The Widowed Emperor Zhou but in the Warring States Period

The author's writing is quite good, but the ideas about reform are a bit taken for granted. I just look down on the reforms of other countries, such as Shang Yang's reforms, and feel that a good law must be enacted that will last forever. Actually, it's not that simple. After all, it has to be adapted to local conditions. If a reform can last for 20 years, it is considered a good law. If it can be managed for 50 years, it is regarded as a method that lasts forever. In fact, the thoughts written by the author have been reflected in many ways in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, but they cannot get it right in one step because there are many obstacles. You cannot say that they do not understand. It can only be said that they have to do it step by step because they understand it very well.

Logically speaking, according to history, it is Han, Wei, Qi, Chu, and Qin who weakened the Zhou emperor. It is really difficult to rise reasonably. If you want to rise, you must encroach on the territory of Han and Wei. After Qin goes east, you and I will bear the brunt 🙂

The demise of Zhou Dynasty was due to the backwardness of production relations. Only developing the productive forces without updating the production relations would only extend its life for several decades.

Damn it, you made horseshoes when you were weak. Did you think it was difficult to get the horseshoes out? How many cavalry do you have?

It was possible to succeed in the Spring and Autumn Period, but it was simply impossible in the Warring States Period.

(I don't know if it's just me who seems weird, but it feels like playing house). As soon as you arrive at someone else's territory, you directly summon the ministers to change the system? , I want an army but not an army, I want rights but not rights. The official positions of those ministers have been passed down from ancestors. When I come to you, I directly tell you that they can no longer be passed down in the future. Are you not directly affecting other people's lives? ? Directly eliminate other people's officials. If you say that you have an army and have rights, it's okay, but in the end you have nothing. Tell the ministers that your positions can no longer be passed down in the future. You need to restructure and change this kind of official position passed down from ancestors. Are those ministers following you here because they want you to be a mascot or because you have no rights and no army?

The author took it for granted. Under the circumstances at that time, if Emperor Zhou was just eating and waiting to die, no one would care about you. If you work hard, everyone might come to mess with you

The difficulty of hell is not enough to describe it. Not to mention the external enemies, the internal hindrances are enough for you to play.

Warring States... King Zhou... Must be crazy. The nobles at that time were all vested interest groups. Even if the soldiers are at the rank of sergeant, if you dare to carry out reforms, you will go to the toilet and fall into a pit and drown to death the next day. If we don't reform, we are waiting for death. There is no solution.

How can it be revitalized without even a foothold? The Eastern Han Dynasty has 400 years of prestige. The Zhou Dynasty has already existed in name only with the arrow of Zheng Zhuanggong. Scholars from all over the world no longer regard themselves as Zhou people. In fact, it is better to time travel to the time after King Ping moved eastward. The Zhou Dynasty still had the strength to defeat Zheng Guo's land east of Duohan Valley, and it could still make the princes think more highly of it.

It is better to enter the customs in the opposite direction 😋 Backdoor listing in Qin State

How much power do you need to drive to survive the Warring States Period...

During the period when King Qin Zhaoxiang takes the throne, you have no chance. Guanzhong, Bashu, and part of Hedong are the territory of the Qin State. The Qin State has already risen and is heading east. After the loss of Yiyang and Sanchuan, South Korea has been broken. From now on, it can only go towards Qin Muchu. In a few years, the Wei State will be interrupted by Bai Qi with the Battle of Hedong and the Battle of Yique. From then on, it will become brothers and sisters with South Korea. If the Zhou royal family wants to rise in territory, it can only invade Han, Wei, but let alone winning the battle. If you win, you will have to face Bai Qi + Qin at its peak. The geographical location determines that Qin will definitely destroy Han, Wei, and Zhou when it goes east.

After reading the beginning, if the Emperor of Zhou does not recognize Zhou Li, then he is not the Emperor of Zhou. He did not recognize it the first day, and the next day the emperor changed his surname Ji, and his head became the collection of the next one, like Wang Mang.

The author doesn't know anything about military affairs. The cavalry is exaggerated. It is recommended to read more.

Warring States Period? Week? Rise? Have you ever seen the wars fought by the great men against the Kuomintang? It was a life-threatening situation that found a glimmer of hope. If Zhou Guo wanted to rise, it would almost have to be repeated, and it would be possible to get out of the cracks between countries.

What chance did the Emperor Zhou have during the reign of King Wu of Qin? Just wait for death. Surrender early and maybe you can get a title.

Emperor Zhou of the Warring States Period, it's better to use science and technology

The land is small and the people are weak Between big countries Abandoning the Zhou rites😏 Is there really any chance? Beginning with Zhou Li, Trapped in Zhou Li

Front row warning ⚠! It's a system novel. The protagonist himself has no abilities, and the layout is not very big.