Legends of the Southern Dynasties

Can a concubine still confront the legitimate son? Or ancient times? Or are you dreaming about the time when the Sui and Tang aristocratic families were in power? Discourage at the beginning

Why is it necessary to give the protagonist a rival in the family at the beginning, who is also his father's concubine? I don't understand very well. I imagine that this concubine relies on his father's favor to gather power and property. The younger brothers below will all follow the concubine and ignore you. If you can't deal with it, that's fine. Is it okay for you to just beat her to death? Is it illegal to declare to the outside world that she was unruly and promiscuous after her husband died, so she was beaten to death with a stick? If it's against the law, just pretend I didn't say anything. If it's not against the law, then why not kill him? I remember that concubines had a very low status. They were beaten and scolded at will, given away like items, taken out to accompany guests, not admitted to ancestral graves after death, and a lot of other things that showed that concubines were of low status. So I was thinking if I could find a reason to beat her to death, would it be appropriate? After being beaten to death, the cats and dogs below will be easy to deal with. I am the master. If you are disobedient, can't I change you to someone who is obedient? Isn't it just like a boss firing an employee? If your employee has a bad temper and is disobedient, I can't fire you? It's okay to give the protagonist a sluggish start, it's completely acceptable, but being pressed and rubbed by a woman and killed by a concubine is too frustrating, really.

Nanchen is actually quite difficult. The territory is smaller than Soochow. It is said that "those who want to consolidate the southeast must fight for Jianghan; those who want to control the Central Plains must win Huaisi. If there are Jianghan but no Huaisi, the country will be weak; if there are Huaisi but no upper reaches of Jianghan, the country will be in danger." Nan Chen has neither Jiangling nor Jiangbei, but he once occupied Huainan, which is better than Soochow who never touched the Huaihe River It took three months for the Western Jin Dynasty to destroy Wu, and it also took three months for the Sui Dynasty to destroy Chen. The Chen army did not have much, and the famous generals founding the Sui Dynasty were better than those of the Western Jin Dynasty. Chen was a little stronger than Soochow in this regard.

It's completely different from what the two people wrote. Later, they simply kept improving technology. There was nothing left except technology, and they even made artillery. . . What a pity.

A very poisonous warning, while talking about how close you are to your sister and how good your relationship is, you know that your brother-in-law is raising a mistress without telling your sister, but you actually help your brother-in-law to bring the mistress in for a few craftsmen? I'm afraid the author is not poisonous.

I just can't understand why some people with low IQs have to link technology with the times? It means that guns and cannons cannot be made in a certain era. In their minds, is it because technology has been locked by the times, that cold weapons were necessary in ancient times, or because the physical constants at that time were different from those now? It's ridiculous for some people to directly refute it. They just build a simple artillery. I guess it's directly upgraded to the level of building missiles and atomic bombs... Or do they think that artillery requires very high technology? They just want to build a primitive artillery that shoots iron balls, but you have to let them build a howitzer?

Chapter 1 is poisonous. In ancient times, it was impossible for a concubine to get the family property, and the clan would not agree. The status of the concubine is better than that of the eldest girl.

The writing is very good, the history is rich, the material selection is novel and the background is novel. It is a rare masterpiece and may become popular.

Normal people know this. Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? Why Nan Chen died was also an important reason for the death of Empress Chen, the generals and their families under XX. The time traveler knew this and still released his family members in the capital and surrendered. Since the book was called "Hong Kong Heroes", he also took the initiative to hand over the hostages.

If the steam engine was invented, this book would be a complete failure. It took Europeans a hundred years to achieve practicality. The theory was already there a hundred years ago, including tightness and precision. It was only after the gearbox was developed that it was widely used in the industrial field. Before the lubricating oil was released, the scrap rate was high. The supporting industry was another problem. It is the same as the current aircraft, the crown of industry.