My Imaginary Rival Is Zhao Kuangyin

If the protagonist is not an official under his father, where will he start? I really don't want to use the poor place of Bianliang as the capital. If there is no good place to start, let's go to Luoyang and move the capital to Luoyang as soon as possible.

My historical skills are quite good.

The Li family in the world is one family Please find a supporting role Li Zhong It would be nice to have an ending interspersed in the article. I hope to arrange a beautiful wife.

Then, this book is not allowed to be accepted, Mrs. Hua Rui, the Empress of Zhou Dynasty

They are all women, so they are no longer attractive. This is why everyone wants to read novels without heroines now

Character's name: Quan Xu, courtesy name Dongsheng, character's gender: male, character's age: born in 935. Character personality: calm and decisive, brave and courageous, refreshing and generous, emphasizing love and righteousness. Character specialty: thoughtful, proficient in the art of war, good at leading troops. Character experience: Quan Xu serves as a soldier under the protagonist's father. After being valued by the protagonist in an accident, Quanxu followed the protagonist in his expedition to the north and pacified the four directions, and became one of the main generals who opened up the territory for the protagonist. He became a general and became a prime minister, with outstanding military exploits and outstanding merits. He was relied on by the protagonist to be the Qiancheng of the country. Quan Xu was awarded the title of Duke Wei for his merits and was promoted to the Zhu Kingdom. Official to the Privy Council. Quan Xu and the protagonist are lifelong brothers and loyal ministers, after Quan Xu's death. The title was given to Taiwei, with the posthumous title "Xuanwu", and he was entitled to enjoy the Imperial Ancestral Temple. Also, please ask my brother to write a wife for Quan Xu. As for the candidate, it's up to you, brother. Brother, please see if this character can be used.

The Northern Han Dynasty cannot be defeated by the Hedong prefectures alone. It will be difficult for the Khitan cavalry to support them. They still have to rely on the Central Forbidden Army. After all, the quality of the troops of the Jiedushi is uneven. They may have many soldiers, but not many elite soldiers. In addition, the city of Jinyang is high and deep, so it is really difficult to defeat it. It is not difficult to defeat Jinyang, but it is not easy to defeat Jinyang. Another very important point is that there is insufficient food. Relying solely on the soldiers and food from Hedong, it is estimated that the military food supply will be a bit choked. Then the Zhou Dynasty court was also relatively short of food. If there was a two-front war, the court would probably not be able to provide food.

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Suddenly I found the protagonist's nickname very interesting, Dechen 🤭

I didn't understand the plot of forming mortal enemies. It was like forcing the protagonist to find an enemy. This plot was a bit poisonous and bloody.