Raising the Bow at the End of Han Dynasty

The starting point was too low and he was extremely competitive with his father. Even Liu Bei was gradually recognized after continuing his genealogy and receiving the clothing and belt edict. Otherwise, do you think Zhuge would follow him? Playing.

If the protagonist casually releases modern things before he is strong enough to protect himself, he can easily be captured by powerful nobles and sliced ​​up for study. . Calculus is highly toxic. . .

Even with the calculus out, this book is extremely poisonous! Lao Bai couldn't stand it at all. . .

With such a background, it was difficult to even think of a career, and he could only work as a lackey for the princes of the wealthy families. In those days, he was talking about seed, and there was a huge difference between the noble seed and the common people.

In this era, you don't have a golden finger. To be honest, you are an ordinary person and you are the most lucky to survive. Don't think about hegemony and the like. Normally when I see this kind of historical text, I want to look for a golden finger. Without this thing, why would you want an ordinary person to travel back in time to the chaotic ancient times, and ask those historical masters to follow you to conquer the world with just a few words?

The character structure is broken, the plot does not make sense, and the progression is not smooth. Brother, you still need to study more.

The nobles of the Three Kingdoms are already very developed. There is no place for the common people. At least they need powerful people from poor families. Otherwise, who will care about you? Follow Liu Bang and destroy the nobles (gentry) all over the world. Use cursive characters and Arabic numerals to write Chinese, mathematics, and politics, and train your own subordinates. Otherwise, they will eventually be submerged and replaced by the nobles. Cao Wei was submerged and replaced by the nobles.

There are plots such as pig's trotters giving names to bandits, etc., Aren't you afraid that the bandits will turn around and destroy the protagonist's family?

In ancient times, classes were severely consolidated, but opportunities were not completely absent. For the poor and the head of Guizhou, it is the easiest and most dangerous to join the army and use military merit as a qualification for promotion. If he has made great achievements and his name and origin are known to the emperor, he will have a chance to be promoted. Because the aristocratic families control the promotion channels, the common people below are disgusted, and the emperor above also dislikes them. If the court is full of children from aristocratic families, what's the use of the emperor's words? Therefore, it is necessary for the descendants of the poor family to disrupt the situation, because the poor family does not have any political support in the court, so he can only listen to the emperor's words, and the end is usually not very good. With the disciples of the Wuhan clan disrupting the situation, the eunuchs were pushed out by the emperor to compete with those ministers for power. Moreover, the Han Dynasty is almost over. It can't advance in peacetime, and it can't advance in times of war. Isn't this war in vain? Of course, just take a look as a family.

As of now, the plot seems awkward. . .

It was impossible for people in the Northern and Southern Dynasties to rise to power. The path to advancement was completely blocked. If you wanted to rise to power, you would have to be from a poor family.

In such an era, if the protagonist is not given enough time to develop, then he must be given a cheat. It is not that he cannot survive without a cheat, but that without a cheat, the gap and development time cannot be shortened.

It's over, the more I look at it, the more I fall apart. It is simply the level of AI writing. . . What a bad street

😅 It's okay to write the protagonist as a small landowner. It would be good if the poor peasants can have enough to eat. At that time, no one could survive without being attached to the family.

The fonts in the Han Dynasty were different from today. And the protagonist really only wants to be a martial artist and has no ambition to make progress? If so, tell the author. I won't read it. I can understand if Zhou Yi can't understand it, but you can at least tell me to memorize it and ask for advice when I meet a famous teacher in the future. Rather than watching it again and again like the protagonist, just throwing it aside and looking at the big picture from a small perspective, what future can the protagonist have?

It's bland, and the writing is getting more and more failed. At this time, the protagonist should work hard to make money and develop, buy more fields, take in more tenant farmers, take in more orphans, teach them to read and read the law, cultivate his own team, make more heroic friends, and not only want to be famous in the county, but also be well-known in the county. . . Accumulate capital to prepare for war and put an end to the Yellow Turban Rebellion, thereby obtaining better development capital. Most of the princes in the late Han Dynasty started from the Yellow Turban. As a commoner, the protagonist must obtain an official status. Otherwise, in the atmosphere of the late Han Dynasty that focused on reputation, there would be no support from the so-called "celebrities". At the very least, someone would bet on getting a state and becoming a state pastor. And you must pay attention to your basic base. If you focus on aristocratic families, you will exploit serfs. If you take the civilian route, you will exploit aristocratic families and train your own grassroots staff.

To put it bluntly, the Three Kingdoms is a battle between nobles and powerful people. Cao, Yuan, Sun and others acted as spokespersons, and local powerful people "invested and joined". Even Liu Bei only made his fortune by getting married and "integrating into the circle". Liu Yan, Liu Biao, Liu Zhang were the tool men, He Dong, Lu and Li Guo were in power. They could not play with the nobles, and the grass on their graves was several meters deep. Ordinary people? Cangtian is dead and Huang Tiandang stood up and became their meritorious service and cannon fodder. The old and weak gathered in the fields and the young were recruited as soldiers, and they were even used as food rations when they massacred the city. In my opinion, the late Han Dynasty is actually a hell mode (Xiao Binghe, which time is not a river of blood), you either treat them as dogs, or kill them and start a new business, but most authors choose the simple mode, arrange a good identity of the "physical body", or the bastard's spirit is shaken, the advisers and generals bow to their heads... And then everything goes smoothly 😄

Ordinary people with flat heads have no status or strength. They pretend to be holy mothers and retreat.

Isn't it a poor family? Aren't you a commoner? The starting point is too low, who will help you play?