Spring and Autumn: from Begging in the Wilderness to Becoming an Overlord

Your starting point is too low, there is no possibility of hegemony, and you have no foundation to gain hegemony. Qi Huan, Jin Wenchu ​​Village can dominate because they are already a big country, and they have the foundation laid by previous generations of monarchs before they finally become hegemonic. You have nothing to start with but can lay a foundation for your descendants. Some things need time to settle.

Judging from the introduction and writing style, I think it will be very good in the future. But the beginning was so hellish, I couldn't even find a stable place to stand after reading more than ten chapters, and it was so depressing that I couldn't watch it anymore. It doesn't matter if you give Pigfoot a shabby little village at the beginning, it's really tiring to create something from zero to one.

In fact, in the Spring and Autumn Period when bronze technology was developed, you could play with bronze cannons.

The protagonist's surname is Qi, and he is a direct descendant of the Ji Kingdom. If he wants to be justified, he must inherit the throne of the Ji Kingdom. It is not possible to create a country on his own. It is a black household. Without a seal from Emperor Zhou, he is no different from a barbarian. The princes of the world will not recognize it. The three families are divided into Jin, and the Tian family must accept the Zhou Dynasty even if they usurp the country on behalf of Qi. The canonization, Ji State was the state of Emperor Yao entrusted by King Wu. Its legal rationality and legitimacy were recognized by the princes and the Zhou Dynasty. Ji State's geographical location was good and there were many barbarian countries around it, such as Bai Di, Chi Di, Chang Di, Fei, Gu and other countries. If they were really developed, they would reach Qi in the east, Yan in the north, Wei in the south, and Jin in the west, which could accommodate a large country thousands of miles away.

If the protagonist wants to dominate, he must inherit the inheritance of the Ji Kingdom. Ji is the country that King Wu canonized as Emperor Yao. The Qi surname is recognized by the Zhou family and the princes of the world. This legitimacy and legal principle must be inherited. This is the pass for the princes of Jiuhe to rule the world and become the overlord of Zhongxia. Without this strength, it is useless and even inferior to Chu and Qin. If you create your own country, the Zhou Dynasty will not recognize it, and the princes of the world will not recognize it. It is no different from barbarians. At that time, Hebei will be under the attack of Qi and Jin, and whoever destroys you by the barbarians will get the land of Hebei. The most important thing is to attack you without any reason, and it will be difficult not to be destroyed. It is located in the Central Plains and on the side of Qi and Jin. The legitimacy and legal type are more important.

The protagonist has an unpleasant personality and has too many random thoughts. If he talks too much, it will be nonsense. If you read too much, you will easily get bored. Moreover, he treats his subordinates without dignity. Sometimes he feels that his IQ is worrying. If the character growth type of the protagonist cannot be grasped, it is easy to write. I think, if you don't have a certain writing power, don't write like this. It is too easy to collapse. The subject matter is good, and the author's knowledge reserve is also good. It depends on how far he can go.

The protagonist can first inherit the throne of Ji Kingdom and be recognized by the princes of the world. There is no need to change the name of the country. It does not matter if the legal system inherits the name. To gain the trust of the Zhou Dynasty, it is best to marry a daughter of the royal family to build a relationship, or the daughter of the Lu Kingdom is special to the Lu Kingdom after all, and as the host of the Zhou Dynasty social butterfly, the host must maintain a friendly relationship. We must truly respect the Emperor of Zhou. Qi Jin has a close relationship with the Emperor. They share the same surname and have been married for generations. The Ji family has no close relationship with the Emperor. I am the emperor and I will not believe that a monarch who has nothing to do with me wants to respect the king. The relationship with Zhou Shi and so on. This is a well-deserved victory. If you do not inherit the legal system of Ji Kingdom but start a new one, it will be much more difficult than the first one. Without righteousness, Ji Kingdom must be destroyed and then accept the canonization of the Zhou Dynasty. However, the name of the country of Emperor Yao, the great ancestor of Qi, is gone, unless the Zhou Dynasty grants the author the right to preside over the sacrifices of Emperor Yao and the temple dedicated to Emperor Yao. But this kind of early development is difficult, and you do not have certain strength. Zhou Dynasty will not I don't care about you, you can't speak at all. In the early stage, you can only be regarded as a barbarian. When you develop to a certain level, you will be reported to the emperor and the emperor will see your strength and loyalty before he can canonize you. This is quite difficult. After all, there are so many people in the world who have perished and no one has been canonized by the emperor and re-established the country. For people at that time, accepting the canonization after the country was destroyed and rebuilt was regarded as a new country. The new national law is definitely not as rational as the Ji Kingdom that King Wu canonized and has existed for thousands of years. There are two modes, one is Hard Mode and the other is Hell Mode. I prefer the first one.

The protagonist is a saint, and when he is assassinated, he will also think about the assassin, free him, and give him money and silver. Can't he kill everyone who harms me? Everyone has to take responsibility for their own actions

Please put the names of the supporting characters in this book, it will be effective for a long time! The basic format is surname + country name. It would be best if you attach the desired background and life experience. In addition, Qichong would like to thank all readers for their great support! Tomorrow, Sunday, is the first new book recommendation for this book! Please support! Of course, Qi Chong would also like to state here that Qi Chong is not a professional researcher of Spring and Autumn History, but just an enthusiast of Spring and Autumn History. He likes to read books such as "The Book of Songs" and "Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", and talks about old dramas from the Spring and Autumn Period on CCTV, such as "Lying on Fire and Tasting Guts" and "Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty". When I reach middle age, I don't want to leave any regrets, so I want to write a story in which the boundaries of the vassal states are still uncertain, and the land of China is still wild, but the five hegemons have emerged one after another, ushering in a magnificent era of more than 400 years. At the same time, the pace of the previous chapter is really slower. The protagonist will not directly dominate one side, but will gradually fight through the road similar to the founding of the Chu Kingdom. To borrow a sentence from a pigeon I read before, "It is better to be born a king than to fight for a long time and become a king."

After reading Chapter 122, I still can't stand it anymore. 1. The characters are ambiguous. Everyone talks in the same way, and if A's lines tell you that B said it, you will believe it. Sometimes I read so fast that I can't even remember whether the sentence I just said was said by Yi, Liu or Fang... 2. The characters often have inconsistent personalities. For example, the protagonist, who is said to be a wilderness survival champion, slept in a tree at the beginning. Later, he suddenly said that the protagonist did not sleep well because he recognized the bed... I just...? ? ? As mentioned earlier, in the Spring and Autumn Period, it was okay for the master to kill his slaves and soldiers at will. Everyone recognized and accepted this behavior pattern. In the back, a soldier made a serious mistake and still dared to ask the protagonist to forgive other soldiers? This would be possible if it were from the later eras, but didn't you say repeatedly that the Spring and Autumn Period were different from the later ones? In short, I feel that the setting you mentioned earlier, the author, did not comply with it later, and the setting became the same... 3. The protagonist behaves inexplicably, and it is really difficult to understand. Your valued subordinate, his daughter was sent to be a spy. She is very skilled. The protagonist also admits that she cannot perform ten moves under her. She is also very likely to have a mission to assassinate you. Just like that, you still keep her by your side as a maid? Even if the king of the Spring and Autumn Period respected scholar-bureaucrats, his subordinates would give you several concubines without your consent because he thought it was good for you... The protagonist actually accepted it in an ordinary way? Is it okay to just say hello in advance later? Don't you carefully define the sense of propriety in getting along? The protagonist's first adventure turned out to be extremely thrilling. Afterwards, the protagonist reflected on himself that he should not be so gambling in the future. As a result, the second time, the protagonist inexplicably had to take a huge, completely unnecessary risk. Two armies are fighting. You admire the enemy general very much. After capturing him, you want to conquer him. But the other side is unwilling. I understand that you send him out as a gift, but is it necessary to chase him and keep him wrestling and somersaulting on the ground? Do you want to be so exaggerated? You originally wanted to trade with a certain force, but the other party plotted against you and encouraged another force to attack you. You narrowly won the battle. You have no reaction to such a dangerous experience? He actually acted like nothing happened from his actions to his mental activities? I usually think about small things for a long time, but such a big thing just goes by without even thinking about it? When you conquered a land, the people originally could only eat one thin meal a day. Now that there is not enough food and they are very nervous, do you really need to make the people eat three meals a day? And what you rely on is actually getting information that two parties nearby are going to fight. Can you profit from it and get food (I don't know how much you can get)? That's it? ? ? There are many other inexplicable and strange behaviors of other protagonists. It was bearable the first few times, but it became increasingly unbearable later on. 4. There are too many unnecessary subplots. For example, the female savage Eiko encountered at the beginning wrote more than once that Eiko likes the protagonist (although it is difficult to understand how she can have romantic feelings for a 9-year-old child who has not entered puberty), and she is also secretly sad that the protagonist takes a concubine. I looked at it all inexplicably: The author yourself said that during the Spring and Autumn Period, you wanted to find a powerful woman for reputation and status. Even if you trusted this savage, you still couldn't marry her. Then why did you spend so much energy writing about Yingzi's love? 5. The rhythm is too slow. It's been over a hundred chapters, and the protagonist has yet to start "fighting for hegemony" at all, and there's not even a little description of how the protagonist plans to fight for hegemony. Neither does mental activity. This is exactly what it is: My Big Adventure in Spring and Autumn. So many chapters have passed, and I haven't even started farming. I have just begun to build a city defense on a barren mountain. 6. I can't understand why the author always writes long sentences. I came across a paragraph with more than a hundred words, a sentence, and all the attributive words in the middle. I remember there was an exercise in junior high school Chinese that asked people to change long sentences into short sentences that are easy to read and understand. Author, did you not learn Chinese in junior high school? In addition, the character is named "Erkang" in a bad way. I really feel sick every time I see this name. I started reading this book because the author's research was very detailed, but now there are too many flaws and I finally couldn't continue reading.

The starting point is so low that I can't stand it anymore. Anyone who can achieve the level of Qi Heng Jinwen in this opening and ending is the halo of the protagonist.

It has been almost forty years since Duke Xianggang of Qi died, and his youngest daughter is also almost forty years old! Author, are you drunk? ? ? Chapter 267 Gao Jiang is still a girl? Duke Huan of Qi Xiaobai also wants to marry his niece, who is at least forty years old, to the ten-year-old protagonist Qilian Marriage 🥵🥵 Is this to find a mother for the protagonist? ?

The writing is very good, but the main theme of the book is the struggle for hegemony, but it has not gotten to the main topic yet. There are hundreds of chapters, so I can only say that it is a bit off topic. Many readers want to see, but the author has not written it. This has caused readers' expectations and interest in this book to become lower and lower. I just finished reading the previous book and wanted to read Dominate, but the author has written everything and seems to have written nothing. I think the progress should be faster, focus on developing one's own strength, first establish the country and then write about the vassal states in detail. The protagonist obviously deviates from the theme and goes further and further away from the readers' expectations.

People start with a small country to have the chance to dominate, but it would be better for you to be chased by a big country at the start.

This location🤓🤓🤓

The picture below shows the current geographical location of the protagonist, south of Bairen, north of Xingtai, east of Dunhe Mountain, and west of Dalu Ze, which is roughly where I drew the red line

How can you survive and dominate this start without a golden finger? Does it depend on the aura the author gives to the protagonist? 😅

The writing style keeps improving with each passing day, but the days are getting shorter and shorter. Is this not benevolent? 😅

Wen Xi rebelled and killed the crown princess. If he didn't want to harm the protagonist again, he could be nice to his family. Is the cost of rebellion so low? Then if you return to China in the future, will the people who rebelled back then just admit their mistakes and be fine with you and me? Hello everyone!

This book is also called: I Survive in the Wilderness of Spring and Autumn

Couldn't Spring and Autumn come up with something like this? Is it much more powerful than a bed crossbow

The protagonist wants to regain his original intention? When did the author regain his original intention of updating several times a day?

The subject matter is very good, but the author's writing is terrible. He doesn't know what he is writing or what he wants to express.