Han Family Achievements

How can I put it? It feels like it's a bit tied up for the sake of tying up the historical line. Is "the power in hand"? Ruzhi And many times his style is very confusing, and many of his characters are inconsistent with Do you think his writing is good? After fighting Yuan Shu for a long time, a lot of talents were not used, and the role of the spy agency was not very good. After a long time of reform, it was still there You said the writing was poor? Not necessarily. The author did a pretty good job of forcing many events in history to happen Let's wait until the novel is finished.

The writing is really good, the writing is quite good, but there are many people criticizing it in the comment area. If I were the author, I would delete all the negative comments in the comment area, which will affect the performance.

Come on

Original summary: The protagonist Liu Bian is a junior student in the history department. Due to an accident, he exchanges bodies with Liu Bian, the emperor of the late Han Dynasty. The protagonist returns with historical knowledge. When he opens his eyes, there is a battle for the throne. Being familiar with history, he made the most correct decision and became the emperor. Then he influenced the world's major events and worked hard for the unparalleled Han Dynasty. Work information: [Daily recommended books] [The achievements of the Han family] Book title: [The achievements of the Han family] Author: Dusk Changting Number of words: 16W (serial) Recommendation: 3 stars Mark Signed: History Machiavellian Reading: Full Order Current Reading Status Tweets: The protagonist Liu Bian is a college student in the Department of History. He is familiar with history for five thousand years. He traveled to the end of the Han Dynasty and became the emperor, hoping to revive the emperor's hegemony. Point 1: The protagonist is a modern man. He became the emperor of the Han Dynasty, but the imperial power fell by the wayside. Let's see how he fights wits and courage with various treacherous ministers and rebels. With the knowledge of history, he can directly obliterate these undeveloped rebel forces, such as Yuan Shao, the fourth generation and the three princes, Cao Cao, who holds the emperor to order the princes, and Liu Bei, who sells straw sandals. The ancestor always feels like playing Three Kingdoms. Point 2: Collection addiction. Liu Bian knew that this period was an era of competition among heroes. As the emperor, he used all kinds of tricks to harvest capable people and strangers. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial Reading"} {"Topi cId":"858522342837256192","TopicName":"Ancestor of the Five Poisons"} {"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"The Terminator of the Book Famine"}

How can you sleep at your age? Why don't you get up soon and update? You don't want the tickets anymore, right?

It is far from reaching the fairy grass, so don't praise it

There weren't many Xinxins in the first place, but they deliberately made themselves surrounded by enemies and put out fires everywhere. Those who play with fire will burn themselves. The fate of the pig horns is the same as that of the king's funeral.

I still don't understand the crusade against Yuan Shu, why Yuan Shao was released to lead the army to attack Yuan Shu. Isn't this just a disease? You destroyed the Yuan family, and you still want others to work for you without any complaints. The result of his self-reliance is certain. After destroying Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shao and Dong Zhuo gave me the feeling that they were deliberately following the laws of history and not letting them die too early, as if there would be nothing left to play. Once events did not go according to the trajectory expected by the emperor, he would be angry, and his previous strategizing mentality would also collapse.

Whether you need to be careful when writing about the Three Kingdoms can be understood from Zhao Ji and Wen Ji

I'm an old author. Why don't I check any information? The heroine Cai Wenji's real name is Cai Zhaoji. The Eastern Han Dynasty was not destroyed. Do I need to avoid Sima Zhao?

Are the protagonists preparing to become Yang Guang and Wang Mang? At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it has reached the point where it cannot be destroyed or established, but reform and elimination of aristocratic families should be carried out when their strength in all aspects has reached a certain level. When the protagonist's strength is still unstable, he directly lights the explosive barrel. If this is the end of Yang Guang and Wang Mang in reality,

In fact, according to the way the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is written, let me reiterate that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao has never had any intention of rebellion. At most, he wanted to be Huo Guang. In Cao Cao's later years, he may have had other ideas. Therefore, Cao Cao's performance in Xian Emperor's various manipulations was angry and disappointing. After all, Xian Emperor was eighteen times worse than Xuan Emperor, so he had an indulgent attitude toward Cao Pi!

It's extremely cold at high places. The people below follow what the top people do. If the protagonist has a large number of promiscuous female protagonists in his harem, then the people below will follow suit, whether they are nobles or commoners. Just like Confucius, whatever they did will be recorded and passed on to future generations, both good and bad. Because you stand in different positions, you have to think about the consequences every time you do something. Just like our founding fathers. Lead by example because he is a leader.

I don't know how the author wants to write it. Let's say that the protagonist has some strength. The whole map is in rebellion. Everyone wants to rebel. Let's say that he has no strength. The Forbidden Army has the military power in his hands, and he pretends to be a sect's second-fifth son to annihilate the second-fifth son. It looks like my head is in chaos

To use an idiom: resourceful and resourceful! You are verbose and think too much, and in the end it is all about making amends!

Brother, I'm writing an imaginary history. I'm not asking you to copy the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Who is the protagonist? You might as well just call it a supporting role in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

They only know how to play tricks and play tricks on others. Maybe not even Jiajing can compare.

First of all, there is the issue of the military system. If the Northern Army did not dismantle the Eighth School of Xiyuan, where would it come from? Secondly, even if half of the eight schools in Xiyuan fight, the entire Luoyang garrison will only have 10,000 people? Do you think the Han Dynasty fought through local conscription? Then there is the young emperor, Qin Shihuang, who cannot rule personally before he is 20 years old. How can a child of fourteen or fifteen years old write an imperial edict? What's going on? No logic

I completely don't understand what kind of courage and qualifications He Jin has to be tough. Emperors in history have always been coaxing, so I'll let you go.

According to me, the most effective way is to train the army to defend Luoyang and Chang'an, and then go on a killing spree to kill the powerful families in these two places from beginning to end, and divide the land among the local tyrants. If other places are willing to obey orders, they can do it, and if they don't, forget about it. Do you expect the reform to make the aristocratic families spit out the benefits they get? I think too much, it is absolutely impossible. If the reform can make people spit out the benefits, is there still a need for land reform? The Eastern Han Dynasty is hard to come back from, and any reform that does not involve massacres is nonsense, but rebellions will occur at the first order, and the Eastern Han Dynasty families are not ministers, but shareholders. Individually weak, they are strong together. Only by sticking to Luoyang Chang'an, abandoning other places, and stabilizing the basic market can the Han Dynasty be rejuvenated.

I have been a bookworm for more than ten years, and this author's writing is quite good.

In ancient times, you would definitely be beaten to death if you played tricks. The Art of War and other things you learned were ruined by others. If you use your hobby to challenge other people's careers, aren't you looking for trouble? After that, we can only play with people and rely on the system to promote the army. Isn't it just comparing one's own weaknesses with the strengths of others? You have to make the most of your strengths and avoid your weaknesses. If you do the opposite, you will not guarantee a loss. The correct solution is to build with peace of mind and push the troops to the side. Once you have a base, attack the local tyrants, divide the land and mobilize the peasant brothers, you are invincible. There are only a few gentry, and there are only a few common people, and they win the majority of the world's hearts. The gentry class slowly despairs and cannot find a way to turn the tables. They will add you. Don't take the backbone of scholars too high. Don't be too mythical about those advisers. They are just scum in the face of absolute strength. Zhuge Liang is so awesome, but he didn't climb down at Wuzhangyuan in the face of Wei's absolute strength.

Damn it, it's too poisonous. He's still a rebirth student of history. He Jin doesn't know anything about his character. The protagonist is not so brainless if he is a second-year junior high school student.

What are you writing about? Five thousand Ji Ling infantry can defeat 20,000 Gongsun Zan's army in one fell swoop, including those with white horses. Can you, the author, look at what you are writing? You can't write about fighting and you keep writing all day long.

Bull! Bull! Well written! Come on, author, please update soon!

It's a good book now and worth reading

I just said yesterday that the next step will not be the Three Heroes fighting Lu Bu. It really came out. I won't say anything more. I'm leaving.

Update quickly

Broken defense, I mean that my brother is from the Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties. In ancient times, "His Highness" specifically referred to the prince. In the Ming Dynasty, only vassal princes could be called "His Highness". Empress began to refer to concubines in the harem during the Song Dynasty. These misnomers alone are outrageous enough.

A book delayed by its title, worth reading