Three Kingdoms: I Took the Emperor's Uncle to Destroy the Whole Family

If you only read history from marketing accounts and are a Shu fan, this book is okay. If you are not, just read it without thinking.

It feels a little difficult to operate. However, if we can really get through the early years, develop, and fully mobilize the power of the people, it will still be possible to overthrow the late Han Dynasty, but it will mainly involve the transformation and dissemination of ideas. Can Liu Bei really fully agree with the pig's feet idea? Will he still be considered emperor in the future? Will your thoughts change after you become the emperor?

Liu Bei often lost in battles and was able to survive for such a long time only because of the support of powerful and wealthy businessmen. If he defeated the powerful, he would not dig out his own roots.

Destroying the world clan, where will you fill the administrative staff vacancies after you destroy the world clan? If you want to write about the world-destroying clan, you must popularize education so that you have enough knowledge and talent reserves. Otherwise, there will only be two results, death or making a wedding dress for others.

It's okay for now, but I'll have to figure out how to deal with the relationship with Liu Bei later. If I accept Liu Bei as my master later on, I'll give up the book. It would be fine if you assisted Liu Bei from the beginning, but now you have worked hard to build the foundation, and Liu Bei is also described as indecisive. In the end, you accept Liu Bei as the master, and the hard-working foundation is given away to others. That would be too cheap.

In fact, it is possible to attack the gentry and mobilize the masses, but the premise is to develop productivity, which determines production relations. Why do we all say that following the mass line was not possible in the late Eastern Han Dynasty? Because the productivity was not achieved, and all knowledge was in the hands of the gentry. You could not even find a small official without the gentry. If the protagonist cheats to increase productivity by leaps and bounds, it can still be done, but firstly it will take time, and secondly, it depends on how big the cheat is. If you use the Tiger Crouching Cannon, let alone Yanzhou and Jizhou, you can attack Europe.

It's a bit interesting, but I suggest you don't take it too seriously.

Later, the protagonist becomes the largest noble clan, and then his family is confiscated and his clan is exterminated, completing the closed loop of reform.

The royal family is the largest clan. The royal family was the largest landowner. You let Liu Bei destroy him?

There have been an endless stream of books like this recently, and they all follow the same routine: you go to jail, then your talent is discovered, and then you are forced to show off your talent.

In the troubled times when heroes are vying for the throne... I, this, I don't know what to say. Liu Bei alone is also a declining noble. Well, his father still promotes filial piety and honesty.

If you go directly to the imperial examination, you have not considered the bad nature of the peasant class. Are you kidding me about the imperial examination system? You let the peasant class conduct the imperial examination. You must know that before the Song Dynasty, there were no prime ministers from poor families. If you introduce the imperial examination system, just stop playing big brother. People from other aristocratic families are beating you up. Those who teach peasants, I really recommend that you don't engage in ancient imperial examinations. Instead, you need modern education, and you need education in primary and secondary subjects. You must first cultivate agriculture, engineering, law, finance, etc., First get the grassroots involved, train a large number of officials first, don't rush to train officials, and then the outstanding ones in the former will be promoted. To become an official, this opens up a promotion channel, so you have to establish an official-civilian system. If you come up to take the imperial examination, you will really abolish martial arts. You must first spread your ideas and have a large number of aspiring people follow you. You also have to bring in poor families. After you have a solid foundation, you can then engage in science. Take the exam, otherwise you will be surrounded by aristocratic families. You dig up their family roots and guess whether they want your life. Ninety percent of the first batch you come up to take the imperial examination are children of aristocratic families. This chance is said to be small. Remember, there are only people who betray the class, and there is no class that betrays the class. This is my own little opinion, I hope the author can think about it a little bit.

Why do you need Liu Bei when you have a protagonist?

Looking at the introduction, this book has the wrong intention. It has already developed into an aristocratic family, so why would it destroy the aristocratic family? No matter how advanced your technology is, you still don't have aristocratic families. Are there still few second generations of various families now?

A few words made the ruling class of feudal society abandon their class stance, which is quite miraculous.

Why don't you change your name, and don't bring the emperor's uncle? It's fine now, but it feels awkward to add an emperor's uncle to be the leader.

Many people have made a mistake. In ancient times, "common people" referred to aristocratic families. Modern common people were called "ant people" in ancient times. In the eyes of the upper class, they were just insignificant "labor force".

Seeing that the author said that Zhao Kuo was capable and that the defeat of Changping was not Kuo's fault 🤐😰, I knew what the author's level was. What's wrong is that it's not his problem, it's Lian Po Baiqi's problem, right? He wanted to be a commander instead of a general. He didn't know the right time, place, and people, but someone else made dumplings in his own home. How could he still wash them?

Most of the comments are negative, but in fact it is still feasible in theory. First of all, in terms of force, the Yellow Turbans have achieved considerable results. The failure points of uprisings throughout the history are basically the lack of internal affairs talents and the inability to govern, except in modern times. The method is a wartime planned economy. Maozi do not need too many people who directly manage domestic politics, but the production efficiency is leveraged Although the protagonist is basically unlikely to know the strategic details, but he has a rough idea, then in theory the uprising can be successful Some comments say that the abundance of production means can promote change, which is true or not, to a large extent, it is true, but novels are more fantasy. As long as there are plausible cases in the real world, yes, it is Ah San, then there is no way to absolutely prove the contrary.

At this point in time in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the aristocratic family was an advanced force. Qin died suddenly after establishing the first feudal dynasty to replace slavery. The two Han Dynasties established a system of aristocratic families over hundreds of years. Through the emperor - the noble family - the grassroots. This system implements the management of the county system. The aristocratic family has many shortcomings, but the growth of the aristocratic family group will accelerate the diffusion of knowledge, rather than an absolute monopoly, which will increase the spread of various skills. The aristocratic family is a large collective, with internal ups and downs, forming a huge bureaucratic group. Yes, the aristocratic families of the Han Dynasty = bureaucratic group, and local powerful people are the backup. Now you want to kill a group that was advanced at the time in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and then the imperial power will be sent to the county and the imperial power to the countryside? Until after the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, only the central county was implemented. The county magistrate, Mr. Huang, manages this part. There was no problem in destroying the aristocratic family in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, because at that time the aristocratic family had completed its historical mission and could enter the coffin. But the Three Kingdoms, haha, only the second generation of Wang Mang. As for cultivating a huge class by yourself... You need endless money + a team of tens of thousands of teachers, and countless people to serve it. This is purely putting the cart before the horse.

You, eunuch, are really disappointing.

Don't feel so bad, write well and someone will read it. Gradually there will be some extra income.

What do you think about destroying the family? During the Three Kingdoms period, the gentry accounted for more than 90% of the talents, which was impossible to achieve

In the feudal era, without landlords, aristocratic families really couldn't do well... They couldn't even collect taxes, they just had to keep a certain degree of control.

What a superficial author, the aristocratic family can never be eliminated, and it is not possible to completely blame the aristocratic family, even the poor family. . Even if someone can succeed as a commoner, a hundred years later, this original commoner will become a wealthy person.

Has the author read too many marketing accounts? Your slogan at the end of the Han Dynasty was to destroy the aristocratic families? So you still want to fight for the world. If you use this slogan, it will be intolerable to God. Even Zhang Jiao Uprising didn't dare to say that, but you're still awesome

After becoming the leader of the tribe, I found out that it was in the Ming Dynasty. This book is really good I have read more than a dozen of this. Liu Bei is still a yellow turban thief. The yellow turban thief has no respect at all. In the end, the protagonist still kneels at the feet of the big-eared thief. Why should he find a father for himself?

Write a tribal book. The tribal book is much better.

No more writing? When will you come back and write a tribal book?

The ticket is here, be more precise!