Liu Xiang, the Most Powerful Person in the Han Dynasty

Liu Xiang

What I hate the most when reading historical articles is people like you. You can't fucking write anymore, so you just come up with a dream. Can you find a better reason? It's really not good to find this excuse too many times. I've read too much and it makes me feel a little nauseous.

The King of Qi was so powerful that even the princes and kings of Chen Ping and Zhou Bo were unwilling to establish a powerful emperor.

I hope to give the author more opinions. I am a novice historical writer. If there are any historical errors or improper writing style, I would like to correct them 😆😆

The scene between Empress Lu and Li Shiqi was so disgusting. Empress Lu actually became a licking dog and was rejected.

Author, don't give away your daughter. You are a modern person, not an ancient person. It's not that you can't stand this kind of situation, the key is that you've been fucked by others, and she didn't do anything particularly outrageous. This time, they are sent to tease others. This is no different from the ancient indigenous carnivores.

You can change the 9th department to Xiuyiwei. That 9th department is so exciting. The dean can also be called the dean.

To write history, an emperor must have beauties, skills, wars, struggles in the court, beauties in the harem, and battles between princes.

There are really not many books about the early Western Han Dynasty. The author's writing is very good, but not enough.

The author does have insufficient historical knowledge and his writing style is not good enough. If you have any opinions on the work, please leave a comment in the critic column of the book circle.

I want to know how the author plans to deal with the Lu family and several cousins ​​in general. I always feel that the hero group has gone too far. In the final analysis, Empress Lu has too few sons. Look at Wu Zetian, who is much more ruthless than Empress Lu. In the end, the throne is still in the hands of her sons. Isn't it just because her sons have gone through so much trouble? One, two and two more

Regarding the issue of whether Empress Lu should call herself Aijia or me, my readers are really controversial. Please share your opinions.

There have been relatively few novels written about the early Han Dynasty. Although the author is still a newcomer and his writing is not good enough, he has been able to persevere and write until now. He still spent a lot of effort. I hope the author can continue to persevere, write better and better, become bigger and stronger, and create greater glory.

And the author, please pay attention to your definition of whether the protagonist is a time traveler or a transmigration. Although it is more or less affected by that era, please don't forget your true heart. The starting point of the protagonist can be said to be a high-profile among time travellers. The more you do this, the more you must not forget your true heart. You go there to change, not to go with the flow of history and find the key. You can send your own women here and there, let alone get married? Doesn't this betray the fact that I wanted to change my psychology?

The author should write a book about the Tang Dynasty. Li Shouyi (son of Prince Zhanghuai Li Xian) turned against the odds and became emperor. He reformed the bad government and revived the Tang Dynasty, so that the Anshi Rebellion did not happen. The author should consider it.

The reign name was changed to Wude. It seems that the protagonist does not want the most suitable temple name + posthumous title of Emperor Taizong Wen.

After the protagonist becomes emperor, you may consider using the reign title Kangxi or Qianlong

It's a bit like that, but I feel like it's better not to let fictional characters take the main position.