This Isn't a Group for Fallen Kingdoms
这不是亡国之君群
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 452k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is my first post. As long as the author doesn't mess things up, this book is bound to be a hit.
To be fair, Yang Guang wasn't a great emperor of all time. The First Emperor built the Great Wall, and Emperor Yang Guang built the Grand Canal. Both were labor-intensive and costly projects, but they greatly benefited later generations. The First Emperor standardized weights and measures, and Emperor Yang Guang also implemented the imperial examination system.
Emperor Chongzhen was such a piece of trash, only his fans could really defend him. Emperor Xin (Yang Guang) did take some really big steps, causing widespread rebellion. As for Hu Hai, what was Chongzhen anyway? A complete idiot, even worse than Empress Dowager Cixi.
I suggest the author learn more about history to avoid being misled. The text does a decent job of describing Yang Guang's achievements, but calling him a tyrant is unfair. It's important to remember that the History of Sui was written by people from the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Yang Guang built the Grand Canal to connect the north and south and strengthen his rule.
I just read a post Let's assume that Alexander the Great actually reached China during his eastern expedition. Below are some replies from the brothers. The Macedonian army during Alexander the Great's reign not only defeated the Persian Empire, but also defeated a nomadic people skilled in horsemanship and archery during their eastern campaigns.
The protagonist's trope of showing off is so awkward, and the author didn't provide a suitable target audience for his bragging. You should have targeted your bragging within the group chat; there's no need for you to show off in real life. It's boring...
I'm trying out the feeling of getting my posts featured after my usual five-post streak.
I vote for you every day, and all I want to ask is, when will it be available?
This author clearly doesn't understand history yet insists on writing it. A wolf in sheep's clothing? Ha! Would Hu Hai really call himself a wolf in sheep's clothing? In modern times, a country with a wolf in sheep's clothing and an army with a wolf in sheep's clothing would be a compliment; in the Qin Dynasty, it would be an insult, calling him a beast! For Hu Hai to say that is tantamount to admitting he was a beast!
We often use the phrase "a million-strong army," but in reality, a million-strong army in a war would likely leave even the general bewildered. Cao Cao's army at the Battle of Red Cliffs was said to number 800,000, but it's estimated that the actual number was less than 300,000.