
Liu Bei Was Reborn as Emperor Ling of Han Dynasty
刘备重生汉灵帝
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Liu Hong tests Emperor Zhaolie
Dear Sir, since I ascended the throne, I have governed the world, made peace for the common people at home, and cared for the barbarians and people outside. I have been as bright as the sun and as bright as the moon. I have inherited it from my ancestors and passed it down to my descendants. I am honored by you all over the world. I am grateful to everyone in the vast universe! However, there are unforeseen circumstances, and there are young people in the world. Because my prince is not able to take charge of the affairs, and is unable to control the country, the traitor Dong Zhuo comes to the capital, deposes and kills my prince, coerces my youngest son, calls himself the grand master, and cholera affects the country. Every time I think about this, I feel extremely sad! Later generations will say that I sold my official position and won the title, was banned from the party and was implicated, did not participate in government affairs, and eventually ended up in the Yellow Turban. How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan? My plan was to eliminate the evils of all ages in one place, but I was destroyed by Huangfu Zhu Cao and his ilk. It is already the end of the year, and I am powerless to return to heaven! I, the descendants of the Liu family, should carry swords and horses for the troubled times, and bring order to the world! I am very relieved now that you have the legacy of our great ancestor and should be the master of our Han family! Let me ask you, when I was in power, how much did the official titles cost? How much does it cost? What is the profit? What is the expenditure? Why do people who buy official positions and bribes not die for me and the country to repay the emperor's kindness to the country? This cannot be tolerated by heaven. The Han Dynasty was destroyed not by Cao Cao's thieves, but by disloyal ministers! This is a great rebellion. The Han family perished not because of God's will, but because of their unworthy descendants! Alas, my heart aches so deeply! Liu Shizi Bei, your power can save the world!
I ordered them all. I read a hundred unreleased chapters in one night. I just saw the released chapters now. They are well written and very interesting.
I checked some information and found that Diao Chan was not in the history. In the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, she was a maid of Dong Zhuo who had an affair with Lu Bu. In the operas of the Yuan Dynasty, some characters were enriched. She was named Ren Hongchang, which means a singer from any place. She was also called Dachuan or Dachan. Later, according to the The homophony developed into the more elegant name Diao Chan, which was finally perfected in the novel. As for the name of a female official and the name of a hat, it should have been attached to it by later literati. After all, there was no record at the time, and it was not introduced in the novel. This is related in sequence.
You said that Liu Bei's administrative ability aside, I don't understand that Liu Bei is a bit too frivolous towards women. He is not at all like a man who has lived for more than 50 years, nor does he have the demeanor of a man who has been an emperor. The first reaction of a man who has not successfully revived the Han Dynasty should be observation, but he should not appear superficial and without depth. A man who can persuade assassins, you should know what I mean. I think Liu Bei here is not someone who keeps failing and never gives up.
I'm really convinced. A bunch of people in this book circle are still washing the Han Ling Emperor. He's very capable. It's really a show.
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After seeing today's latest chapter, I would like to write a comment based on my personal feelings. Recently, Qidian seems to have started a trend of ancient times. For example, the people of the Three Kingdoms traveled through the Water Margin, the people of the Three Kingdoms traveled through the early Southern Song Dynasty, Li Shimin traveled through Shu Han, Liu Bang traveled through Zhao Gou, etc. Personally, I prefer to watch this kind of time travel by ancient people. Modern people's time travel is not bad, but it always feels like role-playing or playing games. Maybe other readers prefer this sense of substitution, but what I want to see more is "other people's stories" rather than "the story of someone I play." So when I saw the title of this book, I clicked on it and read it. Seeing it now, I feel that it is not the case. Specifically, after Liu Bei died, he was reborn as Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. This is different from other ancient times. In other ancient times, the original person traveled to another era, and all his original social relationships, including relatives, friends, opponents, enemies, etc., No longer exist. So there is no sense of incompatibility at all in using your own abilities to start a new beginning, but that's not the case here. Liu Bei passed away with great regret: the tragic death of his two closest brothers, the loss of all the elite troops and second-generation generals, and the hope of reviving the Han Dynasty became extremely slim. When he was reborn before everything started and could save everything, his emotions must have been intense. Even if Liu Bei is emotionless and emotionless, but the author uses Liu Bei's perspective, readers should be able to feel Liu Bei's mood from the author's words. However, I didn't feel it at all from the article. As far as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are concerned, their meaning to Liu Bei should be completely different from that of others. However, in this book, I feel that Liu Bei's attitude towards them is no different from that towards Zhang Liao and others. There is also the young Liu Bei. It should not be obvious that the old Liu Bei has been replaced. After all, the one who knows him best is himself. To take a step back, even if you can't tell it, after hearing that he was "out of his mind", he didn't react at all and take corresponding countermeasures, but let him continue to be "out of his mind" like this. This is too abnormal. It was as if the person who traveled through time was not Liu Bei, but an NPC who had obtained Liu Bei's memory, traveled back through time and became Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and then received a task called "Reviving the Han Dynasty". He was mechanically completing one mission after another. Then the same goes for other characters, most of them are like robots with various settings and do not "live". The only one who made me feel a little "alive" was Jian Meiren, but how should I put it, she felt like she had traveled through time from a martial arts novel, not like a character in a historical novel, nor like an emperor's concubine.
Is this Liu Bei the one reincarnated in Baidi City? Why do you feel that you are no different from an ordinary modern time-traveler, just confused and thinking wildly, not understanding anything and not being able to do anything?
Damn it, tj twenty books, what kind of god are you 🙂
The writing is quite interesting, and so far they are quite humorous. There is no bitterness or hatred, and the protagonists and supporting characters always make people laugh and cry. The characters' temperaments, terrain, and situation deductions described in the book are also quite sophisticated. I see some people say that women are poisonous, but in novels, they definitely need to be artistically processed. Finally, I hope Jian Meiren doesn't die QAQ
As for whether Cao Cao wanted to usurp the throne, the situation at that time was that since the establishment of the Qin Empire, there was only one case of usurping the throne, and that was Wang Mang usurping the Han Dynasty. As a result, the whole world jointly crusaded, and the power lasted only fifteen years. In the end, Cao Cao did not go to the step of usurping the Han Dynasty. He should have considered it. After Cao Pi and Sima, there were many usurpers. Everyone seemed to be used to it, but it was not the norm at that time.
After reading the author's novel, I had an idea. What would happen if Emperor Ling chose Liu Bei as emperor?
20 Books, scared. . . 😱
Liu Bei is still here after rebirth. Let's just make you the crown prince in your previous life. If you die, the throne will still be yours 😁
Don't look down on Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. If the country has problems, it cannot be accumulated by an emperor. If he accepts his fate, he can become a Confucian wise king and praise his virtues. Selling one's official position is a sign of being prepared to make a difference
Just ask a question: Emperor Ling was born in 157, and Liu Bei was born in 161. You are only 4 years older than Liu Bei. The problem is that you have become the Spirit Emperor here, so how do you arrange it for Liu Bei, a young man in his 20s? Do I control myself? ! ! ! I beg the author to spoil this point. Otherwise I would always be thinking about this
Is this trying to hack Liu Bei? I can't handle anything, I feel so incompetent.
The author said it was based on historical facts, but in the end, he mentioned Diao Chan at the beginning. First, Diao Chan is not a name, and second, Diao Chan is a fiction.
This book is quite interesting and the writing is good. Don't make it the 21st book.
Liu Hong is also a capable person.
I feel that the complete version of Liu Bei is not necessarily better than the complete version of Ling Emperor. Ling Emperor never gave up his power until his death, and Ling Emperor cultivated quite a lot of talents himself.
In addition to Hua Tuo, Zhang Zhongjing should also call, and more people should be called, such as Dian Wei, to fight in the city. Dian Wei is good at foot combat, can exert full combat power, and is easy to subdue. After the end, call Xun Yu, Xun You and others into the palace, and then Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao also enter the palace. Sun Jian and his son, and Cao Cao, as long as they don't have these counselors, there will be no threat even if they want to rebel.
Zhuge Liang is online. I feel that Zhuge Liang is the most difficult to write about among historical figures.
For the price of a cup of milk tea, it's all booked.
You pick up a letter on the roadside. When you open it, it says: My name is Wu Dalang. When you open this letter, I have become an emperor. Although I didn't want to drink the soup Jinlian gave me, I drank it in the end because I used my resentment of bleeding from all seven orifices to open a door to ten years ago! I used this advantage to successfully rebel and became the emperor. I gained the world, but lost the golden lotus. What's the point of my life? No matter who you are, if you pick up this letter, please travel through time to make up for my regrets! Bullshit! Wu Dalang is the emperor. You threw the envelope aside. As a result, the envelope automatically flew into your hand again. After opening it, a line of text is displayed: My name is Ximen Qing. When you read this letter, I have become an emperor. Although I didn't want to go to the Lion Tower, I went anyway. I used the resentment of my death to open a door to twenty years ago. Using this advantage, I successfully rebelled and became the emperor. I gained the world, but lost the Golden Lotus. What's the point of my life? No matter who you are, if you pick up this letter, please travel through time to make up for my regrets. Holy shit, it's a little weird, you still can't believe it and you threw the envelope aside. The envelope flies back into your hand. It says: My name is Wu Song, and when you read this letter, I will have become the emperor. Although I didn't want to go against Fang La, I still went. I used the pain of my broken arm to open a door to thirty years ago, and I used this advantage to become the emperor. I gained the world, but lost the golden lotus. What's the point of my life? No matter who you are, if you pick up this letter, please travel through time and make up for my regrets. Hey, is this true? Am I the next person destined to be destined? You agreed to the envelope request. Another line of words appeared on the envelope: My name is Pan Jinlian. When you see this secret edict, I will be dead, but someone finally comes to accompany me... ... Now, another portal to "Water Margin of Destiny" has appeared. Readers, do you want to come and take a look? …………I am occupying valuable space for publicity. I wish the author more than 10,000 updates per day, thank you.
Why haven't you updated yet? What are you doing?
I found out that the book I was following was by the same author, so I had to comment. After recently picking up the Three Kingdoms theme again, I found this book to be the most interesting and I read it with gusto. It seemed like it lasted more than a day? I've almost finished reading it. The ideas are very interesting, and there are no cheats on time travellers. I don't like some details but it doesn't matter. The harem part is super interesting. I couldn't help but laugh when I saw the plot of "Returning My Flying General", and also lamented Liu Bei's chivalrous spirit in the style of his great ancestor. The rebellious son Cao Ang, the capable minister Cao Cao, and the gui Lv Bu are all talents. Recommended to friends, they also found it very interesting and enjoyable. The later part of the story is indeed a tail end. After all, after the game is broken, it is a snowballing process. Many enemies even strengthen and weaken their own side. They hold the rich lands of the three capitals of the Eastern Han Dynasty (Wanluo and Chang'an are difficult to comment on). They have garrisoned the fields and a group of famous generals. It is still the orthodox center. It is too lenient for Shuangyuan to be able to play for so long. The most pity is that there were too few personal expeditions in the later period, and the perspective was not from Liu Bei's, so it was just useless. As a hero who grew up in S, Liu Bei wandered for half his life and finally became the King of Hanzhong. When did he not strike out with his own sword? I really want to see the Prime Minister and Emperor Zhaolie leave Qishan together!
Twenty thousand updates per day, ten chapters, let me feel good, please
The author has some background, is he from the liberal arts college?
Please, please update quickly, otherwise I will become addicted.
What's going on. . ? Did I raise it for a while and feed it to the book?