The Han Dynasty Begins with Boasting

This part is basically a mess. Why did ancient times require the scholar-officials to share the empire instead of the common people? Why were emperors subject to others? Why did reforms fail? Have you considered the living conditions in ancient times? The common people supported you, but there were no landlords to provide you with money and provisions.

It feels like the Qin and Han dynasties' talk of democracy and the extermination of powerful clans and landlords was just thuggery. While having an army might have made it possible, as the saying goes, conquering the world is easy, ruling it is difficult.

Why do some people think that if the protagonist wipes out all the powerful families, he can't govern the world? That's ridiculous. Can't the protagonist cultivate his own talents? Did the protagonist waste his nine years of compulsory education in modern times? Besides, becoming an official in ancient times didn't require a high level of education, did it?

Many people now consider the Records of the Grand Historian to be unofficial history.

Wang Bu'e! What a powerful name!

Does the author have an outline? At this rate, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang probably won't even have a chance to rise to power. Hopefully, things won't go awry; they should really think about what to do next.

The beginning was passable, but as soon as I saw it was released, they actually implemented land reform and nationalization in that era? Most people couldn't even read, and they had no national ideology. Fighting landlords and distributing land? Forget the common people, even the big landlords and nobles lacked national consciousness.

After reading the comments, I realized the protagonist wants to eliminate the powerful clans. Is that even possible? Even if you eliminate the old powerful clans, new ones will emerge. The founding heroes who fought for you weren't just fighting for the people; they also wanted their descendants to become nobles!

The protagonist isn't even the real person, so why would they be thinking about their mother and sister from a past life? This is just pointless. They found them and then remarried. What is the author trying to say? As a reader, I'm very annoyed.

Whoever represents the most advanced productive forces is the unstoppable historical trend. The author should think about this carefully. It's fine to take action and strike at the opponent, but to completely overthrow them is tantamount to digging one's own grave and leading to widespread betrayal and alienation.