King of the Great Tang in the Southern Ming

I originally thought it was good, but when I saw the parliament, I was immediately furious. After barely seeing the "lower parliament", I couldn't bear it anymore and took my leave. Centralization is the path that suits China. All measures to decentralize power will be a danger of division in China. At that time, there was no current technology that can directly contact the grassroots. I can't stand the direct parliament in the book. I don't like the Manchu and Qing Dynasties either, but as the last feudal dynasty, the Manchu Qing Dynasty can survive for hundreds of years and many policies and systems can be learned from. There is no need to follow the path of Westerners and write about parliamentary democracy and the like. It is really poisonous.

Time travel novels are all bad. This is an alternative book. What I hate the most is the systematic novel. Looking at this book so far, the narrative, fighting, and dialogue are all quite good. It can be said to be one of the rare masterpieces in recent times. I hope to keep up the good work and not to be a eunuch.

The protagonist chooses the Parliament just to survive, and will be killed in a month. The Parliament only makes money to support the army, why are there so many complaints?

I originally thought it was just a book. What was written from chapter 20 onwards? Playing with the parliamentary system. Even gods dare not play this way. It is simply ridiculous. In addition, these chapters of Wen Anzhi are too deliberate. I have always felt very uncomfortable with the protagonist who travels through ancient times to worship celebrities or has a habit of collecting celebrities. It's inexplicable, unless they are top talents who have left a big name in history, or there is no need at all, anyone can change in this world. Some people just don't get the chance to stand out, but they are not inferior to others. There are so many leftovers scattered all over the world, so they have to humble themselves and give up.

When did the author's protagonist send his army to take back Jiaozhi (Ming Dynasty's homeland of Shenglongfu) in the Han and Tang Dynasties? If not for the defeat of the Song Dynasty in the Song-Vietnam War, how could the Red River Basin, which had been Han territory since the Han and Tang Dynasties, be lost? There can be the richest and most fertile Red River Plain and Delta in the world. As long as we capture it, we don't have to worry about money and food. It's just that Annan is more difficult to fight, but as long as Lang Son, the military town in the north, is captured, the Red River Delta will be like a door opening and entering an uninhabited land. And it also requires a resourceful general such as Li Dingguo. Ordinary generals are not enough to defeat Annan. A famous general with extremely high military literacy and commanding ability must take action to determine the outcome in one battle. At the same time, it must advance by sea and land to completely conquer its capital and capture the entire Red River Basin. Please improve.

The book "Starting with Parliamentary System" has polarized the reader market, resulting in less than ideal collections. It's a bit childish to not be able to formulate a single statement at the critical moment of life and death, so this aspect is not very pleasant for readers to see.

The writing is very unreasonable, Parliament? By the time you reach the conclusion, the enemies have already won. If you waste your energy on internal arguments, the fastest and most effective result will be dictatorship! The weakling who cannot ride a horse and draw a bow wants to regain his sight, so go to sleep! You don't have the ability or the courage

The beginning was quite attractive, but I was persuaded to quit by the council [Parliament Toxic].

Since the meeting came out, I have laughed, let's see when it will be over, no, it is the eunuch.

It seems that the author likes the idea of ​​white-skinned people. Parliament is bullshit. As long as there is a hint of partisanship, don't even think about it.