was a Marquis of Jiexiang (Zhao Xi). He reigned for three generations and was the elder of the country." 5. The title of the county prime minister and prefect: Fujun. 6. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was no word "adult" in the title of superior. According to the "Sir" entry in the "Dictionary of Chinese Officials of the Past Dynasties" (edited by Zhao Deyi and Wang Xingming, published by United Press): In the Qing Dynasty, senior officials were called "Sir", which was higher than "Master". 7. In ancient times, officials in the six central ministries and local governments at all levels had special titles (including formal titles, aliases, honorific titles, and modest titles) that belonged to their positions. If lower-level officials addressed their superiors, they would naturally use the honorific title of the chief's position. If you are a villager who has never seen the world, when you see a high official, you will naturally address him as "envoy". 8. In the Han Dynasty, the subordinate officials in the county called themselves subordinate officials or ministers to their superiors and the king. . Common people generally call him "Shijun". For example, in "Three Kingdoms", Liu Bei was called Liu Shijun. It is also mentioned in "Qin Luofu". As for lower officials, they generally address superior officials by their surname + official title.

The author's protagonist feels like a modern idealist. He doesn't want any benefits at the beginning, but then do you have the money to recruit troops? Can you afford pork if you don't raise it yourself? In troubled times, there is no food to sell to you. If you don't farm, you will have nothing to eat. In ancient times, it would be good if the ratio of unemployed people to farmers was three to one (in normal times). In troubled times, it was even lower, and the army had to farm.

A county magistrate? In the Han Dynasty, there were several people who were higher than county magistrates. Even today, how many cadres can reach the county magistrate level?

After time travel, there is no certain territory. It is the stupidest thing to come up with technology that is beyond the times.

The Han Dynasty implemented a system of three officials and nine ministers. Where the ninth-rank Zhongzheng system came from, the sixth-rank guerrilla generals were poisoned from the beginning.

Damn water. I just haven't written down how many steps I take in a day and how I take each step.

Do you have a misunderstanding about simplified Chinese characters? Simplified Chinese characters are evolved from traditional Chinese characters. Now people in Taiwan and Hong Kong can't read them. Do you think ancient people can recognize a chicken? Chinese uses official script. The characters are so different. If you can barely read them in a novel, I'm afraid you can't even read the grammar.

It's really poison, a dynamite pack? A few more 🤫

It's very beautiful, I like this kind of Tianwen style, and it develops slowly

Many people like Cao Cao, but how many of them know about Cao Cao? Xuzhou City Chief 🙂