A Thousand-Year Clan Since the Shang Dynasty

Ji Zhaozhuyu is in front, which is quite a test of the author's writing skills!

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When I saw someone bragging about the Qin Dynasty, I laughed. Wasn't the Qin Dynasty cruel? Not cruel. The Qin Dynasty's tax revenue reached 70%. Even living was a luxury. The Qin Dynasty had a population of only 20 million but had a million-level corvee. On average, one person in twenty people served. Forget the Great Wall. What about the Six Kingdoms Palace Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum, which is called the eighth wonder? Then someone will say, Qin Shi Huang The corvee workers in the dynasty were paid, yes, they were paid, but let's not talk about whether the wages were enough. The corvee workers were not paid traveling expenses from their hometown to the infrastructure site. Do you want to know how difficult it was to travel in ancient times? Those who were responsible for the corvee went bankrupt on the road, and some people died directly on the road. Also, don't forget that Qin Shihuang stationed hundreds of thousands of troops in Vietnam. The recipients of corvee and military service could not be old, weak, women and children, right? All of them are young and strong! ! ! If the main labor force in the family leaves, women can go farming, but the productivity and production tools of the Qin Dynasty just make me laugh ^_^. It will go bankrupt and then a vicious cycle. I don't deny that Qin Shihuang is indeed a great emperor, otherwise he would not be able to maintain it. Living in such a high-pressure world, but if you want to say how much Qin Shihuang loved his people, there is no need to wash it off. He was unlucky to be reincarnated into the Qin Dynasty. He was a tyrant who gathered the power of the world to comfort him. He would not object to the fact that he was a tyrant, right? The nobles of the Six Kingdoms are useless. Don't forget that the first people to rebel were ordinary Guizhou leaders, princes, generals and ministers like Chen Sheng and Wu Guang. Wouldn't it be better to call them out to the nobles of the Six Kingdoms? No way? Also, will it be the nobles of the Six Kingdoms who finally win the world? I remember not Liu Bang, the old scoundrel? Although he is a pavilion chief, he is not a noble, right? I think you wish you were a noble and wanted to criticize others. I really don't understand what the nobles of the six kingdoms of the Qin Dynasty had to envy in history. Envying others to be killed and suppressed? The main line is gone, okay? You don't like the Qin Dynasty, you are just here Are you envious of Qin Shihuang's emperor's position and supreme authority, as well as his driving skills in suppressing the people and not overturning? Otherwise, you really love him? Don't be ridiculous, the people of the Qin Dynasty rebelled when they were full? Of course they rebelled when they were not full. So I don't understand what you like about the Qin Dynasty. Like corvee? Like military service? Like high taxes? Like not having enough to eat? Like tattoos on the face? Like having nose cut off? Like having kneecaps cut off? The overthrow of Qin Dynasty was not the choice of the nobles of the Six Kingdoms, but the world. The choice of the people. People in the world have always been ordinary people like you and me. The death of Qin Shihuang is a matter of joy. Everyone should set off firecrackers to celebrate. As for the Qin Dynasty, there is no need to be fascinated. You might as well choose the Tang Dynasty. It is not so malicious to ordinary people and it is also the peak of the era.

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I saw some people saying that the golden finger appeared too quickly... As for the protagonist's hellish start, without the golden finger, wouldn't he be promoted directly? Even if he managed to escape, he would still be hunted all the way? Are you willing to see this? 😅

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Why is this copywriting so familiar? Did you copy the book King Wu Conquers Zhou?

This kind of theme was okay in the early stage, but later on, in order to make way for famous historical figures, the protagonist camp began to be suppressed. The monarchs of Huaiguo were not stupid and cruel, and the mediocre ones just did nothing, but they did not act recklessly. The people's livelihood, economy, and military were never neglected. I don't understand how Wei's virtue can allow such a country to cede territory and seek peace.

The author is just copying history books. It has developed for hundreds of years. He keeps saying that culture is developing, technology is developing, and agriculture is developing. He keeps saying that the Huai Kingdom is very powerful. However, others can tie it with the Huai Kingdom after just ten years of development. But a military genius can't defeat it.

To be honest, in the end of this book, the author just wants to respect history and not respect history. I can't understand at all that Liu Yu dared to attack Luoyang when the emperor had not lost his moral character and lost his throne. With this move, he lost his righteousness. The author, with the arrogance of a superior, regarded the ancient people as sb. Ignorance ≠ sb, okay? To be honest, just one edict from the emperor could make him work in vain for more than ten years. There is also the so-called imperial court in the late Qian Dynasty that had no choice but to take over the place. I really can't imagine that this kind of thing could not happen when the people were still high in the sky and did not lose their morality or lose their hearts. If nothing else, the shit-stirring stick can do it, right? When a force captures a place and the imperial court is still there, you don't have to say it's yours. If the imperial court doesn't recognize it, you will definitely be doomed if you dare to stand out. There is no doubt that you will be doomed.