
The Great Yuan Chancellor
大元宰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 156k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I almost thought I went to the Yuan Dynasty to become prime minister, but you are also a Tuotuo? 😏😏
I hope the author won't do as much science popularization as the last book. Careful and rigorous data collection and science popularization are certainly good, but this is not the way to write novels. After all, most people read novels just for storytelling and entertainment. The author must have more experience in this regard. In addition, according to the introduction, this book is still about the early Han Dynasty. With the accumulation of the previous book, it is even easier to write this time. Finally, I wish this book a great success. 🤭
I don't like Chen Ziwen. I prefer the Emperor's and Hegemony's stories. I feel very unhappy when I think that the protagonist is working hard to make the country strong, but at the same time he has to carefully tolerate the emperor's suspicion, boasting and praising the feudal emperor's bad feet, and many of his achievements will be stolen by the emperor as a matter of course. And the most critical point. When you are a minister, your fate is completely in the hands of the emperor. If you accidentally make the other party unhappy, not only will your future be in doubt, but your life will also be in danger. Being a powerful minister can avoid this, but it will inevitably become a thorn in the side of the emperor, and even many royalist officials and ambitious officials, and will eventually lead to violent conflicts. It's simply an intractable knot. People in ancient times had the idea of loyalty to the emperor, and they might think that thunder, rain, and dew were all the kindness of the emperor, but modern people have no idea of loyalty to the emperor, so why should they seek abuse. In other words, I feel that the author is very similar to Yaoli. They are both good at writing imperial essays, but suddenly they started writing ministerial essays. As expected of someone who claims to be away from his fans. .
It's good to popularize science and write historical articles at the same time. At least you can read it with your mind. Unlike the historical articles written by a certain author, you can read them without thinking at all, and there is no logic at all!
"Yuan" means great, and "Great Yuan Zai" means supreme power and status.
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Damn, when I read this introduction, I thought the content was some boring shit. It turned out to be surprisingly good. I read 72 chapters in one day and it was quite good. The author's high-intensity interaction made me feel very close to him hhhhhh😚
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Emm author, it is so difficult to be a minister. If Zhang Juzheng and Zhuge Liang did not have the ability and status, one would be afraid of the emperor accidentally. I took a look at your last book and found that you were pretty good at writing about emperors, but you were quite bald when it came to writing about courtiers. Then there is the fact that your profile only describes the protagonist's martial arts, but what about Wenzhi? Being both civil and military is the way to go. Otherwise, if you can open up a large area of land but do not have the civil and military ability to manage it well and digest the dividends, doesn't that mean you have not conquered it?
This is the Han Dynasty. I thought it was the Three Kingdoms.
Emperor Hui's life span was too short. He died before he was 25 years old. All the investment in him was wasted.