
Dahan Yulin
大汉羽林
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
- Audience
- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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I have a suggestion: Ren Ping's template can be applied to the descendants of the old Liu family, the descendants of King Liu Jiao of Chu, and the template of Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty. His war strategy and IQ are average (still below the level), he relies solely on the word "reckless" to fight, and his force value ranks among the best among the founding emperors.
At this time, you can only help the prince ascend the throne and become emperor. You dare to help Liu Che. The prince is the foundation of the country. If the country's foundation is shaken, the world will be furious after the prince's death. Liu Che will kill those who dare to do dirty work and take the blame. You have to be buried with the prince.
If you have too much merit and do not rebel, there is a ready-made example. After Huo Guang's death, the whole family was wiped out. Hahaha, in feudal society, if the emperor is good to you, the prince will also kill you. If the prince does not kill you, the descendants of the royal family will also kill you, because your merit is too high and your representative ability is too great. You can usurp the throne at any time. Future generations will not kill you. Later generations of ministers will follow your example. They may not not usurp the throne. They want to hide their power and bide their time. Sorry, the power can only be cut off and killed.
What can you do? You can only succeed in rebelling against the prince. If the prince fails, you will die whether you ignore Liu Ju or not.
If you don't rebel when you travel through ancient times, then your time travel is in vain.
We still have to help the prince. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty planned to kill the prince. Those who spoke ill of the prince and those who did not help the prince were killed.
If Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his later years had nothing to lick, it would be best to just let him disappear.
It was Zhen Erbi who made Liu Ju kill his father. It was the Han Dynasty and it was the end of the Han Dynasty after the management of Emperor Wu and the influence of Confucianism. Did you kill your father? It's hard to say whether you can get into that position, and you won't be able to sit firmly even if you sit on it. There were many vassal kings in the Han Dynasty, and you are not the only one in the old Liu family. The civil servants and generals will not stand by you. Killing your father is an act of self-destruction. If you kill your father and ascend to the throne, you will be in an unfair position. Let alone the prince, even if you are already the emperor, you cannot kill your father! The vassal kings all over the country are trying to punish you in the name of rebelling against you. Li Yuan's script is almost the same. The Emperor's retirement
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was already insane. He killed his two daughters and married the remaining one to a gangster. Jiang Chong took charge of the palace and forced the prince to die. To put it bluntly, it was worse than frying in lard. The protagonist also wanted to "mediate", which is difficult to say.
In the whole witchcraft disaster, the person who helped the emperor kill the prince was killed by Emperor Wu. The man who helped the prince usurp the throne was killed by Emperor Wu. Those watching on the roadside were killed by Emperor Wu. For those with a little bit of military power, as long as they are in Chang'an, their survival depends on luck.
Please read it! Dear readers, don't keep books! During the period of new books, it is especially important to follow up on them.
Really don't give up, don't suck. You should only read this type of book. Really hold on.
The author writes that the protagonist achieves great success and shakes up the emperor, but the emperor fails to eradicate the protagonist, and the protagonist is forced to rebel and change the dynasty. How about 😁?
I heard that an excellent and mature author updates tens of thousands of words a day. As your most sincere reader, I hope you will follow the example of an idle person like an eagle. It's not that I don't want to continue reading, but it's a pity that one update is really unsatisfactory. I hope the author can evolve into a truly wise person soon.
The protagonist's force value is a bit weak. How about using Zhang Liao's template? He is strong and strong, invincible, and decisive when facing the enemy. There is nothing missing. I feel that this kind of military commander is really charming. The protagonist is not worth seeing like he is now.
Who are you? Feng Lang lived in Xu, and laid stone Yanran, named Yu Lin, a soldier of the Han family, and an eagle and dog of the emperor What should Yu Lin do? Anyone who claims to be a soldier among the six barbarians will be killed If someone underestimates the Han, what should I do if I kill the Han? Search the whole world, chase them thousands of miles away, overturn their nests, kill their bodies, and cut off their descendants.
You know what I'm going to say 🙂
I really can't understand it. I can't understand it. The previous war scenes were all very well written, and then suddenly he started to follow Lu Buwei's path. Moreover, two emperors died inexplicably. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che died suddenly, and another one died of illness during the southern tour without explaining anything. Then the prince also died suddenly. Why did you spend so much effort to save the prince? I really can't understand it and give up.
I don't understand the plot of "The Military Merit". The brash brother feels like he will be the main character sooner or later, so write it to death.
The disaster of witchcraft is difficult to write about. It is a dead end. No matter how you write about it, you will get criticized. No matter who is on the side, everyone must die, and the neutral party must die. Only Guan Xiao was there at the time, and after Liu Che's death, he fawned over Huo Guang.
Moreover, the author's Liu Fuling has an emperor's mind and is completely a cunning person who can be cooked by a lackey. It's hard to say if you don't rebel or change the emperor in the later period.
This protagonist is politically minded, otherwise it would be the end of history, GG
What's up? You two have discussed the matter of writing about big men together. You are all abusing the master, right? So did the deposed emperor of the Han Dynasty, and so do you.
The 95w still has a zero monthly ticket, which is too miserable
By the way, the author has 8 books and is still level 1, which is also awesome.
Get ready to dive in and tell me about the author's style.
Then there is another small BUG that I think, but maybe the author's outline is different from what I thought. I personally feel that it is impossible for the prince to raise an army and conspire to cause chaos. He could not have met Emperor Wu in the end and treated it coldly. It was just ignored before anything happened. Although Emperor Wu still liked this son more, he could not just say that the son would replace his father's soldiers. I personally think that at least Liu Shi should be removed from the crown prince position and demoted to an ordinary vassal king as a punishment, so that other princes may have ideas, such as King Yan and Emperor Zhao. Ruoranju is still the eldest son, but not the prince. It would be a waste if Emperor Wu didn't finish talking about his successor before he died. Later, there can be a plot similar to the Xuanwumen Incident, or the plot of the Nine Dragons seizing the heir. However, the legal rationale for the violent prince to kill his brother and succeed to the throne is higher than that of Li Er. After all, he is the eldest son and first in line, so the infamy and controversy will be minimal.
? ? ? Asked me to order again
As written here, there is a reason why there are so few people. You traveled through time and did not rebel, but you still licked the dog,
After reading novels for so many years, have these authors not carefully studied what readers want to read most?