Why Don't You, the Emperor, Take the Zen Throne?

In fact, the fact that the Northern Qi Dynasty was stronger than the Northern Zhou Dynasty until its demise was simply because the top brass was too lazy. Zu Xiazi was talented but not moral. In the end, he saw that the ship of the Northern Qi Dynasty was about to sink. He wanted to make up for it but it was too late. The top brass of the Northern Qi Dynasty was already ruined. It turned out that Gao Cheng's children could be reused after traveling through time. Gao Cheng's sons were simply the few normal people in the Gao family. During the war between Northern Qi and Northern Zhou, it was Gao Cheng's children who desperately defended the country. Others were almost useless. Emperor Wu of Zhou did not expect to destroy the country in one battle.

"The Ruling Groups of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi" is written by Wang Yichen and is a book published by Wenjin Publishing House Co., Ltd. On October 1, 2006. The Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty (534~577) were two small dynasties whose territory was limited to North China. The period of Guozuo was only forty-four years, but it was a critical period for the transition from Xianbei to Sinicization. From the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty, the area was filled with conflicts: the social customs of sinicization, gentryization, private property, agriculture, and ethics were against the tribal customs of barbarism, anti-class, communist system, and semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral customs, resulting in the chaos of the six towns and the emergence of a new social type with continuous conflicts in the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi. However, the contradiction between Hu and Han was not the cause of the collapse of the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi, but an excuse for politicians to engage in power struggles. This book analyzes historical facts to prove... Author introduction: Wang Yichen, Ph. D., Institute of History, Chinese Culture University (1994). Currently, he is a full-time associate professor in the History Department of Chinese Culture University, a part-time associate professor at the Institute of History of Foguang University, a director of the 7th Chinese Tang Dynasty Society, and a director of the 43rd Chinese Historical Society. He once served as an adjunct associate professor in the Department of Social Science Education and Master's Program of National Hsinchu Normal University, an adjunct associate professor in the Institute of History of National Central University, and a full-time associate professor of history and director of the General Education Center of Chaoyang University of Science and Technology. There are currently more than ten journal articles on ancient Chinese history.

The protagonist always goes crazy for no apparent reason, and is also affected by the memory of the original owner from time to time. Please, you are not writing a fantasy novel. He died long ago, and your memories and experience in your previous life are not comparable to that of a 14-year-old prince.

Attention friends who keep books! ! !

The bag on Yang Jian's head is probably similar to this

At Qidian, someone has already written about Gao Huan, Gao Cheng, Gao Yang, Gao Yin, Gao Baibai, Gao Wei, Gao Changgong and Gao Changgong's son, and now someone is writing about Gao Yan. Come on!

Your idol is the First Emperor, so it would be really unlucky for the common people to have an emperor like you.

Don't make cement. Write about the historical struggle for hegemony. Don't write about the industrial revolution. It's better if the technology is a little bit not too transcendent. Once these are done, is it important to write about other things? The priorities are different.

I've seen the paid chapters, and then I realized that you wrote fantasy novels. Why aren't your fantasy novels labeled as fantasy? What do you put in historical novels? Do you think you're pretty cool?

Starting point, most of them write about the Han, Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties. Basically, there are many types of TV dramas. I remember when Ming Dynasty was aired, new books about the Ming Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties were still niche literature. I guess many people's names have never been heard of. If you don't want to know more about it, I have to go to Baidu to search haha

Cui Wei, Pu Pu, Li Xuanmiao, Dendrobium and Heye, Mu Huanghua, Lu Lingxuan, Zu Bodhisattva, good fellow, you are trying to emulate the snow.

So that everyone knows that the Northern Qi dynasty was quite chaotic and various class contradictions emerged one after another. There were also many contradictions within the same class, so some plots were unavoidable. Besides, the group of people at the top of the Northern Qi Dynasty did have some bad habits.

After watching it, I found that the pace is a bit slow and acceptable, but I feel that the protagonist has no temperament at all, just the temperament of a leader. If you don't have a domineering temperament, you can still make the people below you respect you. If you work with your subordinates, everyone can say a few words about the protagonist. Aren't they afraid that the protagonist will have the power to settle the score later?

Why do I feel that this protagonist is a bit weak and overly cruel? This kind of feeling just looks like those gangsters in TV series...

Why is it written so obscenely? It feels like any more details would be obscene.

I think the character Gao Yanzong is very lovable. Why don't the author create a character specifically?

There are a lot of poisonous points. At the beginning, I wrote that I had no feelings for the Queen Mother after traveling through time, and then there were all kinds of silent actions. I was stopped during the coup, slapped in the face during the celebration, and later let the emperor escape. I was still a licentious thing. Can't the emperor and the queen mother be imprisoned? You came from time travel and don't understand how powerful the harem can be? There is no intelligence department either. You have to rely on yourself. As a time traveler, you actually care about how the so-called history books write about you? I'm riding a horse, okay, even if you are not the kind of person who will care about the flood after I die, you still know that history is just a little girl who can be dressed up by others, right? Future generations will not only see whether you win or lose, but how big a territory you can conquer. Who will see you killing your brother and imprisoning your father? This is just a means. If you unify Europe and Asia, won't there still be people who criticize you even if you are a barbarian? Besides, you are a member of the Xianbei tribe in time travel, so why are you still reading this? ? ? I'm speechless, it's just water, water

I saw it next door and thought we were looking down on it. Here is another chapter, one per person in our comment section.

According to Xu Wenfan's research in the Qing Dynasty, there were 128 states, 289 counties, and 492 counties in the Northern Qi Dynasty. In November of the seventh year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty, 3 prefectures, 153 counties, 589 counties, 2 towns, and 26 garrisons were evacuated. By the end of Tianbao, after many adjustments, the "Tongdian Prefectures and Counties" still recorded 97 prefectures, 160 prefectures and 365 counties.