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Tried the poison, so far it's pretty good. The early stage should be based on the experiences of Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang, with the protagonist starting from scratch.

I read it once and found it to be okay. The writing is quite logical and not so brainless. It doesn't require many things in the early stage. I hope the author can stick to it and ensure the quality.

It can be seen that the author is still very careful. He explained the historical background in the early stage and the protagonist also needs to grow up. After chapter 40, it gets better and better. Come on.

Test the Poison, I'm Still Alive. The writing is good, but the pace is a bit slow. The first part is all trivial. It only starts after chapter 40. No cheats have been found so far. The protagonist relies on his past life experience.

After briefly reading it, I found that the author is very thoughtful, and many things that happened in it are historically accurate. It can be seen that the author put great care into writing the book.

The Northern Han Dynasty (951-979) was one of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the last political power among the Ten Kingdoms. The capital was Jinyang (now Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province). The territory consisted of twelve states, roughly located in the central and northern parts of today's Shanxi Province. The Liao Dynasty, established by the Northern Han Dynasty based on the Khitan people, was later destroyed by the Northern Song Dynasty. The four emperors lived for a total of 28 years.

Generally, when you encounter novels that treat people as grandsons, you lose motivation. What are you doing if you don't rebel through time travel?

I am the operations officer, no doubt about it. The author is attentive, this book is bound to be popular, and readers are great. It is difficult not to be popular. You can find wisdom, military art, strategy, governance, palace battles, imaginings, and imagination here. I hope everyone can share their ideas.

Why do you feel like the author is a little out of control now? After experiencing so many things, my mentality should have changed. I am indecisive and can't manage the harem of three women. The emperor's feelings are for the people and the land, not the so-called care in the heart. The so-called tenderness and old thoughts are just the spices for the emperor's life. Any behavior that dares to touch the bottom line should be given a thunderous force to let them understand what should be done and what should not be done. I still don't understand what Li An, the father-in-law, is doing. When there was no Beggar Gang, his life was not as good as that of a wealthy family. When he was in the Beggar Gang, he followed the protagonist the same way. When he became the head of the country, he seemed to have forgotten his duty and seemed to not take the emperor seriously? Also, the Song Dynasty's combat power can completely defeat the Liao Kingdom. It will be more powerful than the Song Dynasty. However, what the Song Dynasty lacks is a qualified emperor. I didn't think it before, but now the more I watch it, the more I feel that the plot of Nantang is a bit magical, and I take it for granted.

It's almost a million words, come on!

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The author does not need to deify the Liao Kingdom too much. What you have to consider more than the Liao Kingdom is how to reform the military system and military power. (Specialty of the fifth generation, various young men and filial sons) Ensure that you can fully control your subordinates and ensure that they will not betray you. Historically, the Zhao family wanted to reduce the combat effectiveness of the army to ensure control. The protagonist must consider introducing modern systems here, establishing a military police and staff system, and decentralizing the authority of the general. Actually, this is the most troublesome part of the fifth generation. In comparison, the Liao Kingdom was nothing. As long as we unify and advance technology. Not to mention Empress Dowager Xiao of the Liao Kingdom, even the arrival of Genghis Khan from Mongolia could not change the world.

The scenes where the protagonist wandered alone were really out of character. He was obviously a group executive in his previous life, and he was very obscene in the early stages of this life. As a result, he kept wandering after returning from the Southern Tang Dynasty. If it weren't for the author's help, he would have died many times. There is actually no need to go to the Liao Kingdom, because as long as it is unified, the Liao Kingdom can still be defeated. At the canal, I knew something was wrong, but it still ended up in the waves. As a result, I lost the green plum. I haven't looked at it since then. I'll look at it again after a while.

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Come on, come on! 😁

We started in Kaifeng City, starting from a grassroots level. I thought the protagonist would first unify the underworld in Kaifeng, or become a big landowner around Kaifeng, and then support his family Ding Lianxiangyong, join Guo Wei, and fight with Zhao Kuangyin. Who knows, the story was written as a lonely hero like a fool. He did not cultivate his own hardcore power, did everything by himself, and always took risks alone in dangerous things. Not to mention modern people, even those who were officials in ancient times looked down upon him.

Goryeo and Goguryeo have nothing to do with each other, don't connect them

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It's such a tragedy, not as good as Zhu Yuanzhang at all. If you look at it this way, Zhu Yuanzhang is really awesome.

Doesn't the author feel that the protagonist is too sentimental? From time to time I feel emotional or something.

They all have rifles and cannons. Although they are a little bit close, they will never be able to beat the swords, bows and arrows. According to what he said, the Qing Dynasty's Eight-Nation Alliance could not defeat the Qing Dynasty.

Those in the Song Dynasty were both giving away and cowardly. He was cowarded to the end and ruined the Han Dynasty, which was finally recovered by the Sui and Tang dynasties.

How do you feel that the protagonist is always on the verge of death and reaching new heights?

Does this protagonist currently have four sons? Is Qi the fourth son?

Calling officials "sir" is something that happened after the Song Dynasty, right?

There is cleverness and silliness

"I am from Ming Dynasty and Liaodong" If you like history, you can read this book.