Five Generations Vying for the Top Spot

It's so-so. Compared with ordinary Tang texts, the textual research is more detailed, but it also has shortcomings. The updates are not strong, and the beginning is not arresting. The younger brother of the protagonist, a powerful Jiedushi envoy who stayed behind, was humiliated in the street. It seemed that he was trying to create a routine that would not bully the poor young man, or to show the domineering generals of the feudal lord in the late Tang Dynasty. As a result, the protagonist was incompetent and furious, making him look nondescript. The feudal lord was restrained by the etiquette and laws of the late Tang Dynasty, and would not be so lawless. In the late Tang Dynasty, from the first year of Wende (888) when Wei Bo's army rebelled and Zhu Wen attacked the Qin clan, to the first year of Liang Kaiping (907) four years later, when Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty, the vassal towns were separated for 20 years. In fact, only three serving military envoys, Li Kegong, Liu Jianfeng and Wang Gong, were killed by their subordinates. Reminds me of a book about traveling through Russia. The grand duke's son, the tsar's nephew, was humiliated by a small soldier when he was a guard. There was too much drama, and it was unnecessary to forcibly increase the difficulty.

Picture of vassal towns in the late Tang Dynasty

Schematic diagram of the sphere of influence (this post will be updated as the novel progresses) Figure 1 Chapter 1 to Chapter

The protagonist's personality is also a bit childish! Also, the protagonist has an elder brother who holds real power in Jieduli. Everyone knows that his brother raised the protagonist as his heir, and he still suffered so much. Don't talk about the inferior and the superior. The author's statement is like it doesn't matter whether he has soldiers or not, and it doesn't matter whether you are the boss. I don't boo you at all. Anyway, it's normal for the inferior to conquer the superior. You said it!

Isn't the protagonist's brother the military governor? And was stepped on the ground

I just saw this book, it was a recommended introduction, but you told me it was over 😥

Good guy, I actually finished the 100,000-word book.

Slow work pays off, the author is great, don't rush to update, keep up the quality, I'm optimistic about you 🤭

Everything else is good, except for one thing. The ancients said: if the king is not secretive, his ministers will lose; if the ministers are not secretive, they will lose their virginity; if several things are not secretive, it will cause harm. This is: Chaos is born How many people know the protagonist's plan before it even comes out?

Expedition from the south to the north has only been accomplished by the emperor of Huaixi since ancient times. If the protagonist conquers the country by expedition from the south to the north, he can also be called a ancestral widow!

Is Zhong Chuan strong? I didn't know this person before, so I calmed down a bit, and there was too little information. Isn't Jiangxi Lu Guangchou's territory? Are these two in the north and the south of Jiangxi? Author, do you have a detailed power map?

One more

Chen Baxian also started in Lingnan. He built high walls and accumulated grain and slowly became king. Finally, during the Hou Jing Rebellion, he raised troops to serve the king and then destroyed Nanliang. However, Chen Baxian's Nanchen period was far inferior to Emperor Wu of Liang's Nanliang period. He lost a lot of land and the two Huaihe Rivers.

The ancestor of the Han Dynasty next door is also a big man, and he has not yet defeated the Southern Han Dynasty. The protagonist of the author's book wants to collide with him 😁

The writing is okay, but the main character's brother doesn't have anyone of his own? There was no need to re-recruit people. In the period of the Later Tang and Five Dynasties, even new recruits would be the same within a few years. It was better to use the original people. At most, they would just add more people. The greedy ones are usually mid-level and high-level officers. As long as the lower-level soldiers can be fairly distributed and paid with silver coins, the effect is the same. It is not ruled out that there are old greasers. As long as the rules are set, the assimilation of the military camp is very fast. You recruit people from scratch. It's really not as good as the old man. At least you know his weaknesses as a person

Update soon╰（‵□′）╯

The protagonist now has no military power and is facing internal and external troubles.

It's boring to discuss any ethnic group. Aren't all the 56 folk dances Chinese?

Original Nanhan Map

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, will we still be called Han as in history?