Making a Name

You, a descendant of an aristocratic family (and you are still the same one), gave food or medicine to a commoner (Wang Hu), and even visited him personally when there was plague and famine. Under the circumstances at that time, even if Wang Hu was to be an important supporting role for you in the future, it felt like it was a bit much. And at that time, if the common people wanted to get ahead, they could only rely on the rich families. When the time comes, they can just use them when they become talented. (Not everyone can follow the path of Liu Bei.) Among the latest pictures, five or six are about him, right? ! It's too much. PS: Has the author underestimated the appeal and status of the Hongnong Yang family? Moreover, he is a world-famous person like the protagonist😒😒😒 (Personal opinion, please don't agree😜)

Brother Eggplant strongly recommends that you go back to writing basketball novels

The protagonist has appeared twice, the first time he killed the eunuch in the street. The second time you directly led the hungry people to attack the county magistrate, did you feel that you would not die and would not be punished? Can the author use your brain to write it well?

If you don't update it on time, I dare say the results will not be as good as the previous book. I don't ask you to update more every day. At the very least, you should publish it at a fixed time every day. How can readers keep up with the updates at irregular times?

Let's talk about the usage of "Lord"! ! ! The author did not do a good job. In ancient times, hierarchy was strict, and titles could not be used indiscriminately. First, during the Three Kingdoms period, the honorific titles were mainly inherited from the Han Dynasty. Officials who have jurisdiction over a county are usually called "Fu Jun", officials who have jurisdiction over a state are called "Shi Jun", and officials who have the power to open a government are called "Ming Gong". Secondly, after Liu Bei annexed Yizhou, his power spread across the two states of Jingyi and Jingzhou. His subordinates mixed the two honorific titles of "lord" and "minggong" together and came up with the title "lord". Throughout the Three Kingdoms (see the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms for information), the term "Lord" was reserved for Liu Bei and Liu Chan of the Shu Han Dynasty. So, when the protagonist is just a small Sima, you want people to call him "Lord"? Why, does he have big ears and hands that are longer than his knees, or does he have blood from the Liu family, or does he have the aura of wisdom or the aura of accepting servants?

Basketball was invented at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and those who were so good at it even became prime ministers. They were known as basketball prime ministers in history.

The protagonist is either seeking death or on the way to death. The key point is: strategy. Is "strategy" an insult?

The protagonist's fake death... Has been reported to the emperor. If the protagonist comes back from the dead, he will be guilty of deceiving the emperor. Although the author intends to play a trick, but... I really don't know how to describe this trick. I had endured it for a long time, not to mention that the protagonist who traveled through eight years was like a loser with no troops or horses. Even if he was a side branch, at least he was a wealthy family in his own county and had no servants. The horse was a gift from my in-laws. There are also two or three chapters of "Plague Lament" that just move their mouths, lamenting the carelessness of people, talking about the eunuchs, cholera, and chaos in the country. But how strong can the protagonist be? The second-largest man in the world from the Three Kingdoms was sighing hypocritically, while hungry people lay one after another beside the carriage. Even if the protagonist uses some basic medical knowledge of modern epidemic prevention, he can save at least a group of people! But the protagonist just watched, and then seriously planned what to do when he returned to Luoyang, and how to recruit Wang Xiu to make suggestions. Let's take a look at it from a reader's perspective! There are too many contradictions. But I still didn't say much, but the protagonist's fake death... I really couldn't stand it. If you cheat your death in front of important officials in the emperor's court, you are really not afraid of committing the crime of deceiving the emperor.

Damn it, it was cut suddenly? None of the Three Kingdoms-themed novels currently serialized have such serious research, so that's it? Can you just hold on a little longer?

The latest chapter is Entering the Palace, So I Entered the Palace?