Straight Man of Steel

It's rare to find a book about the Western Han Dynasty. It was during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It's very good. Come on!

How is this a straight man? Is this the king of dog licking?

The protagonist has traveled through time and comes from a wealthy family. I had never read a book, and suddenly poetry came from heaven. NM, it simply has its own aura of intelligence reduction. There are a bunch of SB artificial retarded people around.

Where did the master sim, Dan Qiusheng, come from in the Han Dynasty?

Come on, come on.

B There is still a system for traveling through ancient times, so don't read the system text. Too fake

To be honest, it's really better to rebel on your own. If you don't want to trap others, be oppressed, or be insulted, you can only climb to the top.

Look at the penetrating depiction of the Han Dynasty in the late Han Dynasty. Watch out for the cunning rabbit that dies in the end and the lackeys are cooked; the birds are gone and the good bow is hidden.

This is ten poems, which is too much.

There are also "excellent policies" of later generations that can be advanced, such as "dividing young people into acres" and so on, and the imperial examination can also be mentioned. Anyway, just follow the loopholes of "Song and Ming Dynasty".

He's almost a coward. He's not a villain every day. A time-traveling man being crushed by the ancients proves that the author is a masochistmaniac

The emotional line is contradictory and abrasive, even if you lick it, you still have to pretend to be aloof.

Don't let Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty only respect Confucianism.

It feels like the financial system is broken. In 2020, farmers can't earn even one tael of gold a year from farming, let alone the Western Han Dynasty.

Hasn't it been updated 3000 times a day for 30 days? Why is there no achievement yet?

Does this book revolve around steel?

This is a bit mindless to write! No wonder the results are so good.

What about punctuation marks? You can do this yourself without a "system", right? Why there were "Five Classics and Fourteen Family Laws" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, isn't it because those aristocratic families wanted to monopolize the "right of interpretation" with the "archway", and then used the channel of "promoting filial piety, honesty and talents" to achieve disciples and old officials all over the world. The "Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism" that follows is the same thing, including Wang Yangming's "Xinxue".

The pig's head smells bad, so don't eat pork now!

In addition to surviving well during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, it can also develop vigorously. Development in other periods means death. During the Liu Che period, how many ministers were killed, how many noble families were raped, and how many merchants were surpassed. In the later period, only the Edict of Sin could be exempted. How much garbage can be removed? He is a pig who has done the same thing as Liu Che in the throne. Think about the guy who will not let go of his son and wife in the later period.

After Liu Che defeated the Xiongnu, if the Han Dynasty did not consume too much national power, he might pretend to be considerate of the people and rest for a year at most, or even wait for two years before starting trouble again. And at this time, Liu Che's authority was at its peak, and no one dared to challenge his authority, so the people would inevitably encounter one "challenge" after another. As for Liu Che, as the emperor, I think as the book said, "I didn't know where to put Li Shu in that corner." If in the context of the book, the foreign invasion of the Huns can be put down as soon as possible without causing great damage to the national power, then to be fair, it [shaped the backbone of China and the nation, making the people of Xia imprinted with the "Han" mark deep in their blood and marrow and will always be "Han people"]. Of course, Liu Che also did it in history, but the national power of the Han Dynasty returned to before liberation. In the context of the book, Liu Che did all this and still continued to toss (not for the common people, not for the Han ancestral temple and the country), such as seeking immortality, creating wonders, and building palaces and pavilions to satisfy his personal desires (although he was the master of the "Central Plains"). It is not an exaggeration to call him a "lone man". Of course, in terms of history, he is also "one emperor through the ages". It would have been better if he really did it [the people are the most important, the country is the second, and the king is the least], but he didn't do it. According to "Discuss the deeds but not the heart", "Emperor Wen" did it, so there was the "Government of Wen and Jing". Some netizens said that "no agricultural tax" was only achieved by Emperor Wen and now. I personally don't know whether it is true or not, but the ancient emperors who were really good to Li Shu only added "Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Chongba". For the real [Eternal Emperor], I personally prefer "Qin Shihuang". Historically, Qin Shihuang ignored the country and traveled all over the nine states in search of "immortality." I don't think it was because he just wanted to live forever. A large part of it was because he couldn't find a "successor" for the country. He himself also knew that the "building would collapse" once he left. Qin Shihuang is also the only emperor among all the founding emperors of the "Unified Dynasty" who has never killed any meritorious officials. He also has "clear rewards and punishments" for his officials. Even if he makes a big mistake, as long as he does not touch the bottom line and is really capable, he will not be given no chance and then be punished directly. Although there is a sense of superiority and inferiority between Qin Shihuang and his ministers, there is also a relationship between [king] and [guoshi]. This may be due to the cultural factors of the "Spring and Autumn and Warring States" period [not only the king chooses his ministers, but the ministers also choose the king].                                                                                                                                Treat Ministers as "Tools and Animals". People who have made political mistakes or violated moral principles will not say much. Even if they have done meritorious service and kept their duties, they will give up. If they want to be their own [fig leaf], they will sacrifice casually. Although every emperor can do this, among the emperors with historical merits, "Liu Che" did it the most easily. Of course, there are some who are "greedy but not greedy".

There are too many common sense mistakes. Before the Ming and Qing Dynasties, China's currency was mainly copper coins. Sometimes cloth would temporarily replace the role of currency. In the Western Han Dynasty, China used five baht coins, unit money, and millet was called millet. China's silver production is very low, so before the rapid development of sea trade, our trade with the West was basically gold and copper coins in exchange for silk. The author had the opportunity to watch a documentary about the Han Dynasty, or a documentary about the tomb of Marquis Haihun. That was the real era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. By the way, in the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, wild combinations and Qin bricks and Han tiles were still popular.

If you were a slave in ancient times and still want to rise, just dream!