Fangwei

The only problem with these books is that they are too short. 😁 There is a big problem with the policy of the princes and kings of Cao Wei. Apart from the royal family, no one can grant titles to the princes and kings. The royal family should also be granted titles based on their ability. From the Jin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, the number of titles became serious, and princes and princes were everywhere. From ancient times to the present, only the Ming and Qing dynasties have been able to last for a long time in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Others were very obedient if they could persist for four generations without being deposed. They did not play a role in defending the central government at all. Those who granted real power to the kings did not rebel. During the Han Dynasty, the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, the Eight Kings Rebellion, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, when an emperor died, the kings rebelled once. Not only the royal kings, but also ministers granted real power. Things got better later in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and the Jiedushi of the Tang Dynasty was more powerful than the king, causing trouble for more than 200 years. See if the author has a solution.

If Cao Fang had Cao Mao's strength and talent, Cao Wei would not have perished in three generations.

Ten years after the death of Wei Ming Emperor Cao Rui, the Sima family launched the Gaopingling Incident to seize power, but narrowly won. After that, there were three Huainan rebels who were loyal to Cao Wei... You said the Sima family is too evil.

The author wanted to show the killing of pig's feet, but every time it was a little bit worse, which made people feel the kindness of women. I bet 50 cents, 200,000 will be a eunuch.

When writing about Machiavellian plots, one cannot completely reduce the character's intelligence. Writing Cao Shuang like an idiot is simply a failure.

Sima Yi's Gaopingling Incident was very accidental. If many nobles did not support him, it would be difficult to succeed. Even so, there were many people from Sima Shi to Sima Zhao who opposed it. In fact, the important thing for the protagonist is to calm down, rather than being so impatient because he thinks he knows the history.

Good guy, a maid softened her heart after being wronged. Then your heart is really cheap, iron juice.

. . . This is a good subject, but I suggest the author strengthen his understanding of the history of the middle and late periods of Cao Wei. From the perspective of the official system, Cao Pi abolished the prime minister and basically changed it back to the late Han Dynasty, so the three ministers became vacuous positions again. Zhongshu Sheng and Shangshu Tai jointly formed the highest leadership body of Cao Wei. Zhongshu Ling and Zhongshu Jian were close associates of the emperor, and Sun Zi and Liu Fang held these two positions for more than 25 years. As a general, Cao Shuang is superior to the Taiwei. How could he ask for the concurrent position of Taiwei? In official history, Cao Shuang transferred Sima Yi to the position of Taifu in order to obtain Sima Yi's power to record the affairs of the Secretariat. Later, Cao Shuang placed his cronies on the Chancellor's desk to control the court. Finally, talking about Sima Yi, many people were frightened by Sima Yi's title of Tuogu twice. In fact, Sima Yi's power and status, who just died of Cao Rui, were far less than everyone thought. Cao Wei's military power was divided into two parts, one part was the imperial army. The central leader at this time was Jiang Ji. He and Sima Yi were not political allies. The army outside was divided into the eastern, central and western fronts. At this time, Manchu was favored by the governor of the eastern front, Guanqiu Jian temporarily took over the middle line, and Sima Yi's western Liaoning campaign was in the hands of Guo Huai. These three people were either senior or loyal to Cao Rui and could not be commanded by Sima Yi. In many TV dramas, Guo Huai, Sun Li, and Chen Tai are Sima Yi's confidants. In fact, they are not. They only united for one purpose to get rid of Cao Shuang. You can regard Cao Shuang as the king of understanding and Sima Yi as Biden. Sima Yi's allies in the Gaoping Ling Incident only opposed Cao Shuang, which does not mean that they support Sima Yi. Even though Cao Shuang had been possessed by Chongzhen for ten years, Sima Yi's launch of the Gaopingling Revolution was still a risk, and the chance of winning was not high. So, So, what is the protagonist afraid of Sima Yi?

Seeing that the piece of dragon stone was released, if you really want to kill decisively, you should be more ruthless, and you will be merciful even if you get half of it. Nowadays, benevolence and righteousness are no longer popular. It is better to either do things honestly or to do them absolutely.

Pig's Feet is only eight years old and cannot be in charge of the government. Even the jade seal has to be handed over to someone for safekeeping. Usually, he can only arrange his own teachers, palace officials and the like to handle affairs in the government. It is basically impossible to end up in person like in the article. How does an eight-year-old child lead the court? Those old ministers only need to convince the Empress Dowager that Pig's Feet is too young to be involved in politics.

I just watched it. Pig's Feet repeatedly said that the Sima family is very sinister. In fact, in my opinion, the Sima family does not need to be deliberately targeted at all. Just use Cao Cao's method to deal with the Sima family (try not to let them lead the army, but use their strategies and throw them away when they are used up). When the protagonist starts, although Sima Yi has different intentions, he definitely has not thought about rebelling. He has not revealed so many flaws. He will not have that idea.

Sima Yi was not that strong. Zhuge Liang's failure in the later Northern Expedition was mainly due to his strategy being figured out. Zhuge Liang's strategy in the official history can only be said to be good, and what is stronger is internal affairs. Moreover, the biggest reason why Shu Wu was destroyed was that Wei had more resources than them, even if they were consumed, Sima Yi should not have had any objections in the past, but later he had no choice. If the Cao family did not die, the Sima family would die.

I would like to ask if your protagonist is 18 years old or 8 years old?

In fact, there is no need to kill Sima Yi if he can suppress him. The most critical problem of Cao Wei is the short lifespan of the royal bloodline. He only needs to promote a few important ministers to balance Sima Yi with each other. Of course, that idiot Cao Shuang will demolish him.

I think people nowadays always have misconceptions when it comes to results. Before the Gaoling Incident, Sima Yi was not terrible at all. He was an important minister, but he was not yet a powerful minister. The main reason is that Cao Shuang is too useless. Otherwise, a normal person can convince him. He has the justice of the world and military power. I don't understand why he is afraid?

The rare Cao Wei, cherish it!

Zhuge Zhan can directly summon him into the palace, kill the three horses, and solve other rebellions.

Don't mention it. As long as the young emperor doesn't act cowardly and directly kills Dong Zhuo in court, Dong Zhuo will die if he doesn't want to die, and the ministers will follow if they don't follow. He won't be deposed at all. Dong Zhuo can't resist at all when his righteousness is overwhelming. The same goes for Sima Yi. Cao Shuang seemed to have forced Sima Yi to become seriously ill and died. Sima Yi waited for Cao Shuang to take most of the officials out before he was seized of power. The protagonist became the emperor and killed Sima Yi. Yizhenjjdd, even if Cao Wei was killed by Cao Mao, if he directly assassinated Sima Zhao in the palace, all the officials would have to follow him. In later generations, Kangxi used his righteousness to kill Obai and settle the affairs of the Obai group.

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The nine-level Zhongzheng system determines the development of the world. This is a dead end, unless you are willing to risk your wealth and life to imitate the Sui Dynasty, and be so angry that you can kill the family members.

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During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, many families made great achievements. Some families fell like meteors, and some families accumulated rich heritage and passed it down for many generations. This article will talk about the characters named Bian in the late Han Dynasty. We sorted out the characters with the surname Bian in "Three Kingdoms" and "Book of Jin" and made a list: Empress Wu Xuan Bian, Bian Shi (Empress of Wei Gaogui Township) Bian Shi (Empress of Wei Yuan Emperor), Bian Long, Bian Bing, Bian Lan, Bian Hui, Bian Lin, Bian Tong, Bian Cuì, Bian Fanfān. The Bian family of the three Empresses Bian has added a beautiful touch to the historical materials of the Three Kingdoms period. "Empress Wu Xuan Bian, a native of Langxie Kaiyang, the mother of Emperor Wen" - "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of the Concubines" [The Bian family, Empress Wu Xuan Bian, was originally an advocate. She was taken into a concubine by Cao Cao at the age of twenty. Cao Cao's Mrs. Liu died early, and Mrs. Ding broke up with her. , This also gave Bian the opportunity to become Queen Bian of Wuxuan, and the mother of Cao Pi, Cao Zhi, Cao Zhang, and Cao Xiong] "In March, the Queen Bian was established, and she was granted amnesty" - "Three Kingdoms·Gaogui Township Annals" [Bian, the Duke and Queen of Gaogui Township in Wei, married Cao Mao] "In the fourth month of summer, Jiayin, the queen's father Bian Long was made a prince" - "Three Kingdoms·Gaogui Township Duke Ji" [Bian Long, the son of Bian Lan, the father of the Bian family, the Duke and Queen of Gaogui Township in Wei, the father is noble because of the daughter] "Guimao, established the Queen Bian family, ten years ago "January, amnesty" - "Three Kingdoms·Chenliu Wang Ji" [The Bian family, the empress of Emperor Yuan of Wei, and the three queens of the Bian family are already a very high honor, but the Wei Kingdom was already declining at that time] "In the early days, the Queen Mother's younger brother Bing was granted the title of Marquis of the capital and rural areas based on his merits. In the seventh year of Huangchu's reign, he entered Kaifeng. Yanghou, with 1,200 households in the city, is General Zhaolie" - "Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of the Concubines" [Bian Bing, the younger brother of Empress Bian of Wuxuan, was also cared for by Cao Pi as a relative, and was awarded the title of Kaiyanghou in the seventh year of Huangchu] "Bingxi, Zilan Si, has few talents and learning. , Was the captain of Fengche and a guerrilla general, and the regular attendant of Sanqi. Lan died, the heir of Zihui" - "Book of the Three Kingdoms·Biography of the Concubine" [Bian Lan, the son of Bian Bing, was quite talented and learned when he was young. He served as the captain of Fengche and a guerrilla general. He also wrote a poem praising Cao Pi and had a son, Bian Hui] "It is also divided into Bingjue, and Lan Dilin was granted the rank of marquis, and was promoted to the rank of infantry captain" - "Three Kingdoms·Wei Shu·Biography of the Concubines" [Bian Lin, Bian Lan's younger brother, was promoted to the rank of infantry captain. His career achievements also originated from Empress Wu Xuan and Bian] "Ancestor Tong, Langxie's internal history. Father Cui, known as Qing Bian Jian" - "Book of Jin·Bian Hu Biography" [Bian Tong, Bian Hu was 48 years old. He died in the third year of Xianhe (328), so he was born in the second year of Taikang (281). His father Bian Cui and grandfather Bian Tong were both born in the Three Kingdoms period. The six Bian Cui brothers are quite famous, and some people praised him as "the six dragons of the Bian family, Xuanren is unparalleled". Said: 'Bian's daughter is a good one. '" - "Book of Jin: Biography of the Concubines" [Bian Fan, Sima Yan had chosen his daughter when he was choosing his concubine, but gave up the idea after the queen reminded the Bian family that "their descendants should not be in vain for their low status"]

I guess this update speed is for those who write novels part-time, so it's still relatively slow.

The emperor during the Three Kingdoms period should sit on the imperial bed

I think the exclamation marks could actually be fewer, instead of three or four at a time, which is quite uncomfortable to see...

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

It's been released in just a few chapters, it's too fast

Before I ascended the throne, I felt that the writing was particularly good. After ascending the throne, I just decided to do whatever I wanted to do.