Hammer Han

🤭🤭, the introduction shocked me, it took off in Chapter 30 and exploded in Chapter 60. What if we get to Chapter 90 and be reborn with blood?

It is often seen in historical materials that certain historical figures bring their families with them when they appear, and sometimes their clans are mentioned, but very few of them leave their names in the history books. This article takes a look at the people with the Guan surname during the Three Kingdoms period. When I wrote about Guan Cheng before, I mentioned the people with the Guan surname during the Three Kingdoms period. I will add a list shortly: Guan Ning, Guan Miao miǎo, Guan Gong, Guan Renlù, Guan Xiaoguo, Guan Jirü, Guan Chen, Guan Tong, Guan Haihài, Guan Cheng, and Guan Du. I selected these characters because I noticed that most of them were from Qingzhou or had been active in Qingzhou, and also because they may be related. Guan Ning, Guan Miao and Guan Gong should be put together and said that Guan Ning was a native of Zhuxu, Beihai, Qingzhou. He was a well-known celebrity in the late Han Dynasty and was famous for his virtue and knowledge. Guan Ning, Hua Xin, and Bing bǐng were originally collectively called "Yilong". Guan Ning rejected the conquests of several generations of monarchs in Cao Wei, so they were also called "lonely gentlemen". Although Guan Ning's family was poor when he was young, Guan Ning was from a clan, and his brothers wanted to support him but he refused. "I lost my father at the age of sixteen, and Zhongbiao felt sorry for his loneliness and poverty. He refused to accept all the gifts from the Xian family, and said he was rich and sent them to his death." - "Three Kingdoms·Guan Ning's Biography" In the late Han Dynasty, there was a strong connection between the same clans, and rebellions across the entire clan were common in various places. At this time, they would be called "clan thieves", "zongbu", and "zongwu", such as those that Liu Biao exterminated after taking control of Jingzhou. Although Guan Ning had taken refuge in Liaodong, he did not lose contact with his fellow clan members after returning to his homeland. Guan Gong, a member of his clan, was his neighbor. Guan Gong was a prefect of Qingzhou, and Cheng Xi, the governor of Qingzhou, learned about Guan Ning's current situation through him. As for Guan Miao, he was the son of Guan Ning. He had a doctorate degree and was presumably a well-educated scholar. "Ning has tribesmen who are in charge of tribute and are state officials. They are neighbors with Ning, and their ministers often envoys to manage news." - "Three Kingdoms·Guan Ning Biography" Obviously Guan Ren was also a member of a clan, and he was famous for his skill with the sword. Looking at the dignitaries Guan Ren had friends with, there were many celebrities like He Yan and Zhong Yu. Among them, He Yan was disliked by him. Guan Tong was once the prefect of Donglai County, and he still followed the "Three Mutual Laws" of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The possibility that Guan Tong was from Donglai County can basically be ruled out, but there is still a possibility that he was from Qingzhou. Guan Cheng was a native of Donglai County. He gathered three thousand households to rebel in the late Han Dynasty. After being defeated by Cao Cao, he retreated to the island. It was Guan Cheng's ability to gather so many people to rebel. "Guan Cheng, a native of Changguang County, had more than 3,000 disciples, and he was a bandit." - "The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms·The Biography of He Kui" Guan Hai once led the Yellow Turbans to siege Beihai County. Guan Hai's native place is unknown, while Guan Ning is from Beihai County. The two have the same surname, but their actions are completely opposite. One makes the people uneasy, and the other educates the people. There is also Guan Du, who was sent to Liaodong by Sun Quan as an envoy, but there is no more information. By the way, during the period of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, there was also a regular attendant named Guan Ba. "Book of Jin·Du Yuzhuan" mentioned a Yamen general named Guan Ding. In fact, the one I saw the most was Guan Zhong... "Shi Rong was violent with the Yellow Turban bandits, and when he came out of Tundu Chang, he was surrounded by the thief Guan Hai" - "Three Kingdoms·Tai Shi Ci Biography"

When I saw Zuo Chengzu burning food and the protagonist actually asked his men to watch him not to die, I really couldn't accept it, but other places were okay.

I sincerely ask all readers to please give me a follow-up reading! This is a small building, and the Yellow Turban Army still needs a lot of talents:

It's well written and follows the path of the people.

The author structure is small, but this book is still good. At the beginning, I thought how could it be possible to get over 10,000 monthly subscriptions? This is still good. As it slowly accumulates popularity, it will get better and better. There are so many bad books now, so I can only maintain the quality. Are you afraid that it will not be good?

The author is quite good. He chose this time very cleverly.

I don't know what to say. The book is good and updates are not slow, but I still want to update it faster because it's not enough.

In any case, as a classical peasant rebel army, it must have its own agrarian program in the end. It is best to find a Confucian school that is in tune with itself when establishing a stable base. In a broad sense, Confucianism is not opposed to equalizing land. For example, Wang Mang is actually the sage emperor in Confucian legend. However, the full implementation of Confucian ideas will only lead to chaos in the world.

I hope the quality will continue to be maintained. The first fully ordered book is Jiuzi's Abnormal Three Kingdoms, and I hope you can be the second one.

Keep writing, a real man will be strong when he is strong

In fact, apart from not writing the beginning well, the rest of the writing is quite good... It's a pity that if you don't do some gimmicks these days, and if you don't have some showy operation at the beginning, no one will read it.

The book is actually quite good. I hope it will be updated soon. Reading the book too fast makes me unable to sleep.

I haven't read it yet. Is there any Shen Nong?

Good-looking, worth watching, love watching 🙂

Is that so?

You can't win if you just fight the war without writing theories.

Good book. But this introduction is too confusing

A typical imitation of "Becoming an Emperor from a Postman"! There are hammer bandits there too

If you write about the Three Kingdoms without war, who will read it?

It always felt weird while watching it, and I suddenly realized that the protagonist actually had the same last name as me.