
I, Liu Bian, Refuse to Be a Puppet Emperor!
我,刘辩,不做少帝!
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Not having a system is not a bad point, but after time travel, I thought I couldn't stand filming anymore, so I said goodbye. Anyone with a little bit of brains should have ruled out the option of filming as soon as they saw that there was not even a camera. They were still blabbering a lot. Even if you guessed that your friend hired someone to prank you, it would be more reliable, but how hard would you have to sleep if they changed your clothes and moved you in your sleep? Even if you don't guess the time travel at the first time, you should feel that something is wrong and observe it first, right?
Dong Zhuo abolished and established the emperor, firstly to establish prestige, and a very important reason was because King Chenliu, also known as Emperor Xian, was raised by Empress Dowager Dong. Why Dong Cheng was able to hang out with Dong Zhuo was because his surname was Dong. The relatives of the Han Dynasty were a very important political force, and they were justified. This is the most important thing and everyone can accept it.
The more the author updates, the more people will read it. Don't leave a page in two days without anyone reading it.
Let me explain what everyone is talking about, why Liu Bian met Xun Yu, and everyone went to check Xun Yu's information. In 189, which is when this book begins, the 26-year-old Xun Yu was promoted to be a filial official and recognized as a "palace guard". So Liu Bian's meeting with Xun Yu is a historical necessity, not something I take for granted. About Zhang Liao, Zhang Liao was a subordinate of Ding Yuan, but he was sent to Luoyang by Ding Yuan to respond to He Jin's call. He was also accompanied by Zhang Yang, the later governor of Hedong. He Jin was in charge of the Luoyang Forbidden Army. Emperor Ling lived in Xiyuan and established the Xiyuan Army in order to restrict He Jin. Therefore, Zhang Liao was more likely to be among the three armies of Yulin, Huben, and the Northern Army, because later Lu Bu led the Bingzhou Army to surrender to Dong Zhuo, and Zhang Liao returned to the Bingzhou Army. As for the relationship between Zhang Liao and Lu Bu, one thing should be noted. Zhang Liao is a descendant of Nie Yi, and he is also a wealthy Yanmen family. Ding Yuan sent Zhang Liao and Zhang Yang to the capital instead of Lu Bu, which means that Zhang Liao's family background is higher than that of Lu Bu. Just compare it horizontally with Zhang Yang, the governor of Hedong. So even if Zhang Liao defected to Lu Bu, he would still have relatively independent military power in the Bingzhou Army. It can be seen behind the Baimen Tower that Zhang Liao did not die with Lu Bu, but defected to Cao Cao. Speaking of this, there is Gao Shun. Similarly, according to historical records, Gao Shun's appearance was after Lu Bu attacked Yanzhou, and Gao Shun's camp was also a relatively independent army. You must know that when Hao Meng rebelled, Lu Bu fled to Gao Shun's camp instead of Gao Shun who was sick to save him. The elite soldiers with names and surnames in the early Three Kingdoms were basically powerful private soldiers, such as Ju Yi's Xian Deng Ying and Gongsun Zan's White Horse Yi Cong. In addition, why did Lu Bu die in Baimen Tower? Zhang Miao and Chen Gong, the two people who supported Lu Bu in the early years but welcomed Lu Bu's betrayal of Cao Cao, died, but only Gao Shun died among the generals. Because Gao Shun is a wealthy family in Yanzhou. Bian Yi's incident made the Yanzhou wealthy people hate and fear Cao Cao. Zhang Miao, Chen Gong, and Gao Shun were all powerful noble families in Yanzhou. I'm going too far. I'm talking so much because I want to tell you that this book is more of a historical fact than a romance. So for those who don't understand anything and open their mouths to say what I think is too imaginary, go and read Romance of the Three Kingdoms first. Also, there is no system, and those who want to see the system will be disappointed. But since there is no system for opening my mouth to curse, I will curse back.
Author, when can updates be resumed?
Why do some people always like to write the first chapter as if they are crazy?
I came in after seeing the introduction, and withdrew when I saw the update. It's not interesting. It just reminds the author to remember to update.
It's well written. It hasn't been updated for a day. The author is \(`Δ')/The kids are waiting to read it.
This fucking prison country is so poisonous, it slipped away
I remember that in ancient times, calling someone by their name without shouting a word seemed like a curse.