The Third Reich of the Han Dynasty

The clan will not treat the common people as human beings. It is better to tell Xun Yu about the common people than to tell him about loyalty to the emperor. How can Liu Bei have so many people?

In history, Yuan Shu had a bad end even when he proclaimed himself emperor when the majesty of the Han Dynasty was completely destroyed. Dong Zhuo only dared to depose the emperor in the early stage and did not dare to proclaim himself emperor, so it is unrealistic for him to usurp the Han Dynasty now.

A person of Xun Yu's background pays attention to loyalty, filial piety and etiquette rather than common people. He would resist Cao Cao's usurpation of the Han Dynasty, but I didn't see him saying anything about Cao Cao's massacre of the city.

I'm speechless after reading the book review about He Jin's attempt to usurp the Han Dynasty. Where did He Jin's power come from? Do you really think that your status as a maternal relative comes from your own ability? Are all his subordinates confidants? Impressed by his ability and charisma? If you rebel in the morning, you will become a minority in the afternoon. Don't compare it to Wang Mang. How long did Wang Mang's invitation buy people's hearts?

Let me tell you what went wrong first. He Jin would not dare to usurp the throne no matter what. Even if he dared, he would not say it outright on the spot. Why? The Han Dynasty has not exhausted its power, and the world still recognizes the Han Dynasty. You, a relative, usurped the throne, and all the states in the world rebelled against two-thirds. Then the coalition forces eliminated the rebels. He Jin dared to admit that he wanted to rebel in front of the army. If nothing else, half of his army rebelled. I really thought it was easy to usurp the throne. In the Cao family, Cao Cao only dared to claim the throne and did not dare to usurp the throne. It was only after Cao Pi succeeded in usurping the throne that he had to give up the throne. If Cao Pi dared to do something dirty to Emperor Xian and proclaimed himself emperor directly, someone would rebel against him. A butcher general would not dare to say it on the spot even if he had no brains. Also, how retarded do you think Yang Xiu is? You really can't tell from such a simple situation that He Jin's rebellion is impossible to succeed. It also says that Yang Xiu advised his brother-in-law or brother-in-law to help He Jin?

My head hurts, what are you writing about? Although courage is commendable, isn't it nice to work hard...

This. . . Can't read. He Jin wanted to be emperor. . . What kind of emperor is he? What abilities does he have? What's your background? All his power comes from the emperor's relatives. He is the uncle of the country and the uncle of the current emperor. Isn't Huo Guang Niubi? Is General Dou awesome? Neither of these things are possible. As long as He Jin dares to usurp the throne, if he usurps the throne in the morning, he will have to get out in the afternoon. You said Dong and Ding, whose generals are these two? Not to mention, do you really think those princes surnamed Liu are dead? This is the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is no longer the Three Kingdoms that have experienced decades of war. At the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Pi could tell the little emperor to get out. It was decades of war, and the prince surnamed Liu no longer had any rights. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were a lot of princes surnamed Liu. The ancestors prohibited them from leaving their fiefdoms. But do you think He Jin usurped the throne? Will those princes use their banner to invade Chang'an directly?

We must first understand what common people are. Common people in ancient times are the same as common people today. In ancient times, nobles, rich families, and at least poor landlords and powerful people had surnames. Ordinary people were called grassroots.

I'm stupid. He Jin wants to change his position. Does the author not know the political core values ​​of the Eastern Han Dynasty?

It's obviously Han Dynasty, but when I looked around, I only saw a lot of terms used in the Qing Dynasty, such as slaves and adults. There is a word "Qin Wei Han Nuo". I hope the author pays attention to the choice of words and sentences, and I hope the work will get better and better.