At the Beginning, Zhao Kuangyin Is Planning to Rebel

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As promised, Zhao Kuangyin rebels at the beginning. The protagonist is only seven years old at the beginning. What can he do? As for this children's book, I think it should follow history. The yellow robe is added, the Song Dynasty is established unchanged, and develops in secret. Wait until 16 years later, Zhao Da ascends to heaven, the protagonist is 23 years old, at the peak of the Spring and Autumn Period, waiting for the God of Chariots to fall into the Gaoliang River. In one move, the Zhou Dynasty rises again, the prince returns to the country, dominates the world, and establishes the great cause of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Isn't this more magnificent? It's so bland now…

One hundred chapters, less than a month has passed in the book, Chai Rong is not dead yet, Zhao Kuangyin has not rebelled yet, all day long is about medical skills, the Guo family's family training, the trivial matters of palace fighting, or hunting, what's the point?

The system starts with the Zen position. To be honest, I feel that if you don't read Poison, you will be so young and if you don't open the golden finger, it will be difficult for the gods to save you. What I'm poisoning is the Zen position! One of you writers of historical novels, one by one, 50% will travel back in time and become an emperor. Once you have achieved your merits, you will think about giving the Zen position to your son every day! I will give you a few examples of fire books. Typical examples are Xiongzhi in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and Overlord of the Mediterranean. I think you can add "you" to the fire book. Thinking about being King Zhao Wuling every day! You don't have to do it, do you think about reality? I can guarantee it 100%! If you really traveled back in time and became an emperor, you would definitely not let go of the throne after your achievements were completed. What kind of creature is an emperor? Only weapons and names cannot be shown and people don't understand. Even if you abdicate and have great power, what are the risks? Have you seen the successful case of Qianlong? It's a big taboo for readers to influence the author's main plot, and it doesn't affect me either. I know this, but it's really a poisonous point. I really don't want a good book to have such impurities.

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I feel that the difficulty is actually not that high. The protagonist finds his own opponent and demands loyalty from others in the environment of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms... You must know that even after Zhao Da ascended the throne, Li Jun and Li Chongjin rebelled. How could two generations of Mingjuns from the Guo family have no supporters? Not only some but most of them! It's just that they were all caught up in the general trend. Even several prime ministers are dependent on the imperial power. Their rights were seriously damaged when Zhao Da gained power, but they can't hold a knife to their necks and expect others to take grain from the Guo family's fire? Thinking too much... Why did Chen Qiao mutiny? Because these people are not qualified in the capital! It was impossible for Guo Rong to let anyone take control of the Forbidden Army while he was alive... Only by obtaining military power and time could he launch a mutiny... In other words, most of the middle and lower-level officers were coerced into following the crowd... This was also the norm in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. And after two generations of restructuring, the Forbidden Army has actually become far stronger than the local army. Those who win the imperial army win the world...

In response to the suggestions of readers, a major bug in this book has been corrected. It should indeed be called Guo Rong, Guo Zongxun. I hereby explain that I would like to thank you again for your support of this book!

It's too poisonous. First, Zhao can't be killed before the protagonist's father is dead? Some people in the comment area said that the protagonist is six or seven years old and no one believes the protagonist. He is a brat. The first one is that the protagonist has a rightful name, and the second one is that it was common in ancient times to get married at the age of 12, so don't bring your perspective into the ancient perspective. I'm afraid you are causing trouble just for the sake of causing trouble.

What the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms lacked was not civil servants and military generals, nor elites who had fought in hundreds of battles, but trustworthy people. Who can stand up to a group of two or five boys?

Let me ask, when did Guo Rong, the Emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty, become Chai Rong? Guo Rong never changed his surname until his death. His son and daughter were all named Guo. When did he change his surname to Chai?

Writing about a battle of wits and courage with Zhao Kuangyin made the author feel very wise?

Why did you create this myth? Isn't it nonsense

The plot of the newly recruited Lu Siniang is very vicious 😅. From the beginning, she claims to be the protagonist's child bride, and then there are various ambiguous plots. There is no background setting and foreshadowing for the character. I really can't stand it. I can only say that the system is awesome and has created such an "ideal" character for the protagonist (but it feels very intellectual). The same goes for the protagonist. His 6-year-old body starts to want to have sex with women, and he doesn't consider whether his body function is okay. It can only be understood as sperm in the brain.

I think the only way Guo Chongxun, who traveled through five years of time, can break the situation is to tell Guo Rong the truth about time travel, but most authors dare not touch this issue. Could it be that ancient people really couldn't accept the matter of time travel? I don't think so. Ancient people were also superstitious and believed in the reincarnation of child prodigies and the possession of gods. Guo Rong died of illness, and the time traveler could not change this fact. It could be extended for a year and a half at most. Compared with the continuity of the country and the family, couldn't Guo Rong accept an adulterated son?

Zhao Kuangyin's rebellion at this time is no different from Zhong Hui's during the Three Kingdoms. The families of his soldiers, including Zhao Kuangyin's own mother, brother, and son, are all in Kaifeng. As long as he rebels, he can be completely destroyed internally without starting a war.

Author, does your writing level match the title of your book? It's too watery, can't you grasp the theme well? What's the use of writing this kind of useless work all the time?

Zhao Kuangyin, the official historian, did not take the emperor's career seriously until his death. He thought he was just a big warlord.

I want Wei Zhongxian to have a purpose, as an intelligence leader. Not talking about military intelligence, he didn't even know who in the civil service group wanted to mess with him, and he had three close confidants who were against him. He has a bad character, he does a dirty job and still misses the mark.

The whole book is about Jiang Zhi deliberately creating troubles to form a story. You can read it without thinking, but you can't read it if you look carefully.

The protagonist is low-key when he opens his mouth and low-key when he shuts up. What he does is not low-key at all.

There is no need to set up various "I am a good person" settings, and there is no need to repeatedly emphasize that "the dynasty is miserable and wronged".

Have you watched too many Qing palace dramas? Your Majesty, Your Majesty!

Knowing that Zhao Kuangyin was going to rebel, he refused to kill all his brothers. He was granted the title of generalissimo, and he dared to let him lead the army. He could summon generals and command hundreds of thousands of troops. In the end, he was afraid that you, Zhao Kuangyin, would succeed in defeating him.

Five years old is the age for kindergarten. Who would look down on a baby who is still young? Chai Rong was despised even when he succeeded to the throne at the age of thirty. It is better to write about Zhang Yongde and Li Chongjin's family.

I want to ask: Zhao Kuangyin rebelled at the beginning. I've seen more than a dozen of them, why haven't I rebelled yet? Shouldn't we be reborn when Zhao Kuangyin wears the yellow robe? !

🐂How can you defeat Zhao Kuangyin without writing a summons?

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I can only say that Wei Zhongxian's ability is not as good as his fame! ! Otherwise Emperor Tianqi would not have died inexplicably!

. . . . It's pretty mindless, I don't know what to say.

You have traveled to -2, so there is still some hope. Traveling to Cheng Chai Zhongxun... That can only rely on... The system.