
The Great Lord of Spring and Autumn
春秋大领主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I'm having a reading slump lately, looking for a historical novel that's worth reading! It's hard to find any truly legendary history books these days, and few authors seem to be writing seriously. They're all just being sarcastic and cheeky from the start, which might be funny at first but disgusting later. Do they think they can't write a book without being witty and showing off their tongues?
😰The protagonist's greatest advantage is his age and broad-mindedness. However, he doesn't realize the importance of cultivating his own loyal followers. Mindsets need to be nurtured from a young age. In 10-15 years, you will have a group of managers at all levels who can keep up with you. You will find that you will dominate the entire era. One person's ability is limited.
Spring and Autumn Period Great Lords 26-33
The author argues that irrigation originated in China and spread to the West, not the other way around. My country is one of the earliest countries in the world to engage in agriculture and water conservancy. Over 8,000 years ago, large-scale agricultural production and urban palaces existed in China.
The Han Dynasty established by Lü Wu lasted at most four hundred years; Qin Shi Huang's imperial autocracy model was simply unsustainable. Actually, the current society is quite suitable for a parliamentary system combined with a dual system.
The protagonist's territory lies between the Taiyuan Basin and the Hedong Basin, within the orange circle in the image below. This is a screenshot of a map from 585 BC on Weibo, but he has since removed it from his Weibo account.
It became unwatchable from the middle onwards. Did you really think you were the protagonist, recklessly breaking the rules? You would have died 100 times over in that era.
In the first possible ending, Lü Zheng of Wu died, and after Lü Wu's death, Lü Yang maintained the regime. Then, the former Qin dynasty moved westward, and the Han dynasty was divided among four states, re-emerging as the Seven Warring States – a self-correction of history.
I'm speechless. Instead of spending their time cultivating talent from the children of commoners and scholars, how will they govern their vast territories when they grow too large? Relying on the nobles' enfeoffment system? Or will they create a large, hidden kingdom only to be destroyed later? Confucius personally taught them how to break aristocratic rule and achieve lasting prosperity, and you still can't grasp that, so you're going to resort to the Mohist and Yin-Yang schools?
Spring and Autumn Period Great Lords 01-09 Situation Map