Emperor Zhou

I can slowly start thinking about my next book, so I can't wait. This book was pretty good, but it ended too quickly. What a pity

My Mrs. Choi. . . . Before they hooked up, the whole family ran away to Qi State. . .

An underrated book The strategic confrontation between the protagonist and Zhang Yi in the book is really awesome🍺, I shout it is awesome. It just lacks a bit more and is a bit unsatisfying. Every time the chapter ends, I feel like I still have more to say 😟

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Originally, this book did not start with Emperor Zhou, so don't pay too much attention to the identity of the protagonist. This book is about the integration of diplomacy, vertical and horizontal, and there will also be a small amount of description of war.

For more than ten years, the Holy Emperor has traveled around the country under a pseudonym to improve people's livelihood and work for the people. ... After he succeeded to the throne, the princes were all shocked and angry, corrupting the policies left by Zhou Ji... ... So a rebel army spontaneously organized, and they shouted: "Respect the king, punish the traitor, and return the great power!" Invading the palaces of various kings...

Personally, I really like the Spring and Autumn Period when a hundred schools of thought contended, but unfortunately there are too few historical novels from this period. I have already read masterpieces such as The Age of Great Controversy and I Am the King in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is rare for a master to be willing to write about this period. In addition to commending his courage, of course he must support him!

This start is really difficult. Weakness is not the main reason. The most important thing is that the princes in the world are all granted by their own families, and the system is also formulated by their own families. It is basically impossible to develop externally, which requires overthrowing the ancestral system. If the emperor annexes the lands of his subjects, the world will be in turmoil if he is not careful. What's more, the most stubborn people in the world are basically gathered around Emperor Zhou. Reform is extremely difficult, and I really don't know how to break it. With so many emperors in the Zhou Dynasty, why didn't a single hero emerge? Throughout the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, why did Emperor Zhou act like a transparent person? My understanding is that the emperor of the Zhou Dynasty was not without a hero, but that he was surrounded by a group of pig subordinates, and they were particularly stubborn pig subordinates. What the emperor wants to do is restricted by various rules and regulations. To be honest, being a village chief at the beginning is more promising than being the emperor in the next week. Emperor Zhou seems to be powerful, but the upper limit has been determined, and that is Luoyang City. No matter how hard he climbs, he can't get over the wall. Although the village chief has a weak start and is precarious, as long as he develops carefully, he can always annex the founding country and become rich in the world.

It's a very difficult start. The princes are too strong, the Zhou royal family is too weak, and there is no military self-protection ability. However, it is rare to write about the Zhou royal family. Those who write about the surname Ji mainly write about the Yan Kingdom, because the northern countries have well-organized cavalry in the temperate grasslands that can be established. Whether it is military and civilian transportation or cavalry force construction, it is extremely important.

When I saw the middle, I knew that I was going to force myself to be invincible in the later stage. A bunch of trolls in the group still had to fight with me. After watching the finale, I relied on a stirrup and a horseshoe to completely crush the Zhao cavalry. It was a joke. The main role of the light cavalry was to detect and harass, support the weak points of the battle formation in time, and pursue death and the north. Either the heavy cavalry directly attacked and consolidated the army formation or sent them away. So stirrups at most make your riding and shooting more stable, more convenient, easier to use weapons with all your strength, and have a certain ability to rush into scattered military formations, and are useless.

In fact, Xiao hope's idea is very clear. A Tiansun who exists in name only reaches the peak again through the golden finger of the time traveler. The general idea is that rural areas with Chinese characteristics surround cities. Considering the general environment and historical background at the time, it was actually quite thoughtful. But now most readers can't calm down and read novels. They want it more to be exciting and exciting. Xiao hope's slow plot is very unpleasant and has dissuaded many people. I have read all of Xiao hope's books myself. This book was only sold during the limited exemption a few days ago. Of course, I also made up for the 10,000 points reward, counting the coupons from the previous limited exemption. I would like to give Xiao hope some immature advice here. Historical books do not have a large audience, and they require a certain amount of historical background to have the confidence to read them. As fans of Warring States books are weak, some light-hearted comedy or passionate elements should be added, so that readers will be more connected and the audience will be larger. Finally, let's talk about the update time 🙂. Don't watch it tonight, I won't give in. Look, it's too late every time. If I didn't believe in Xiao Xi's character, I really wouldn't have the courage to follow.

This book says that if the Zhou Dynasty was finally reunified, there would be no need to read any more. It's just a matter of waiting to die. The Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, sleeping will give you a way to survive. Killing an emperor is like squeezing an ant to death.

What a great historical article. Why is it so good but not popular? Can the big guy explain it to you?

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Zheng Ji who wants to be the queen

Damn it, you are no longer the emperor this week, this is beside the point.

I've seen a lot of people saying that the parliamentary system during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods was inappropriate because China was so big. But China is so big and there are many things that belong to the protagonist. As far as the protagonist is now, if he dares to centralize power, the princes will keep an eye on him. Those princes will finally have no one to control them. They will not allow the emperor to become powerful again. Leave the protagonist's father in front to support him, so that the protagonist can operate better. Wait until the fundamentals are stable before doing anything about centralizing power. There is no point in it. If you dare to centralize power today, others will dare to destroy you tomorrow. Anyway, you have already existed in name only, so I might as well let you disappear in name as well.

The characters in several of the author's novels are all small characters with no ambitions. He wrote from the Warring States Period to the Ming Dynasty, and then created a character who would assist someone to become the emperor. From the Warring States Period to the Ming Dynasty, he wrote a character who strives for hegemony and wrote it in the Ming Dynasty. If they were all small characters without ambitions, it would be too monotonous.

The Divine Eagle is really inconsistent. The social system background and even the values ​​​​of the two sides are different. Then I read eight or nine chapters. I thought that it would be dealt with in line with the times. But the author didn't do it at all. He just copied it and kept the general plot without changing it. He insisted on writing something that other fans would follow every day. Obviously other aspects of the writing are good. At least it makes sense. Why do you have to make such a poisonous point? It's too uncomfortable to read. Maybe the next chapter will deal with it, but I really can't follow it. See you in the next book.

How to say it I haven't read the author's other books But the quality is definitely higher than most historical books (The bottom part is not black, the bottom part is not black) But I feel that the IQ of the supporting characters is a bit 'catering' to the protagonist The businessmen are a little too convinced that the prince is not very smart (it is clear that the prince is too smart in some places) Mature and pretending to be stupid) East and West Zhou also believed too much that a king of Zhou who was drunk and dreaming after being defeated had a "strategy to retreat from the enemy" emmm In short, I feel that the supporting role is a bit 'naive' and serves the plot too much (Purely my personal opinion, if I don't criticize this book, I will continue to pursue it and act cute to save my life)

The heroine is actually Zheng Ji? As the crown prince of Zhou, you actually don't observe Zhou rites anymore? ? ? You don't want to be the heir anymore! ! !

In fact, the most important thing is that after the death of King Zhou You, King Zhou Ping and King Zhou Xie stood side by side. King Zhou Ping killed his father in an unorthodox way, and the Marquis of Jin attacked and killed King Zhou Xie. In order to clear up the regicide and destroy history, he supported the unjustified King Zhou Ping. This is recorded in the bamboo book. King Ping of Zhou could not even act as a rubber stamp, which was the reason for the decline of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Qin took advantage of the fact that the two kings were standing side by side and occupied Qinchuan, a thousand miles away. Jin used the excuse to support King Ping of Zhou and occupied the land beyond Luoyi in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. After King Ping of Zhou, the whole country could not even support an army, and it needed help from the state of Lu. Later it was divided into Luoyi and the Eastern Zhou and Western Zhou dynasties. After a series of cool moves, the three companies were promoted, and Zhou was included in South Korea. The book was well written earlier, and it's great to be able to do this. The Zhou royal family was a false king, with an unfair reputation, no strength, and poverty.

The foundation for the development of capitalism is finance, and the foundation for the development of finance is commercial freedom and contractual integrity! In a large unified country, businessmen can be killed at any time, property can be deprived of property at any time, and capitalism will not develop in ten million years! The prerequisite for the development of capitalism is that businessmen do not need to rely on bureaucrats! The premise of not being dependent on the bureaucracy is that you can escape from the control of the bureaucracy at any time—that is, you can flee to other countries. In a unified and centralized country, how can businessmen not rely on bureaucrats?

I don't know why when I saw Emperor Zhou, this title reminded me of a poem read by Huang Rong (82 edition of The Legend of the Condor Heroes by Weng Meiling): How can a beggar have two wives, and how can the neighbor get many chickens? At that time, there was still Emperor Zhou, so He Shi was talking about Wei Qi. ——I don't know if the author also moved the Legend of the Condor Heroes into the story of Wenzhao Gong for this reason.

I originally came here to vote for free starting coins, but after reading what the author wrote, the results were good but the results were not good, I just ordered them all. . . Yes, gone again

I've read about ten chapters, and it's really good and to my liking. I'll give it a monthly pass to support it.

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What a great title and more than two hundred chapters 🙂

I hope the author can write a time-traveling novel that is more detailed, has more dialogue and plot, has more world, has all the heroines, and the harem will grow. Don't rush through it like a running account, but also add emotional drama. It's very enjoyable to write tens of millions of words like this. The protagonist must have a kind heart, kill all the evil people, and be compassionate towards women. I have read a lot of astronomy, but nothing that suits my taste. Can Nancy write it well?

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