
Emperor Wu of Han's Most Powerful Minister
汉武第一权臣
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- Ongoing
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- 612k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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The favored ministers of relatives are more or less the same. Those who do not have military and political power are all fake ministers.
Don't do things that are unrealistic
It's not bad to be Huo Qubing's stepfather. It would be better to let Huo Qubing's mother give birth to more children for the protagonist. The Wei family has such good genes, there is no need to regret it. When the time comes when Huo Qubing can't get family affection from his biological father, he will take the initiative to take care of the protagonist and his mother's younger brothers and sisters. It is very likely that the two great gods Wei Qing and Huo Qubing will lead them together. These concubines of the Cao family don't have to worry about not having a marquis to take them. When the time comes, Han people will be everywhere waiting for Cao's family. The head wife can find a way to get a Hun princess and bring one or two tribes as dowry. When the Huns were defeated, translators and guides were trained.
To be honest, in the Han Dynasty, it was unlikely that powerful ministers would appear, because Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was suppressed by the Queen Mother Dou for many years in the early period. He was extremely thirsty for power and was mean and ungrateful. Whether it was towards his mother, his uncle, or even his queen, or even some capable ministers and officials, he appointed people based on their talents. As long as he had real talent and learning, he would dare to use it, but if he really found out, he would not help wipe his butt. For example, Ji An, Zhang Tang, Zhufu Yan. In order to prevent the son from growing up, he even forced Emperor Zhao's mother to death. There is even a saying that the Witch Gu Rebellion was caused by Liu Che's attempt to help the prince clean up his relatives' group and prevent Wei Zifu from intervening in politics after his death, but he went too far and killed the prince. However, during his reign, whether he abolished the prime minister or followed a series of political actions, he was centralizing power, both of which showed that he was a very powerful king who was extremely thirsty for power. It is impossible for such a king to have powerful ministers around him, because there is no breeding ground for the survival of powerful ministers.
I think it's probably possible for Huo Qubing to send 8,000 troops to Europe, but the logistics are absolutely impossible.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his twenties! He is suspicious by nature! You guys are here to be funny! Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty caused a big blow, so why don't you believe others?
Shocked, all four books in a row are eunuchs 🤐
The protagonist is a little brat, so why do so many people take him seriously? To cause trouble for him.
Sigh... About the introduction... Let me say one thing, it's not that Huo Qubing has penetrated Europe... But the protagonist said that Huo Qubing and 8,000 people are enough to penetrate Europe... To be honest... The context... Ugh...
I didn't dare to read it after watching the beginning, just like asking Wei Qing if he wants to be the protagonist's stepfather?