Serene Peace: Beginning with Liu E’s Death

Having read so many history books, I increasingly feel that due to the nature of the feudal system, no matter how much development occurred or what great achievements were made, it was merely a song of praise for emperors and nobles, bringing no real benefit to the common people. The people would still be subject to exploitation and oppression, even in prosperous times when they could at least have enough to eat.

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It's very well written. The story of deposing the empress was written too simply. Deposing the empress and the crown prince is merely a means to strike at certain forces. The important thing is the process, not the cause or the result. To think one could depose the empress without killing her, demoting her, or even transferring her official position is wishful thinking.

Recommended military ranks: Left and Right Sergeant, Left and Right Deputy Lieutenant, Left and Right Colonel, Left and Right Colonel, and Lieutenant General (level 9). Lieutenant General is sufficient. In major battles, the rank of General should be awarded, and it can be removed afterward. Above that are Commander-in-Chief and Marshal (level 2).

Which emperor was Liu E? Why is it mentioned that she passed away?

Did the author research this character? Firstly, the fact that Emperor Renzong of Song had no heir was related to him. Even the slightest clues reveal just how much Emperor Renzong disliked this person. Also, what color was Emperor Renzong's hat? Hahaha

The protagonist I've seen so far only embodies the traditional virtues of a wise and benevolent ruler within the realm, without mentioning anything beyond that. Of course, the author didn't give the protagonist a powerful, extraordinary cheat ability, which is also a reason.

Yeah, haha, the Song Dynasty's imperial palace is cursed! 😁😁😁

Officials sentenced to execution by Emperor Taizu Long Jie ordered Shi Jin and twenty-nine others to sit idly by and abandon the city. On the day of Jiazi, Zhang Chonggu, the prefect of Zezhou, was executed in the marketplace for being implicated in a conspiracy with Li Chongjin.

The biggest problem with the cabinet system is the prime minister. The Song Dynasty's separation of politics, finance, and military (two parts) was really a good thing. The power to appoint officials remained in the hands of the emperor. Author, you haven't grasped the real issue at all. Just do it. Government Affairs Hall (Administration), Privy Council (Military), Three Departments (Finance)