The Kingdom of Tianhan

All saints in the rebel army... Cannot understand the author's imagination. Democracy is not impossible, but the problem is that it must be foreshadowed, and economic and cultural productivity must keep up. Are you talking about democracy to a person who doesn't even know the word? Are you talking about selfless dedication to a group of people who have accepted decades of feudal culture? What you say means that there is no benefit, but a group of people with average prenatal education education level will obey without hesitation... This is unreasonable in itself. If you ask me to fight, people will die! Who would work hard with you if not for fame and wealth? Just because you traveled through time? The protagonist himself wants to be a saint, and he is not even allowed to hire anyone in his family. Note that he is a hireling, not a slave. He is even more radical than Wang Mang. In ancient times, a warlord like this could not survive more than three days. In short, there are too many complaints and I don't know how to complain. The public chapter is dead. There is one saying that the author's writing style is good, and this is the only advantage. Reading historical novels is either cool or reasonable, but this book is not close to each other, so let's leave it like this... There is a long way to go... I hope to see you next time

Awesome! 🙂🙂 Following the protagonist, not only did he get promoted and make a fortune, but he was also forced to sell his property.

Both historians and history buffs like to portray Yue Fei's death in a facial expression. For example, Qin Hui, Zhang Jun and even Zhao Gou were portrayed as bad guys with bad intentions, while Yue Fei was also portrayed as a pedantic loyal minister. Even Yue Fei's death is often attributed to the so-called "welcome back the two saints" and other issues. It has to be said that historical commentators generally have neither political experience nor understanding of economic relations, which makes them think that the ancients were too stupid, and in order to justify themselves, they have to portray them in disguise. If you read too many articles like this, readers will become rigid in their thinking. In fact, Yue Fei was not a foolish and loyal person at all. He was one of the very few people in the Southern Song Dynasty who could have a good relationship with other generals, especially the civil servants. Even Zhao Gou regarded him as a confidant. And in just a few years, Yue Fei went from a low-level officer to a military envoy. In his early 30s, he had the power to establish a festival and become a vassal, and became a big boss at the governor level in the Southern Song Dynasty. This kind of promotion speed is difficult to find in Chinese history. Historical books record too many of Yue Fei's tricks against superiors, subordinates and friendly forces. It is conceivable that how can such a person be pedantic? So, why did the Southern Song Dynasty court want to kill Yue Fei? As the "Zuo Zhuan" says, "If you thrive by this, you will perish by it." Yue Fei's death was exactly the same as the reason why he became the darling of the Southern Song Dynasty court. And this starts with the economic foundation. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, global temperatures have continued to drop, and southern China has become suitable for human habitation. Especially the development of Soochow during the Three Kingdoms period has gradually shifted China's economic center of gravity from north to south. Especially after the completion of the Grand Canal, grain and cash crops from the free shipping area were transported to Guanzhong, opening up the economic system between the north and the south of China, thus creating the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty. Well, let's go back to the beginning of Yue Fei's rise. As the wealthy free shipping area was directly under the shadow of the Jin Kingdom's cavalry, the economy of the wealthy Southern Song Dynasty came to a halt. The generals of the Southern Song Dynasty generally only fought defensive wars, and fighting defensive wars in the free shipping area caused the Jin soldiers to loot and massacre everywhere, causing serious losses. At this time, the economic value of Yue Fei, the only one in the Song Army who could fight in the field, was reflected. The Yue Family Army, which resisted the enemy from outside the country, just like General Peng fought to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, revitalized the heavy industrial base in the Northeast at once. Therefore, the Southern Song Dynasty court and the landlord class in the free shipping area behind it were also willing to continuously provide the best equipment and food for the Yue Family Army. Why can the Yue family's army starve to death without looting? It was because the Southern Song Dynasty court gave this army superb logistical support that the southern army could actually afford tens of thousands of cavalry. However, as Yue Fei repelled the Jin army and the front line of the Yellow River was reached, the situation was different. At this time, the life danger of the Southern Song Dynasty court and the landlord class was lifted, and then they would begin to calculate economic accounts.

Is the author a bit ahead of his time? If you have no more land than one city and no more than a few thousand soldiers, then your generals will ban you from doing business. You don't give any benefits, and you just want people to follow you?

After reading it, tell me your feelings, so as to protect others behind you. In general, there is no iron ore, it makes people sleepy, and the view of society is too self-righteous and idealistic (unrealistic). The author wants to change society and create a new world, but the writing is completely different. The author, if you don't understand, just admit it. Don't make up nonsense that people today don't understand. Can you read more current papers about the Song and Jin eras? I hope you will read more about the Marxist-Leninist and Maoist elections, and don't export false ideas based on hearsay. If you still have hope, don't lean the feudal army against the people's army as if it is against the law. Finally, I hope the author can write well.

Why do you have to force your subordinates to sell their property? The subordinates also said that the family has a large population and cannot survive on wages. The protagonist said that the family farmed their own land and was not allowed to hire anyone. So why did he want to become a soldier?

The protagonist is ruthless and cuts off people's financial opportunities. Aren't you afraid of rebellion by your subordinates?

All I can say is that Minzhu is not a panacea. The administrative efficiency of democratic parliaments in the medieval era cannot manage this country at all.

The more I read, the more awkward I become. You have to know how New China came about. New China was established only after the decline of imperial power and the introduction of new ideas. You were dreaming when you established republican ideas in the Song Dynasty when imperial power was at its peak. At that time, the people themselves felt that everything in the world belonged to the emperor. You actually want to create something like a base area. Even a novel cannot be written like this.

The subject matter is good, but the author didn't fix the bugs. In Chapter 14, his hand was shot and he said it hurt the bones. What happened later? And the three hundred rebels, who are not even strong men, fought two battles and acted like they were cheating without any losses? There is also a group of peasants at the back who become cavalry when they get horses? People at that time had very severe night blindness. They could see clearly at night and would not get separated in the chaos. And your attack on the camp was too perfunctory. The attack on the camp must not be lit. If you are not separated, you are probably a pig's trotter. You don't have night blindness. At that time, even if you were injured, you might be gone. None of your three hundred men were injured. The cowhide and the heavy cavalry were not injured. Some people said that after all, the men and horses were equipped with armor. You are a commoner. If you were to watch at night, the wind would be so cold that a few of them would die from the cold. It would be interesting to watch the Anti-Japanese War drama. In fact, I also like your subject matter, but you are too cheating. What you said is not pleasing to the ear, but I just hope that you will not make stupid mistakes.