Great Han: I Help Emperor Wu Solve His Troubles

The author uses his own thinking combined with historical allusions to unfold the plot step by step, which is also unique. There is much potential to be achieved by combining Dongfang Shuozhi's wisdom with modern people's unconstrained ideas. But the author's experience is still too shallow and too petty. Dongfang Shuo used three thousand slips to arouse Liu Che's interest and win respect with his quick words. In the final analysis, Dongfang Shuo can only talk a lot but has no opinions of his own. Dongfang Shuo's talents are all added to knowledge and understanding and words. Comparing Dong Zhongshu, the biggest difference between them is that Dong's understanding adds to the overall situation. The internal troubles of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty were suppressed by Emperor Wu's father with the Rebellion of the Seven Kings, and externally there were evil leaders starting from Liu Bang. From history, we know that internal problems were completely eliminated by pushing grace, and leaders were taught how to behave by epic SSR. Confucianism, which had unified thoughts, stabilized the situation of successive wars. This is Liu Che's achievement. How to write these from Dongfang Shuo's perspective? First, it is imperative to unify the ideology, otherwise it will be difficult for SSR to last long without the support of public opinion from the bottom. Second, it is necessary to solve foreign aggression. A country under the rule of three generations of civilized people must awaken the will of the military. But what kind of ideological unification is used, how can the military's will not collapse, and how can it maintain the support of public opinion at the bottom for a long time? Having said this, let's look at what the Han Dynasty did in history. The Han Dynasty ruled the world with filial piety, but it will inevitably lead to the confrontation between the rights of relatives and the imperial power, but the advantage is that the unified ideological unity of the people has greater ability to withstand pressure, Dong Zhongshu Using the orthodoxy of the emperor and his ministers to support the emperor suppressed the soil of his relatives, giving the emperor a natural advantage in facing the Queen Mother. Emperor Wu used the family and the world to inspire the army's will to defend the country. So how does the protagonist support Emperor Wu's orthodoxy in suppressing his relatives, how does he confront Dong to make the bottom class more supportive of the war, and how does the army maintain its belief in protecting the family and the country? This is the biggest climax and hot spot of this book🤔

Brothers, don't read the new book issue. There are not many chapters. I beg you to read the last chapter!

It always feels a bit inexplicable and inconsistent. Maybe the author is too immersed in his own mind

Babies, I will try to write one more chapter even if I stay up all night. Please forgive me for my poor hand speed. I can only write more than 1,000 words in three hours. I will try my best to write. I hope you can follow up and vote! ! ! —I love you Guobaoer!

The protagonist is played by Liu Che to the point of wanting to die. If it is useful, he will be raised like a dog. If it is not useful, he will be kicked away. To be honest, this kind of protagonist who cannot control his own destiny, his life and death are only determined by other people's thoughts. No matter how good the article is, no matter how gorgeous the writing style is, I am not interested.

You, the Riddler, are riddle characters, so who are the riddle readers? Also, don't add some things that are fictitious in history, like the two apprentices of the protagonist. Why haven't we seen these two make a big difference in the history of nb?

The heart is higher than the sky and the life is thinner than the paper You are responsible and established. If you want to realize your ideals, you must either let Liu Che go the same way with you, but in history he can kill his son, so don't think about it, or rebel and support a son of the clan to become emperor The protagonist must be very awesome and smart. You are so smart that you can't see through what kind of person Emperor Wu of Han is?

I don't ask you to change a wife every year like Dongfang Shuo in history, but don't just have a single female protagonist. At first, you were told that you wanted to have a group of wives and concubines, but after a while, you said that this wife is very good and you still want to marry a concubine. After a while, Han Wu asked you what you wanted. You thought in your heart that you were not short of money and women had their own official positions. They had no desires or demands. It would be more for the author to give you an accurate letter.

Emmm, I came from another book circle. I clicked in to see the good reviews. I read it and talked about my feelings. First of all, I don't know much about Dongfang Shuo. In the first few chapters, the protagonist of this book looks more like a talkative guy to me than a so-called "wise sage"? Secondly, the overall reading is pretty good, and I can understand what the author wants to say in many places. However, there are more or less problems in many places. For example, when Liu Che talks to the protagonist, he says that he is a student and must "abide by the teacher's way." This is quite a problem here. The teacher's way should be that the teacher should abide by the teacher's way. There is also a big problem of typos. There are typos in quite a few places, such as "" (), "" (), "" (), etc. Generally speaking, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the plot arrangement and character creation. Moreover, the writing style is also good, and the subject matter is also very new, but many details deserve more scrutiny. Come on. P. S. My personal opinion is that the embarrassing claims in book circles are a bit exaggerated. It would be better with a good polish. Also, regarding the part about drinking tea at the beginning, tea in the Han Dynasty should be tea soup, which is probably tea leaves boiled with various condiments. It should be quite different from the fried tea we drink now? You shouldn't be holding it while smelling and tasting it (maybe it's a foreshadowing that you're going to make fried tea later?)

It's so well written that I fell deeply into it the first time I read it. I'm looking forward to it.