The Great Han's First Marquis

In the first chapter, you are sixteen or seventeen years old. This is still the age you have traveled three years after traveling through time. If you were traveling through time, you would be thirteen years old. If traveling through soul, you have no memory of the original owner and do not know your place of origin.

I don't like watching historical protagonists whose starting point is too low now.

The author's new account? This writing style doesn't look like a newcomer's. Which old eunuch is this wearing a new vest? Please add more details

As long as you don't cheat and the article is solid, many people will read it.

The book is good. I watched the protagonist fight against the Huns and unite, and return to the Han Dynasty to try to turn the tide. If he has no merit, let's put it aside for now. Has no one seen the protagonist's vision and ability? And then start writing from the pavilion chief? It would be better to start from the beginning and work your way up. This is probably why most people saw this abandoned book, right?

I really don't understand why such a great book is not popular, why such a great author is not famous... On the contrary, it is those books that are clichéd and written by authors without any real talent or knowledge that are so popular!

How can a newbie be read if he doesn't insist on writing a few books? You see, the third young master of the Tang family, in the early days, his writing was bad and he talked a lot of nonsense, but he is slowly getting better. They are diligent, have many updates, are stable, and the plot is okay. Is this author confused with just this few words?

I feel that this author probably went to work after the epidemic was lifted and stopped writing books.

This has already gone up to Sanjiang, why are we still cutting it?

I went back to a chapter in the chapter and said that I forgot which chapter it was in. That brother probably meant the suppression of engineering (Baigong) in the Song Dynasty. That's roughly what it means. Regarding this point, I would like to state that the Song Dynasty did not suppress Baigong. On the contrary, the Song Dynasty was the dynasty that supported Baigong the most except Qin and Han Dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, several academies were set up under the Imperial College. I think most people have the impression that the Imperial College was a group of people who read the Four Books and Five Classics. It is true that the Imperial College did read the Four Books and Five Classics, but it does not mean that the Imperial College only studied the Four Books and the Five Classics. The division of labor under the Imperial College in the Song Dynasty was detailed. There were two main categories: the classics and the meaning of the affairs. The classics and the meaning are what you have in mind, and the administration was prepared for all kinds of work. In addition, students in the Song Dynasty also had to learn archery. They studied laws, scriptures, and strategies during the day, and archery skills in the morning and evening. In addition, the Song Dynasty also had an official reward system, that is, if you invented something, the state would reward you. Although the money was not much, it also represented an attitude of encouragement, not suppression as most people think. In addition, regarding the old man who said that dissections were not performed in the Song Dynasty, let me clarify. In modern times, ordinary people will not be dissected. The Song Dynasty dissected criminals, and it was also the Song Dynasty that banned anatomy and suppressed medicine as you said, and produced the most complete human anatomy diagram in the entire feudal era of China. The relatively complete human anatomy diagram in Europe would not be available until 1487. Finally, your suggestion that Confucian Neo-Confucianism suppresses all kinds of work is even more nonsense. It's even funny to hear it. Zhu Xi said directly and openly in his article that the study of hundreds of skills can also directly lead to the great road, and the road to sainthood maintains the classics and principles and the hundreds of skills. People directly put Baigong on the same level as Jingyi. Where did the suppression come from? In feudal history, only the Manchu and Qing dynasties suppressed Baigong, and the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties never suppressed them because military technology was so useful.