Big Han: I Am Liu Bingji

After reading Chapter 24, I feel that it is well written and makes people want to read it. This is also one of the few authors who dares to write about being a wise king in history. I admire the author very much and hope that he can think about it before writing and write a wonderful novel. Finally, I want to say that since there is no golden finger in this book, and the protagonist is not a graduate of the modern history department, he just has fragmented information and advanced thinking that are ahead of his time. Then it is best to be consistent with historical reality. Don't write about steam engines and flintlock guns, which have become impractical. So it would take a full 2,000 years after 100 BC to reach modern times, and there is a lot of history that can be changed. For example, the Hetao Plain was lost for more than 400 years after the Eastern Han Dynasty and was not recovered until the Tang Dynasty. It took more than 400 years between the cession and recovery of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun. These two major events can be completely changed through policies such as immigration, military reclamation, encouragement of childbirth, and ethnic integration. In the later stage, if the protagonist lives long enough and his empire is large enough, he can also activate the enfeoffment system. Even if your family is ruined in the future, some of your wealth can be ruined.

I don't think an ordinary person can do better than Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty through time travel. The king's domineering ways are mixed, and this sentence alone is enough to know how the emperor is doing. His only regret is that he lost the old sword, and his only mistake was that he chose the wrong prince. There is nothing else to say. Traveling to the past may be able to use some knowledge to innovate some things, but it is not certain whether he can do better than Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty.

It is said that if there was no witchcraft disaster, Liu Bingji should belong to that position according to the normal process.

Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty: There are few things going on today, corvees have been reduced, the army cannot be moved, but the people are poor and thieves are endless. Where is the blame? If the author doesn't know the reason, then he shouldn't write it.

Travelers in the past may not necessarily be stronger than emperors in history. Many modern people have very shallow understanding. Even if you are a history buff with strong cognitive ability, your ability to govern may not be comparable. If you really travel to the past, entrusting overseas is a good way to entrust Japan and Southeast Asia. During the Han Dynasty, Japan was still a primitive tribe. Only 2,000 troops could rule Japan.

Emperor Xuan did not follow Emperor Wen's example of letting go of powerful ministers, but instead killed the entire Huo family. From now on, there is no way for the powerful officials to retreat.

I suggest you write about his son. His son is a parallel importer and has more room for development.

When I saw Liu Bing already, I thought of the TV series "Oolong Love" that I watched when I was a child.

The writing is poor, the plot is child-like, the characters are facial makeup-like, the protagonist has no personality charm, is not three-dimensional, and cannot reflect the cognition of the time traveler, and very few plots forcibly lower the protagonist's IQ.

Liu Bing has nothing else that the time traveler needs to change except for his unqualified heir.

The period of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty was the peak of the Western Han Dynasty. He was already very successful, but you might not be able to do better than him if you traveled back in time.

Have you written about Liu Bing? What they have done is very good.

Ren Liu Bing has done a good job in history. Why are you writing about him? The Western Han Dynasty did not decline in his hands. You might as well write about his son.

If you write about Liu Bingji, you can only write about the development of science and technology and the advancement of civilization. Otherwise, Liu Bingji did a very good job in history. If what you write is not much better than the original one, it will be meaningless.

I watched the beginning, but I don't know what happens next. My biggest feeling right now is Qiong Yaofeng. If you like it, please come in. If you don't like it, stay away from it.

Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty was powerful, but it was a pity that he chose the wrong successor based on emotion, so that the empire gradually declined. Success is also Xiao He, failure is also Xiao He

I don't think anyone could do better than Han Xuan when he traveled back in time. Anyway, it is impossible for me... If it were me, I would definitely kill them, and the result would be hard to say.

This is the only one written about Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty 😅 During the period of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, he had already passed the dangerous period when he took over. After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty issued the edict of sin, he still lived for a few years, and there was basically no decent rebellion. Then there was the 13th year of Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, and the national strength had basically recovered. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty expanded 28 counties. By the time Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty already had 160,000 cavalry. It has reached the limit of a farming nation. A person who can't do well in modern times, if he doesn't use technology, it would be a dream to do better than him

Huo Guang's real wife died a long time ago, and the current one is the maid. Huo Guang has no problem. It's mainly his family. The problem is too big. He dares to do anything. No one can deny Huo Guang's achievements. History can deny it. In this novel, is the protagonist pretending to be a ghost in front of Huo Guang and saying something about his ancestors' dreams? If you are not afraid of death, you can try it.

They all say that Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty chose the wrong successor, but they don't mention that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, a bastard, basically tortured the Han Dynasty to the point of almost destroying the country. Under normal circumstances, it would be good to have a bright future, let alone a wonderful rejuvenation.

Emperor Xuan was extremely proficient in his ways as an emperor, and the Western Han Dynasty reached its peak in his hands. Apart from the failure of his son, there is nothing else to write about.

Unless productivity increases and there is no need for agricultural taxes, the feudal era's plan to do what we do now is just out of our minds. Tossing it all over again will damage the country's strength, people will probably die, and things will definitely not be accomplished. It's nothing more than one group of vampires being replaced by another group of vampires. No matter how many smart people there are at home and abroad, none of them can solve this 300-year rule. It's not that they can't see the problem and don't want to solve it, but that their productivity can't keep up. Is there much difference between aristocrats, aristocratic families, scholar-bureaucrats who passed the imperial examination, and the landlord class? The difference is really not big. It's just that aristocratic families and landowners regard some resources or people as their own private property, and they are more motivated to protect private property when challenged. The figure that passed the imperial examination is relatively soft, and as long as there is a black gauze hat, no one is kneeling.

To tell a cold joke, two generations after Liu Bing, the Western Han Dynasty of his grandson's generation had ceased to exist in name only, and the boy was just the scapegoat for the king who perished in the Western Han Dynasty. Therefore, the feudal dynasty had a damn renaissance! The merger of productivity, production resources, and production tools leads to a dynasty cycle that lasts for hundreds of years! The only monarchs in history who can barely be regarded as ZTEs are Ying Quliang, who made great use of Shang Yang's reforms, and Liu Xiu, who cheated and ignored the monopoly of aristocratic families and rebuilt the Han Dynasty. The other so-called ZTEs are just tinkerers! Logically speaking, for example, Xiang Yu should be called Ji Ji according to his current name. Xiang Yu's surname is Ji, Xiang is his surname, Ji is his first name, and Yu is his given name. In the same way, no scholar in history has ever given the so-called ZTE evaluation to Liu Bingji. He was more of a sage and promising person who restored the power of the people. The most important thing is that similar kings in history who perished quickly after two generations could not have the evaluation of ZTE. You can say that Ying Quliang ZTE and Liu Xiu ZTE, how can there be ZTE that perished after two generations? Is that called ZTE? Do you think the logic is correct?

All the details don't look like the emperor, such as resigning or standing up suddenly. The emperor is not a bastard. I don't know if it was written by AI, so I have this problem. Even if it is, I should check and change the wording.

Mergers should not be suppressed at all, nor should aristocratic families be attacked! The author and most readers simply do not understand that in ancient society, aristocratic families were the representatives of productivity! After attacking the aristocratic families and suppressing land annexation, what is left is a bunch of scattered common people with no ability to develop at all! We should support the aristocratic families and continue to move them, not to Guanzhong, but to restart the enfeoffment system outside their homeland in the Central Plains, and support the aristocratic families to move out! Guanzhong cannot support too many people at all, so it should implement a farm system of 200 acres of farming and animal husbandry in Guanzhong, primogeniture inheritance, and inheritance by inheritance. Only farms that combine farming and animal husbandry can produce enough meat, feed more people who are out of work, and restore prosperity in Guanzhong, and all the remaining Guanzhong people will move out. If you want to actually move the population, you must support the aristocratic family system. Only aristocratic families can control enough population migration and organize the population to defeat barbarians and environmental difficulties after migration. The Han Dynasty moved too many aristocratic families to Guanzhong, which overwhelmed Guanzhong, prevented the development of productive forces outside Guanzhong, and caused the Chinese nation to lose its ability to develop!

What's going on recently? Is it because there's trouble at home, so I'm venting my anger in the book I'm writing? Or is it because I'm a young writer and want to be pretentious and let people praise me for the depth of my writing and for not being a noob? PS: I read membership books on other platforms and couldn't help but come over to ask. Don't say I didn't subscribe

In the south of the Han Dynasty, many areas were undeveloped and could be relocated to promote development and ease population conflicts.

It's too literary and youthful and I can't stand it, but I still like to be heroic, especially if I'm going to ascend the throne later on

I think the most important thing about Liu Bing is his folk experience. Before he became emperor, you want to be involved in all the major events. I think we should focus on describing his folk life, the productivity and production relations at that time, and how the specific society worked (it can be compared with modern life customs, etc., After all, our civilization has a lot of certainty). Those major events were not something Liu Bing could participate in before he came to power. You can also combine contemporary productivity ideas and systems with modern and subsequent historical politics to form a set of governing ideas and ideas. Of course, if you can write like this, it will be a masterpiece, haha!

Even if you have modern memory, unless there is a plug-in