Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Abdicated and Begged Me to Ascend the Throne.

How can a person from the old Liu family, who has a mean, unkind and ruthless nature engraved in his bones, be able to achieve Zen status?

Work-for-relief was not very practical in ancient times. Ordinary cities did not have much food reserves, so people would starve to death if there was a slight natural disaster. Some people said that it was transported elsewhere. In the ancient environment, if one could transport 100 kilograms to 50 kilograms, it would be very good. The cost was too high, and the Qin Dynasty had provided relief for work. Why was this policy not rolled out? It wasn't that the ancients were stupid, but that it was inappropriate for that era, and food production was too little. Natural disasters and man-made disasters can easily cause plagues. Generally, people affected by disasters are not allowed to run around in large numbers.

The prerequisite for working-for-relief is that the local government can come up with money and grain, and the foundation for working-for-relief is established. If the local government does not have the money to transport grain from other places, it is useless to use work-for-relief. Many historical writers start it with just a term, such as sheep eating people. They thought they had conquered the prairie savages and invented it. Jenny's textile machine changed the grassland from raising horses to raising sheep, which means sheep cannibalism. Other people's sheep cannibalism in Europe is to drive away the farmers on the land and turn the cultivated land into grassland. The farmers turn into refugees. This is what sheep cannibalism is. The prairie people will only get richer and richer with the half-hearted policies of many protagonists and increase their bargaining chips to go south.

In order to gain power, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty even killed his own son, Prince Liu Zhi, and even forced Queen Wei Zifu to death. Can you say that he has no feelings for his son and the queen? He has feelings, but not as much as his greed for power. Just such a person, you still expect him to delegate power and beg you, what are you thinking?

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, abdicated, how dare you think about it, you are afraid that you may not die quickly enough, and your own sons and grandsons will be killed, and you still abdicate.

Even if Ji Xuanyuan is resurrected, Liu Che will not be able to give in.

Does the author think that food-for-work is a modern invention? A history author should at least check the history books😂

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty even killed his sons for the throne. If his grandson hadn't been lucky and fast, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty would have almost died. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty would have almost lost his successor. The Western Han Dynasty ended early and went directly to the Eastern Han Dynasty. How could such a power-hungry person abdicate?

Will Liu Che, a guy with a cold nature, give in?

The title of your book is really interesting. A man like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who could kill his own prince and queen would become a Zen king?

Using work for relief is not a strange thing. Guan Zhong proposed it during the Spring and Autumn Period. Since then, various dynasties have learned from it to varying degrees. The difficulty of using work for relief lies not in the method, but in the means of production. In ancient times, when productivity was scarce, it was also difficult to transport materials. Without a material foundation, how could we get relief? The authors who write historical articles and regard this as a standard are all novices.

Chunchun's studio works: The classic protagonist is a prince who lives among the people The classic protagonist does not know his identity, but the emperor knows it The classic emperor wants to conceal the identity of the protagonist Although I haven't read this book much yet, I have already read this book.

Liu Che is a born emperor, and the imperial power is always supreme in his heart. Talk about abdication with him? How many lives🤣

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's Zen position is as ridiculous as Zhu Yuanzhang's acquiescence in your corruption😂

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abdicated? This title started to include paraquat?

No way! No way! Does anyone really think that the ancients didn't know how to use work as a means of relief?

Just from reading this introduction, you can tell that the author is a slut.

The more you write, the more outrageous you become. Do you expect a tractor that can only walk 20 yards to conquer the grassland? This is undoubtedly an act of seeking death. You can't catch up with the war horse when it runs. If you are out of sight for too long, you won't be able to find anyone. The light cavalry will follow you and prevent you from replenishing supplies. If you can't catch up with them at 20 yards, they will starve to death. The more I write, the more outrageous it becomes. It would be more reliable to turn these steels into swords and armors. My battery car can run 50 yards at the speed, and the charge of the war horse can reach more than 100 yards.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed his wife and son, and his quest for immortality was in vain. Do you think it was just a joke?

What is the identity of the protagonist? Liu Che begged him to ascend the throne.

I just saw it on the shelves and I have a question. Doesn't the main character even excrete it? It doesn't actually make paper. A modern person has no excuse. . . Can this be tolerated? Or is the protagonist actually the third brother next door? ? ?

Why would anyone be so stupid as to think that an emperor would give up his throne for the sake of, well, the suffering of the people? I would like to ask simply, are you willing to donate your family property to help AIDS patients you don't know at all? No one is willing, not even willing to give up some of their own property. Why do you think others will give up the power of the entire world?

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Can you make the prince more realistic? Is it going too far if you write like this? Apart from being kind, Liu Ju is quite good in other aspects.

To be honest, in my opinion, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is not a good person, or even a bad person. Of course, from the perspective of comparison, he is not particularly bad. In terms of merit, he is indeed good and meets the standard of a good emperor. But in terms of character, I am sorry. I have never seen a few bad people who are worse than Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Counting from a young age, he first married the queen and then licked his wife. He kept saying "Golden house hides beauty", but in the end it turns out that the golden house is still there, no matter how many people have changed, it is purely self-interested, as long as it is not good for him, not to mention his wife (such as Wei Zifu) and even his son can be killed because of rumors. Although it is true that many generals such as Huo Qubing have been sealed, Li Guang will still be stuck? During their tenure, most of the prime ministers were either dismissed from office or imprisoned and sentenced to death, and few escaped unscathed. He has done so many bad things, and even before his death, he issued a confession saying, "I was wrong and I apologized, so he is a good emperor?" What are you talking about? The ancient literati helped the people and future generations forgive him for bragging about his achievements. According to their understanding, I have already apologized, so my fault is gone? What's the difference between this and the shameless Japanese?

The poison has taken over, I'm boiling and I can't stand it

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave up power? I'll kill you ten times first while discussing this issue

Does the author think the ancients were fools? Is food-for-work so rare?

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty will cut you into pieces

This kind of historical novel is easy to collapse after writing. Natural disasters and humanities do not consider anything. The characters in the novel lack humanity and feel that they are just data one by one.