Cultivating Zhenguan

In the Tang Dynasty, simply improving agricultural technology would kill people. . . . . Because landowners are not fools. If one person can cultivate ten acres of land, they will not employ two people. If there is no industry to absorb these people, that is social collapse. After all, land annexation is just the transformation of farmers into serfs. No matter how cruel the landlords are, the land must be cultivated by people. If there is no famine, we can always survive. Where will the farmers who inexplicably improve their technology and want to farm but have no land go? Don't talk about opening up wasteland. Without industrial technology, the development of swamps and jungles is a century-old cycle that requires lives to fill in.

Insert an eye here, raise it and then slaughter it

Bingdao Zhengfeng, come over and sign in, come on

Should the protagonist kill Wu Zhao? Won't you accept it? Many time-travelers are included in the harem even though they know they are a disaster. I am speechless.

The pressure on the protagonist is too harsh, and there is almost no enjoyment. Every time he does something, he is immediately followed by suspicion and suppression. Especially Fang Xuanling in this book, just like Li Tai who dug up the tombs of the eighteenth generation of the Fang family, he has to fight with Li Tai

To be honest, I booked the whole movie for 140, and I didn't see any really good moments. Especially in Fang Xuanling, I felt very depressed. This is what I think. With Fang Xuanling's approach, there will be trouble if Li Tai doesn't get rid of him once he takes over. Politicians will not completely take sides. Since Li Tai is very powerful, even if Li Chengqian is the eldest son, Fang Xuanling has no reason to forcefully target Li Tai like this. Especially Li Tai, who is very capable. He does this without leaving any bottom line. Once Li Tai takes over, who will die if he doesn't? Regardless of your ability, it's like a company. If you want to accept others' efforts to suppress you, will you fire them if you are in charge? Unless he has shares. And even if there are shares, it is easy to get rid of them, let alone the era of imperial power. If Li Tai really has the ability to rise to the top, there is no need for Fang Xuanling to suppress him desperately from the perspective of the country, leaving a line to meet each other, and it is not necessarily a disadvantage for Li Tai to rise to the top because he is so capable. As far as Confucianism is concerned, I still don't believe that Fang Xuanling believes in Confucianism, unless it is from the perspective of aristocratic families, but most of the aristocratic families have interests involved with Li Tai. How can they suppress Li Tai desperately? Moreover, Fang Xuanling really can't see how he can survive if Li Tai can take over. And it seems that Fang Xuanling doesn't have to stand by Li Chengqian, right? From the fact that I have been reading your book for so long, plus Fang Xuanling's historical status and Li Tai's ability, I don't see that Fang Xuanling needs to suppress Li Tai desperately. Not to mention the turmoil in the country, Li Shimin seemed to be miserable after the turmoil, and with Li Tai's ability, would the people hate him? Is the family interested in hating him? How is it possible. All in all, I think your Li Tai is miserable. It's hard enough to work hard, and there is a minister who is trying to suppress him. If Li Tai doesn't kill Fang Xuanling when he takes the throne, then I can only say that Li Tai is not worthy of being the emperor. Fang Xuanling, is there any reason not to leave a trace? Do you really think you are single? If I kill you and your family in a few years, even if I don't kill you, I will kick you out of the political circle. Will Fang Xuanling's family be able to live well by then?

The author is not in the old book either. He is posting and starting a new book.

Fuck, Chapter 450, Li Chengqian fucking rebelled, Li Shimin also said that Chengqian will not die, fuck, the author is forcing Li Chengqian to live, rebellion is the first-class crime in the feudal dynasty, no emperor would tolerate it, damn, the author actually wrote that he tolerated it, I am really convinced, look at the Qin Dynasty, during the Qin Shihuang period, if Fusu, Hu Hai, and Zhao Gao rebelled, look at Qin Shi Huang Will the emperor kill them? Look at Zhu Yuanzhang in the Ming Dynasty. If his son rebels, do you think he will be killed? Zhu Di's grandson directly killed all Zhu Di's sons, the King of Han, and let him live. The reward and punishment are unknown. Rebellion can survive, and your son can survive if he rebels. Then other people will be exterminated if they rebel. Double standards also depend on where they are. Unknown rewards and punishments are very serious.

I read a few chapters and I like it. Keep it. Kill Confucianism and sweep it into the garbage heap of history. History has proved that Confucianism is useless at all. In this era, there is no such thing as Han nationality, but Han people do. When they came to power, they changed it to Huaxia nationality. It is more formal and includes the three emperors and five emperors and other previous dynasties. The development of science and technology and martial arts go hand in hand.

I have no sense of empathy for the eight-year-old protagonist. He is engaged in politics and also manages people's livelihood. The sense of separation is too strong.