The Book of Chu: Annals of the Founding Emperor

The novel Sun and Moon is Forever has been completed, and new readers are welcome to read it.

The subject matter is awesome, but the terms of address should be standardized. This is still the Northern Song Dynasty, so the terms of address are still similar to those in the Tang Dynasty, with fewer Ming and Qing style vocabulary.

Among the feudal dynasties in the world, the most difficult to overthrow is Zhao and Song. Your enemy will be the entire Han nation, and your position can only be the foreign barbarians.

The Northern Song Dynasty was the easiest country to fight. As long as a few thousand soldiers and horses arrived in the capital, there was no need to fight. Just write a letter to him and ask him to disband the 800,000 forbidden troops, and then ask him to give away all his wife, daughter and property.

Surnames are very important when writing history and fighting for hegemony. I don't want to read anything weird like that.

It's coming, it's coming, the pinnacle of the sun and the moon is still there. I wanted to read Zhu Yunwen again after get off work, but I saw the new book. Support

The first thought of Luo Yongsheng, the protagonist of this book, is that he would rather take out his feces and sell it to be fed to death by the housekeeper and still endure it. He has no first thought of turning into a bandit or rebelling. Later, the protagonist has to be killed and forced to have the idea of ​​​​rebellion. The protagonist is more powerful than the Ninja Turtles. If you ask me, being a bandit is 500 times better than selling shit and being humiliated. As the saying goes, X people set fire to their gold belts and repair bridges and roads without corpses. Han Xin showed his cards and said: Luo Yongsheng, you win. This book is not enjoyable, and I don't want or want to be involved in the protagonist's humiliation chapter. I am different from the protagonist. If I traveled to the Song Dynasty and became a refugee, I would find a suitable place. I would imitate Fang La or the peasant uprising of Mingwei Wang Er to rebel. After that, I took possession of the virgins and beauties and enjoyed them enough, spent all my money to plunder the gold and silver, wiped out the gentry, landlords and powerful people, and then enjoyed the feeling of being a ruler, my master, controlling the lives of others, and enjoyed all the benefits that military power brought to me. Then I died on the battlefield and left my name in the history books. I was determined not to become an unknown weed corpse. If I'm lucky, I can succeed like Zhu Yuanzhang and then build a country.

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It was very difficult in ancient times for the gentry to pay grain as one body. Yongzheng did it, but he had the support of millions of bannermen. Anyway, he only allowed the Han gentry to pay grain as one body. What about the banner landowners? Dare he try to move? Tell him to step down in a minute.

After reading more than 70 chapters, please give me your opinion The writing level of this book is definitely acceptable. The biggest shortcoming is that the plot is too idealistic. Someone in the comment area said it well, that's not how finance works in historical texts. The Shit Gang just pretends that no one is involved and doesn't talk about it. It's a pretty good plot to defraud Zeng Yuan of his money, but whether it's a department store or a bank, it stands to reason that most people will just wait and see. Being ignorant does not mean that they are not smart. Newspapers and texts are nonsense, and the promotion is too easy. Rebellion is also a science. If you take too big a step, there will be no mass base. There are not many talented people around the protagonist, and the time travel has only been over a year, so why bother with an uprising? After several years of hard work, there are many things to write, recruiting talents, forging weapons, and raising an army all take time. I don't understand what the author is anxious about.