The Rise of the Han Emperor

I saw the author saying that although it doesn't necessarily have to be technological, wouldn't it be okay to optimize what we already have? Wasn't there gunpowder in the late Han Dynasty? The Han Dynasty even had bronze gears, so it was easy to make light industrial machinery. The basic conditions are just lacking guidance, such as steelmaking. Even if it is not too outrageous, it is not difficult to go further. It is completely possible at the current level. There is also agriculture, some agricultural equipment and methods can be promoted. Salt industry, such as more efficient salt-forming methods, even without the bells and whistles of refined salt, it is not difficult to increase salt production. When there is too much salt, large-scale pickled products will appear. In the construction industry, although some people have feelings for ancient buildings, isn't it better to combine more efficient materials with ancient buildings? Wouldn't it be good to build the city wall using local methods and cement? There are also baked bricks and the like. What is more important is to speed up the introduction, promotion and breeding of crops such as rice from the Huguang area. There is also the need to speed up the introduction and promotion of cotton, which was already planted in the southern border of the Han Dynasty then improve textile equipment and promote it. You can buy and sell wool with nomads to make wool textiles. This is very simple. If you don't know, you can watch the traditional practices of Tibetan compatriots. There seems to be videos online, or you can travel to Tibet and see. The Han Dynasty had no problem improving the status of craftsmen, including other industries, and it was not long before Confucianism was the sole focus. Reform the education method, promote the simplification and secularization of characters, etc. As the emperor, he directly worked with several great Confucian scholars to launch educational texts such as Hundred Family Surnames, Three Character Classic, etc., And listed all the text fonts of each era and provided the corresponding simplified characters as the original and reference books for promotion. Reform the printing industry. During this period, Confucianism was remarkable and had almost no stumbling blocks. Strengthen the promotion of magic numbers. Arabic numerals are really a good thing. Tung oil is promoted and cultivated on a large scale. Promote assembly line production. Archeology has found that Qin's ordnance was modular, so it is impossible for the Han Dynasty not to have it. After all, it is not almost completely inherited from generation to generation. Strengthen the assimilation of surrounding areas The shipping industry and fishery can all be optimized Large streams of grain or sugar cane can be developed in advance to increase sugar industry output optimization There are many more, which are completely achievable at the level of the time. The ancients were not stupider than modern people, it was just due to the era's cognition and experience The Han Dynasty can be said to be an era when it was easy to promote education. Confucianism liked to promote enlightenment at this time, and scholars at that time still had hope. Whenever it has anything to do with education, you bring Confucianism along with you. There is also the theory of national unification, locating the Huaxia people, erecting and promoting the theory of origin, and then assimilating the surrounding areas. It may be a bit extreme, but these methods were really a killer in the Han Dynasty. If you sort out the origins of inheritance, if there are only sporadic records now, you can just confirm it. It is not considered a random writing, it is just a matter of controversy.

The Ling Emperor was pulled into the palace by a cart. It's not that the prince didn't have an east palace and used the pavilion to show off his throne as the emperor. He had no team and no prestige. I really don't think the time traveler will be better than the Ling Emperor in history. Historically, Emperor Ling forged ten Zhongxing Swords when he first ascended the throne to express his ambition and gain the hearts of the poor clan members for prestige. He also raised his relatives to fight with the nobles in order to avoid ending up himself. Unfortunately, He Jin soon got involved with the nobles, and he could only reuse eunuchs. The purpose of using eunuchs to establish party bundles was to suppress the nobles, and at the same time, he established a school palace to break the official monopoly of the noble families. Unfortunately, the school was boycotted, and the poor people could not keep up, and they could only buy and sell officials. In essence, they took back the power of appointing and removing officials into their own hands. What's interesting is that the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out at this time, and the war broke out in most of the country. However, Emperor Ling abolished the Academy and untied the party, and the Yellow Turban Uprising was quickly put down... The posthumous title is also very interesting. Chaos is not harmful to the "spirit". Where did the chaos come from? It's because the emperor wants to take back the emperor's rights. What is non-destruction? Who is immune to natural disasters and man-made disasters? Or who was not harmed after the emperor wanted to take back his rights? The Ling Emperor's posthumous title can be regarded as the Skin Emperor. Who would judge him as Skin Emperor? Who is he fighting with?

Most authors have not yet understood the emperor's position and responsibilities, rights and obligations. I am still thinking and looking at problems from the perspective of an ordinary person. The leader of a country develops the population, how to develop it, and what things can be done to develop the population. Protect people's personal and property safety, live and work in peace and contentment, and live a happy life. National interests are not personal interests. From the perspective of national development, not personal development, how to develop national strength sustainably and without harm is a question worth thinking about. The scenery and the right to travel that people standing at the top of the pyramid see are unimaginable to those below and in the middle. Don't treat the ancients as idiots, don't belittle or belittle yourself, act like a person with normal thinking and logic, this is the best. The important thing is to first put the benefits out for people to see, so that people will gather together and firmly implement your decision. If one thing benefits the country, the people, and most people, the possibility of implementation will increase and the resistance will decrease accordingly. And when you must do something, you should consider and analyze the conditions that must be met first and then solve the problem step by step, so that the thing can be completed smoothly. For example, if you want to build a bicycle, the first problem you face is the material you want to make it from, what purpose you want to use, and the durability of the bicycle must have a standard. Then there is the difficulty of mass production, what problems must be solved, and the impact it will have on various industries after it is built, such as clothing styles, transportation methods, war marches, travel, etc. Everyone rushes to do anything that is beneficial. No one is willing to do anything that is not profitable.

Seeing that the queen is dead, there is only one comment: poisonous article

The previous writing is pretty good, but Chapter 43 is a big poison. You also told others that the Han Dynasty would perish in the future. Ancient people were superstitious. You yourself are the emperor. If you dreamed that the country would perish, what would the listeners think? (The reason why many people rebelled was because I dreamed something.) Chapter 48 and Chapter 49 are even more poisonous. For the sake of one Huang Zhong, he sent out all the newly recruited Jin Yiwei. He also wanted to follow him to have a look. He did a private visit incognito and brought 11 people with him. Are you not afraid of death? The Jinyiwei were not officially recognized by the Han Dynasty (no high-level officials knew about it), so they were used directly. 2,000 People were dispatched. Wouldn't the officials think they were bandits?

Either you just treat the queen to death in an understatement and it's over, or you don't recall what happened before you died. The emperor was responsible for it. The queen was killed in the palace. You are awesome. I feel poisonous, so I ran away.

Emperor Xian in the protagonist's writing is more useless than in history. According to this writing, if the protagonist dares to touch the ten regular attendants, he will be strangled to death by the eunuch on the bed that night. He took the people to Nanyang, but he didn't even stay in Luoyang, and he didn't know anything about the movements in the court. If you still want to revive the Han Dynasty, it would be good if you can save your own life.

The more you write, the more useless it becomes. Playing the emperor from the perspective of an ordinary person is normal and feels inconsistent. What the emperor fears most is the benevolence of women. What he fears most is affectation. In the end, you took it all. You kept procrastinating and thought you would play tricks. In fact, cutting the mess with a sharp knife is much better than this.

Can the author give me some details about the daily life of the harem? If the plot is tight at all times, it will easily cause fatigue. I also have a suggestion: don't explain too much. .

Now you are trying to arrange for the orphans of soldiers, now you are reorganizing the army and horses, now you are making inventions, traveling, and doing other things. Why do you feel like you haven't accomplished anything!

He actually killed the queen without the emperor's knowledge. Does the author think this is the last emperor? Emperor Han Ling still has power no matter what he does. This plot is so unrealistic.

Unless you personally depose or even kill the Queen Mother, the protagonist is a waste. The queen has not lost her moral character, and she can live another life without children. In the Han Dynasty, which ruled the world with filial piety, you probably didn't have the courage to abolish the legal mother, so you could only swallow your anger and find a scapegoat, and then coerce for hundreds of chapters. How many queens in history died inexplicably? Most of them were abolished by the emperor. I deliberately thought that the imperial power had declined during the reign of Emperor Ling. The previous emperor was given the posthumous name Huan. Does Qi Huangong know? At this time, there was no state animal husbandry, the local area was not developed, and the Qiang rebellion had just been quelled. The military strength of the Northern and Southern armies was much stronger than you imagined. After reading so many historical articles, I feel that there is no need to wait for them to be published, and I can just go to bed.

The end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was actually the same as the end of most dynasties. A wise king and capable ministers could only alleviate the problem but not cure it. Why couldn't it cure it? Quite simply, the scholar-bureaucrats themselves were the cause of the country's subjugation, and they were also the foundation of the country. Compared with the founding of the country, the population had increased several times, and there was really no land. If you want to develop the south, you have to contribute from aristocratic families. After all, even the country cannot afford the manpower and material resources. The cost of development is too different compared to annexing domestic land.

After reading twenty-one chapters, let's talk about my feelings. When you come through time travel, you should first ensure your own safety. It's okay to recruit Wang Yue, and it's also good to let Wang Yue recruit his subordinates to protect you, but other methods are not stupid. There are so many eunuch leaders who are all the emperor's lackeys. You can kill them by recruiting fierce men. Choose a time and recruit these eunuch leaders to your side. Wang Yue and his will swarm them all and kill them all. The eunuchs are all driven by interests to stand together. Without the snakeheads, it will be a mess. It can be calmed down easily. Then, by promoting other eunuchs and cleaning the palace, you can control the palace to ensure safety. Recruit General Duan and control the army, and everything will be settled. In the court, the emperor, who controls the palace and the army, can take action slowly. But what did the protagonist do? I have been forcing myself to do nothing, and I have not done anything. It is all about my own psychological lust. I don't know how to use existing advantages to control the overall situation. Do you know how Kangxi captured Obei? But who is Obai? All the soldiers and horses in the world belong to him, and all the people in the court belong to him. That's all. As long as Oboi is captured by Kangxi, the subsequent suppression of the rebellion should not be too simple. What did the protagonist do? The whole idiot who doesn't understand anything is feeling good about himself. Stupid

1. Liu Xiu, Queen Yin Lihua. The family that controls the imperial power: the Lao Yin family. Reason: The Lao Yin family abolished the queen and established the prince, took the lead in the rebellion, and finally forced Liu Xiu to compromise. 2. Liu Zhuang, Queen Ma. The family that controls the imperial power: the Lao Yin family. Reason: Yin Lihua is the Queen Mother, and Liu Zhuang is the emperor supported by the Lao Yin family. 3. Liu Jin, Queen Dou. The family that controls imperial power: the Ma Yuan family. Reason: Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty honored his direct mother Ma as the empress dowager. He ascended the throne at the age of 19 and died at the age of 31. She also married a member of the Zhongliang family from six major families and was posthumously named queen. The concubines in the harem are basically members of the six major families. 4. Liu Zhao, Queen Deng, Queen Yin. The families that controlled the imperial power: the Dou Rong family in the early period, the Lao Yin family and the Deng Yu family in the later period. Reason: Emperor He of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne at the age of 9, and Empress Dowager Dou supervised the affairs behind the curtain. When he killed Queen Mother Dou at the age of 13, think about who could help him. This was done with the help of his wife's family, the Lao Yin family and the Deng family. Died at the age of 28. And his Queen Yin and Queen Deng are still real relatives. Queen Yin, she is the great-granddaughter of Yin Lihua's brother Yin Shi. Empress Deng, Deng Sui, is the granddaughter of Grand Tutor Deng Yu. Her mother, Yin Shi, is the daughter of Yin Lihua's cousin. 5. Liu Long, the little baby, is only one year old and has no queen.

There's a reason why this book didn't do well! Actually, this book looked good at first, but I saw that the protagonist knew that the witchcraft disaster was framed by someone and did not clarify it, which indirectly led to the death of Queen Song. In the chapter, it also said, "This is what the outline says. Even if she doesn't die now, a queen without heirs will die in the future..." How could the protagonist not be able to save her if he has the ability? Even if it really cannot be saved in reality, the online novel is not reality. If it is based on reality, how did the protagonist travel through time? From here on, no matter how good the writing behind this book is, I will never look at it again, nor will I read this author's book again.

It's really frustrating and sad. Such a good queen is allowed to die. As long as she is here, there will be no hatred and no queen. Not being favored is a natural and legitimate reason. You can rest assured to favor other harems. If you really want to have a queen, you must be pampered enough in the future. It will be uncomfortable to be vain and submissive.

I feel that if the protagonist really traveled through time, he would probably not live as long as the original history. He has no solutions to his surroundings, and he does not know when he will live or die. There are many emperors with great ambitions, but there are only a few who have succeeded. They have no control over where they live, and they are looking for death.

Since ancient times, ministers have liked to monitor the emperor's actions. If you don't clean up the surrounding area first, there is no way to cover up your whereabouts and what you do. Everyone is smart. Whatever you do, everyone will think about the purpose. You think you are gathering strength silently, but in fact everyone knows. There are also five schools of the Northern Army. Abolish all those who don't listen to you, no matter high, middle or low, as well as the old or weak, and then update the ordnance. It will be very awesome. As a powerful emperor, you must know what military power the country has, otherwise it will be too weak. The strength of our country and the effectiveness of its governance all depend on force. Your economy, military, education, and national policies should at least be clear, and write more about your efforts in these areas. You start from a small place, but just telling the truth in a small way is of no use. The ruler of a country can't even implement the country's policies, so it's almost time to die.

If I were to travel back in time and become Liu Hong 8 years ago, I would definitely work hard to fight against the Yuan family and the Yang family, who have been the three princes for many generations. I want to revive the Han Dynasty and create a foundation that will not be easy for thousands of generations. No matter what, it will not be easy for every generation. Now, if I travel back in time, I only have one thought, "Pass the ball to Kobe." I want to stabilize the court first, take good care of myself, and try to weaken the strength of the Sangong family. Then, Kong Ming, my Kong Ming, when will you grow up, come and help me! ! !

Please excuse me for your rational thinking in my previous post and think about it carefully. Posting a long review means you really like the book written by the author. And this is an idea based on '(The author said 'it won't be too technological')'. These ideas are not advanced or technological. They were all things that were actually available at the time, or things that could be manufactured. I checked the information based on my experience in the countryside and carefully. People in ancient times were really not stupid, they just lacked knowledge. You can draw inferences about other cases with just a little bit of guidance. Don't use ignorance to challenge the ancient people's eating skills And the implementation process is not difficult. There is no need to write in detail at all. You can just write about doubling the population when the protagonist is about forty years old, because as long as you promote it, the population survival rate will inevitably increase. Some brothers who have farmed in rural areas or have seen it must know that ordinary people will take the initiative to spread better seeds and agricultural tools themselves. Some brothers who have seen cotton and other agricultural tools know that these do not require any industrial level. Trouble those young gentlemen who have never touched the world, don't be paralyzed, unable to say one, two, three, or just say, 'This won't work, that's impossible' and other rubbish words. I also didn't ask the author to write according to what I said. Don't think I'm interfering with the author. I didn't take any money, nor did I brag about the book, nor did I blacklist it. Don't be bitter and bitter with me. Rational thinking, rational discussion.

The writing is good. I haven't read a historical article in a long time since I wrote about the completely unfamiliar New Dynasty in July.

It's very well written and I'll definitely order it all!

Update soon, the writing so far is really good. Unlike those written by Xia Ba, the emperor is timid, has a villain mentality, blindly relies on the so-called loyal and capable ministers, and completely loses his subjective initiative, which is far-fetched. Or he looks like an old man named Tianji, who is self-righteous and resorts to unspeakable tricks and thinks he has a plan. In fact, he is just a fool, treating himself, readers and historical figures as idiots.

The writing is not very organized, but not enough to read. Looking forward to updates.

I sorted out the characters named Xuan in "Three Kingdoms" and "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" and made a list: Xuanlong, Xuanfan fán, Xuanjing, Xuanbao, Xuanfeng. The surname "Xuan" is also quite rare. A little further back in time, there were people from Xuan Bingguan to Sili Xiaowei, but I don't know who his descendants are. "Zhuge Dan created a violent chaos. The chief secretary Xuanlong and the governor Qin Jie upheld integrity and upheld justice. They insisted on fighting when things happened, and were killed by Dan. The so-called people who were extremely close to each other were killed by him." - "Three Kingdoms Gaogui Xiang Gongji" [Xuanlong, Cao Fangshi He and Qin Jie were both subordinates of Zhuge Dan. They disagreed with Zhuge Dan during the Three Rebellions in Huainan, and were executed by Zhuge Dan. Jiang Ban and Jiao Yi also had similar deeds, but they were not considered loyal people] In the winter, the emperor returned to Luoyang in the east, and Jue and Si caught up to Caoyang, plundered the military trains, and killed Luxun Deng Yuan, Tingwei Xuanfan, Shaofu Tianbang and dozens of others." - "Book of the Later Han·Five Elements Chronicles" Zhuo once used his hand to depose Situ Yang Biao. At that time, Xuanfan had already been promoted to Sili Xiaowei. He wrote to the court that when disasters occurred in the world, it was customary for officials at the three-gong level to take the blame for natural and man-made disasters. Yang Biao was dismissed from office because of this. Many courtiers died in the Li Guo Rebellion. Among the important officials who died in the war at that time was Xuanfan] "Sikong Xuanfeng was exempted, and Changle Weiwei Wang Chang was Sikong" - "Book of the Later Han·Lingdi Ji" [Xuanfeng, this person was during the period of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty Liu Zhi He was already Guang Luxun, and he was moved to Sikong during the period of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty. He was removed from office during the period of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty Liu Hong. The "Book of the Later Han·Huan Di Ji" also records that he was from Runan] "Tian Lin, Zhang Yin, Liu Biao, Xue Yu, Wang Fang, Liu Zhi, Xuan Jing, Gong Xu Gong is the "Eight Gu"" - "Book of the Later Han·Dang Guo Biography" [Xuanjing, under the trend of celebrities in the Eastern Han Dynasty flaunting each other, he was listed as one of the "Eight Gu", but he did not appear in the group of "Eight Gu" such as Guo Tai and Fan Pang, which is also the only record of him ] "Zhu Kai, Tian Pan, Shudan, Xue Dun, Song Bu, Tang Long, Ying Zi, and Xuan Bao are the "Eight Jis"" - "Book of the Later Han·Dang Guo Biography" [Xuan Bao is similar to Xuan Jing, except that he is listed in the "Eight Jis", and there is no relevant record]

The late Han Dynasty encountered the Little Ice Age, and the people suffered from drought, plague, and locust plagues.

Didn't you realize that this queen might not have been killed by the Queen Mother and Wang Fu?

Work hard, I still have two monthly passes

This book is really good, I love reading it, I really do!