I Am the Mastermind of the Three Kingdoms

Open a post to briefly discuss whether the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System is really useless. Let me make my point clear first. It's not without merit, but overall it's more than enough. So why do I say he is not useless? There is a big taboo in reading history, which is to read the minds of the ancients with the minds of today's people. So let's bring it back to that time and take a look. At the time, this was truly a pioneering move. Let me start with a familiar saying: "There are no poor families in the upper grades, and there are no noble families in the lower grades." This phrase comes from the Western Jin Dynasty minister Liu Yi's letter to Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty. Please remove the Zhongzheng and eliminate the Nine Ranks. In this letter, he listed various shortcomings and requested the abolition of the Nine Ranks Zhongzheng system. His proposition was supported by Wei Guan. But it was ultimately dismissed. As a result, it became the main official selection system of the dynasty for 400 years. So were all the monarchs and ministers in these 400 years idiots? I can't believe the system is so bad. Why not abolish it? I think there are two reasons (which can be refuted or added). One is the current situation, and the other is that a better official selection system has not been found. First, the current situation is nothing more than the rise of clan politics, forcing the central government to adopt this system. (The main reason) Second, due to the influence and consideration of the first, the central government also tended to this system and has not returned to the inspection system of the Han Dynasty. Because the inspection and examination system has changed. Most of the people he promoted were from aristocratic families, and they were attractive to him. If these people became officials, they would be representatives of the interests of the aristocratic families, whether they entered the court as officials or were released to other places. Then someone must have said, isn't your ninth-grade Zhongzheng system the same? No, this is different. It is worth noting that the products were made during the Cao Pi period. Not only based on family background, morality and talent were also examined. Cao Pi must be from the same family as his father, so many talented people were able to move from the barrier of local aristocratic families to official careers. The relationship between the rulers of Cao Wei and the aristocratic families was also eased this time. So no matter from which aspect. Cao Pi's nine-level Zhongzheng system is much more advanced than the Chaju system. When Sima took over the power, the situation changed again. We all know the Sima family, a wealthy family in Hanoi. The eight Sima Yi brothers were known as the "Sima Bada", so the nine-level Zhongzheng system in Sima's hands quickly evolved into the "Chaju system 2.0" And gradually became dominated by one origin. In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, due to the decline of the family, it was completely replaced by the imperial examination system. As the transition between the imperial examination system and the imperial examination system, the role of the nine-level Zhongzheng system in history is irreplaceable. The imperial examination system of the Han Dynasty could no longer meet political needs, because aristocratic families were everywhere. Even if the imperial examination system emerged, there was no political basis for its implementation. Therefore, the nine-level Zhongzheng system during the Cao Pi period (especially the Cao Pi period) can be regarded as a great innovation.

What's the problem with surrendering to Cao? I have read both Liu Sun and Lu Yuan's novels, but I don't understand why the choice of camp is so important. Just because the novel has established a positive image of Liu Bei's camp, we can't stop others from liking Cao Cao? The key is whether the logic of the article is self-consistent. To be honest, the writing quality of this article is still poor. I won't talk about running thousands of miles to save Cao Song, just assume that everyone has acquiesced that the protagonist is the kind of scholar who knows the world's affairs without leaving home. Xun Yu said, the protagonist has become famous in the world too fast, right? As a book friend said in a comment, do you think everyone has wifi instant messaging? Judging from the information given in the background, the protagonist should be somewhat famous for his political achievements in Runan. For some reason, it was not until Xun Yu commented that various forces began to inquire about the protagonist (this is the feeling given by the article). As for the night conversation with Boss Cao... People don't know what to say. Let's not put aside what Boss Cao himself thinks about the Han Dynasty at this time. The protagonist comes up and talks about the people's sentiments and the aristocratic families... And then Boss Cao really gets enlightened... It feels quite ridiculous. Although the protagonist has just arrived, in order to show his ability and establish a common goal, it is appropriate to make a big pie and fool him, but this pie is too big and too far away. Although it can show the protagonist's, uh, foresight like a lofty position, but... Well, my level is limited and I can't say it. In short, it's a bit empty. In addition, the sentences of the article itself are also a bit unclear and uncomfortable to read. For example, in Chapter 6, "Lord, who do you think owns the world now?" (Probably like this), the more literary one can say, "My lord, who owns the world in your opinion now?", And the more blunt one can say, "Lord, in your opinion, who owns the world now?" By Chapter 8, this situation is obviously better, but maybe the author can polish the language a bit (a bit of immature suggestion). In the end, I think the choice of camp, character OOC, and even plot design are all secondary. The key is that the author must clearly explain the causes and consequences of the Three Kingdoms in his own eyes. As long as you give the reason, even if you say that Cao Cao is actually a soft girl who can cry better than Liu Bei, I think it is not unacceptable. Justifying yourself is the most important thing. Sorry for mumbling so much, I really like reading books about the Three Kingdoms Advisors, but everyone seems to prefer to build their own power and collect stamps. It is difficult to find a book with a setting that suits my taste, and I always fall into the pit of not being updated for several years. I am so looking forward to a new masterpiece that I couldn't help but say a few more words. From the setting point of view, I think this book has the potential to become popular. After all, it seems that the protagonist will start by winning the hearts of the people, suppressing the aristocratic family, and competing with local forces and the world for wisdom and courage. It should be very interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard. The history department is really good. Work hard. I don't think I've passed the exam yet...

I hope the author will not be like other Three Kingdoms novels. Readers want to read with their brains, and aristocratic families should also use their brains to provide readers with high-quality reading. So far, the quality of this book is good, and I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Come on, don't care about others. Sometimes when I recommend a book that I don't like, I just quit and don't comment much. There are people who like to read a book and people who don't like to read it. It's personal taste. Don't care about those who catch it. They are just idle and panicked people.

The book is well written, good luck to the author!

Come on! I have always wanted to read a book that helps Boss Cao! Finally waiting for you!

Author, hold on! Some comments are just for the sake of being black. Just to attack Cao Cao. If you write in the comment area that it's about Cao Cao, then I won't read it. It's like just plain disgusting. And some people even said that Cao Cao's men were miserable. If you read the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, most of Cao Cao's men died well. Don't read Romance of the Three Kingdoms as historical fact

Wait, do something for the people, and then vote for Cao Cao. It's very confusing. If you want to protect the people of Li, shouldn't you vote for Liu Bei, Yuan Shao, etc.? Among the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao was the one who had the most fun killing cities and people... The protagonist ran to surrender to Cao Cao because he wanted to help Cao Cao kill more people in several states? It is fortunate that Cao Cao did not survive to the Three Kingdoms, otherwise he would have killed more...

It's pretty good. I've read a lot of Zheng Hege articles, and now I like to read Auxiliary

The best of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei, non-toxic, highly recommended After reading the first few chapters, I feel that the author's historical references are quite good, the logic is sound, and there is interaction, which is comparable to many old books. It's just that the first chapter has so many exclamation points that it's a bit uncomfortable. As a fan of Cao, I will order it, it's my childhood dream I feel that Cao Wei's post-production is more troublesome to deal with, including sides, policies, and the relationship with the second generation of Cao (I hope Cao Ang can survive, Cao Pi is too narrow-minded and vengeful, Cao Zhi is indecisive, and Cao Chong is born as a concubine, none of them are human masters). I hope the author can handle it well Also, do you feel that there have been more counselors in the Three Kingdoms recently?

"Records of Cao Cao's Massacre" I came across this book when I was looking for a book, but I didn't read it. I saw someone whitewashing Cao Cao and saying a few words. By the way, I talked about Cao Cao's records of massacre In the fourth year of Chuping (AD 193), Tao Qian was attacked and the city was massacred in Xuzhou. Juling and Xiaqiu were slaughtered, and hundreds of thousands of men and women were killed. There were no chickens or dogs left, and the Sishui River was not drained. ""Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Tao Qianzhuan" In the first year of Xingping, Xuzhou was massacred again. In the second year of Xingping (AD 195), Cao Cao defeated Zhang Miao and massacred Yongcheng. "Three Kingdoms, Biography of Zhang Miao" In the third year of Jian'an (AD 198), Lu Bu was conquered and Pengcheng was massacred. "Three Kingdoms. Chronicles of Emperor Wu" In the Battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao was killed and 70,000 troops were sent down (some say 80,000) In the ninth year of Jian'an (AD 204), Yuan Shang was attacked and Yecheng was massacred. In the twelfth year of Jian'an (AD 207), Wuwan was conquered and Liucheng was massacred. "Three Kingdoms. Biography of Gongsun Du" In the 19th year of Jian'an (214 AD), Xiahou Yuan massacred Xingguo and Wuhan; "Three Kingdoms. Chronicle of Emperor Wu" In the 20th year of Jian'an, Cao Cao defeated the Di people and massacred Hechi: In the 24th year (219 AD), Cao Ren massacred Wancheng. To sum up, Cao Cao is used to slaughtering cities, and even his subordinates are used to it, but Liu Bei has never massacred a city regardless of official history or unofficial history. When will the massacre of the city be cleared? So can the Nanjing Massacre be whitewashed? No matter what, Cao Cao cannot be vindicated, and don't brag that his merits outweigh his faults. At least I don't know because of my low education.

There is no need to whitewash Cao Cao. It is really impossible to whitewash him. However, for a character like Cao Cao, there is no need to whitewash him. He is a typical feudal warlord, and a relatively bad one. Zhu Wen, Huang Chao and Boss Cao must have something in common. Although I massacred hundreds of thousands of people in the city and indirectly killed millions, and the people under my rule were pale, ragged, and half-clothed, and taxed them as harshly as a tiger, I can still write poetry.

The book is not as good as Cao Cao. If you like Cao Cao, you can rest assured and I will withdraw it first.

I'm sorry, the writing is very good, but I never read historical articles with single female protagonists. I never think that modern men will have one pair for life in ancient times. It's too fake, and Lu Lingqi's single female protagonist is indeed not enough. I wish each other well, goodbye~

I see many people say that Cao Cao massacred the city, and cannibalism has been recorded and is not allowed to wash away, but they all boast about Liu Bei. It is not clear whether Liu Bei himself ate others, but his army did. The hero said: The army was prepared in Guangling, hungry and trapped, the officials, big and small, ate each other. When he arrived in Yizhou, whether it was the prohibition on alcohol or the adoption of Liu Ba's suggestion to make money, they all caused harm to the people of Yizhou. Therefore, Liu Bei was not the saint that some people said and he did nothing to the people. When you say that Cao Cao is a good wife, you can check how many wives Cao Cao has. Even Liu Bei, the saint you talk about, married a wife. There are also people who are worried that the protagonist will be cheated. Cao Cao has never slept with his wife, but Lu Bu has this experience.

I will take care of your wife, so don't let her go green! ! Take care, author🤐🤐🤐

If the author writes that Cao Ang comes to power, forget it. If Cao Pi comes to power, his whole family will be short-lived. Don't talk about Xu Boya then. Even gods can't unify.

The author in my mind

I received a notice that starting at 2pm on the 31st, the website classification will be promoted. Here, I sincerely thank all the book friends and thank many book friends for their suggestions on the shortcomings in the novel! Thanks! Dear book friends!

Author, are you sure that taking refuge with Boss Cao is the best way out? Even taking refuge in Lu Bu is much better than surrendering to Boss Cao. At least Lu Bu specializes in killing his adopted father, but he is fine with his subordinates. Boss Cao likes the existence of his wife. Author, do you have a cuckold plot?

Although Cao Cao used human flesh to make military rations and massacred Xuzhou, Hebei, Wancheng, etc., He was still a great hero, okay?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Just like Zhuge refused to take refuge with Cao Cao, you just write lavishly, but the result is still soy sauce. Cao Cao himself is the second mastermind of the Three Kingdoms, second only to Zhuge (who can plan and execute). He accumulates strength in the early stage and does not need counselors. In the middle and late stages, it is enough to push forward, and there is no need for counselors. Therefore, Cao Cao's subordinates only need executors. There is no outstanding counselor at all. Even if he loses the battle, it is Cao Cao who insists on his own way. It doesn't matter whether he has a counselor or not. If you talk too much, the result will be the same as Yang Xiu. Therefore, writing from the perspective of Cao Cao's counselors is really difficult and requires courage. I wish the author good luck.

It's already written very well, please speed up the update.

Back in the past, he worked as a counselor for others and wanted to save the people from water and fire and find a way for the Han people. Isn't this nonsense? The only way to solve the bad government at that time was to divide the land from local tyrants? Hiding wealth among the people, but Lao Cao would never dare to do it during the hegemonic period. No one would support him when he wanted to do it. When he dies, it's better to take a bath and go to sleep, relying on Cao Pi. Not to mention that Lao Cao is a master who doesn't listen to advice very much.

To be honest, this book is already a masterpiece among the Three Kingdoms. Although I don't know if the author has encountered anything, I will still slowly wait for the author to come back.

Why, the book is very good, why did it get broken?

Haven't updated for a long time? You won't abandon the article, will you? It's such a shame that it's so well written.

What's going on? I just came to see it and it just disappeared?

The writing is very good, so I don't update it anymore.

Give the author a shot. If Lu Su disappears, he will be very dissuaded. After all, you have laid the groundwork for so much.