Great Zhou Empire: Kill Zhao Kuangyin at the Beginning

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They are all complaints. It's interesting to read the comment section😄 Some scolded the seven-year-old who took charge of the family, some scolded the man who collected hundreds of thousands of orphans, and some scolded the man who casually killed military leaders. Hahaha, there are only two types of historical novels, one is logical and enjoyable, and the other is brainless. We don't like to read real stories about a farmer who spends his whole life farming. We have all reduced ourselves to writing street novels. Do you still expect it to be written by a university history professor?🤭

The coups were all unexpected, and the party with less power at the time used a strategy to surprise and win. If we say they represent the military of the Later Zhou Dynasty, Zhang Yongde and Li Chongjin are the representatives. Zhao Da relied on his boldness and good luck, and it was just his intentions but not his intentions. Before Chen Qiao's mutiny, the Later Zhou court could have killed him. At that time, there was also a letter from the imperial envoy to punish Zhao Da, but Wang Pu, the secondary prime minister who had defected to Zhao Da, strongly opposed it and stopped. Zhao Da lied about the invasion of the Northern Han Dynasty, and Wang Pu responded. He strongly advocated that all the elites of the Palace Front Division and the Forbidden Army Pro-Army Division be handed over to Zhao Da to respond to the enemy, so that he could control the troops. There are only a few confidants, and the vast majority of the sergeants just follow the orders of their superiors and follow the crowd. Even during the mutiny, Zhao Da was refused entry by several Bianjing city gate guards and attacked with arrows. He walked half way around Bianjing city before entering.

I have been reading books for so many years, and this is the only book where the author and readers fiercely criticized each other in the comment area, and neither of them could win. Learned a lot. Look, be sure to collect it and look at it carefully.

In fact, it is basically impossible to succeed. Even if Zhao Kuangyin is defeated, the 7-year-old emperor cannot be in charge. No one will be loyal to a young emperor who has no offspring and may die at any time. In the end, either the auxiliary ministers will check each other, or the queen mother will take over the throne (obviously the queen mother Fu does not have this ability). To put it bluntly, we are following a seven-year-old child in such a troubled world, and there is no certain future. To put it bluntly, Zhao Kuangyin was just an interest representative who withdrew from this trend of thought, but later he was more successful in releasing military power over a cup of wine. Otherwise, in the eyes of the Forbidden Army, he was just a Post-Zhou 2.0, One of the six generations.

If nothing else, let's just say that the protagonist pats his head and collects 320,000 orphans across the country. Do you really dare to think about it? Do you know how many people died from the migration of adults in ancient times? Most of you here are 4-year-old orphans, you are so awesome! How awesome is this organizational ability? I said that if you can survive one level in the capital, you will be a great saint. You are the emperor. Do you know how many people will die under your decision?

There is hope, but not much, just these kinds of things, similar to reusing relatives and suppressing the Queen Mother, but the requirements for the Queen Mother are too high, similar to Queen Mother Xuan, but Chai Rong's wife does not seem to be so arrogant, nor is she so powerful. The second is to drive away wolves and swallow tigers, similar to how Emperor Shun of Yuan Dynasty used Boyan to overthrow the power of Yan Timur, and developed accordingly. Finally, it is to rely on the civil service group. Like Xie An hanging on to Huan Wen, let him defeat the Northern Han Dynasty or the Sixteenth Prefecture of Yanyun. How about trying to kill Zhao Da secretly with a knife, like Er Zhurong? In the end, if it was the day of the Chenqiao mutiny, I feel there is no hope. Zhao Da should be the most powerful military leader at this time, and Wang Pu has been in the civil service for a year. Everyone is waiting for Zhao Daxing and Guo Wei to get promoted and make a fortune together.

The fifth morning dew is considered a minor poison, and it will pass after a while. But hundreds of thousands of orphans are difficult to deal with, especially there are 110,000 between the ages of ten and thirteen. Author, do you have no common sense at all? In ancient times, you could work in the fields at the age of six or seven, and you were considered half-adult at the age of thirteen. By sending just a few hundred people, you can plunder hundreds of thousands of unwanted orphans all over the world? What kind of fairy tale is this?

It's useless for you to kill Zhao Kuangyin. He is just a representative promoted by interest groups. Without Zhao Kuangyin, there would still be Liu Kuangyin and Li Kuangyin.

Okay, let's get rid of these two trash guys, Zhao Da and Zhao Er.

It's better to travel directly and become Chai Rong. After all, Chai Rong is only 38 years old, which is when a man is at his peak.

I can only say that if you had some common sense, you would not write about Chai Zongxun in Five Dynasties and Six Kingdoms. Even if you write about his father, he is better than this. His father is still a bastard.

From the Anshi Rebellion to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms for two hundred years, countless military governors were killed or expelled. Even the inner treasury of the emperor of Chang'an was robbed by the tooth soldiers. Why should a seven-year-old child let those arrogant soldiers obey you?

Without cheating, there is no way that a seven-year-old child could successfully become emperor in an era like the Five Dynasties when the sanctity of imperial power completely collapsed and everything depended on fists (even if Li Shimin traveled through time), the child's only reliance was on relatives and some courtiers. Even if these people initially supported the emperor, they would be killed. After Zhao Kuangyin was eliminated, they would quickly completely oust the emperor (a seven-year-old child himself did not have much real power), and then the drama of Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao would be staged, and then he would be killed by a powerful official like Yang Jian. Even if he wanted to be the Xian Emperor, he would probably not be able to do so. Starting from Liu Yu, few of the last emperors could die well.

Well, in fact, Li Chongjin and Zhang Yongde would usurp the throne as long as they had the power. This was the case in the Five Dynasties. These warriors wanted to usurp the throne as long as they had the opportunity, let alone the young masters. The protagonist only needs to recall Zhang Yongde and Li Chongjin to the capital to form a check and balance with Zhao Kuangyin. The protagonist will slowly develop his power as the emperor, and the throne will be stable when he reaches adulthood. Now that Zhao Kuangyin is killed, only Zhang Yongde and Li Chongjin can maintain the balance. The balance between the two can be easily broken. Once broken, the remaining one will usurp the throne. Not as stable as the balance of three people

I'm sure you can't see it in real troubled times. Let's go to the comment area and take a look. The author is the emperor, and we readers who oppose the author's opinions are the military leaders. Now the author can't even suppress us readers, why do you think the protagonist can suppress those military leaders?

Kill Zhao Kuangyin, as well as Li Kuangyin, Chen Kuangyin, and the 200-year-old feudal army. Can you solve it by killing Zhao Kuangyin? Zhao Kuangyin has been emperor for 16 years, why did he still pass the throne to Gaoliang Chariot God? Zhao Kuangyin has no son? The eldest son is 26 years old and the second son is 18 years old. Will he still pass the throne to his younger brother? This was all after giving up military power over a glass of wine and passing the throne to his younger brother. Zhao Guangyi had been his assistant for more than 10 years. Regardless of his ability, he could at least control the situation. Who would rebel after the country had been stable for decades. Wasn't the leader of that dynasty in the Five Dynasties usurped? If you kill Zhao Kuangyin at this time, can you survive until the New Year? If you dare to kill a man with military power, he will go to the palace to sleep with your mother.

How should I put it? We, readers and authors, will not accept you even if we have no conflict of interests. What's more, the protagonist is an unarmed 7-year-old child. Those arrogant soldiers will not listen to him. Wouldn't it be nice to kill the protagonist and become the emperor himself?

This author scored 0 points in history, and he killed Zhao Da. How was the Later Zhou Dynasty established? Guo Wei was the leader of the soldiers 10 years ago, but he was just the leader of Liu Zhiyuan's soldiers. When Taizu of the Later Han Dynasty died, the little emperor killed the two most powerful people, and Guo Wei rebelled. In order to win over the big soldiers, he let the army loot in Kaifeng for 10 days. Chai Rong was just the nephew of the widow who ran a shop found by Queen Guo Wei. Although he became emperor, he often massacred enemy people. Chai Rong's father also caused trouble everywhere. It can be said that the Guo family has no prestige in the world. At that time, after the revolution of Xingjiaomen in the Five Dynasties, there were 4 dynasties, 9 emperors, and 6 surnames in just over 20 years. It can be said that Guo Zongxun had no kindness to the world and no family prestige at all. Li Congke, Shi Chonggui, and Emperor Yin of the Later Han Dynasty, who succeeded to the throne who were older than him, including Yang Oh of Southern Wu, all fell into disgrace, so it was a joke for this 7-year-old child to kill Zhao Da. Let's not talk about killing Zhao Da. If he turns around and instigates a mutiny with any of his own soldiers, he can be deposed and he will definitely die. Secondly, Zhao Da was born in the Tianshui Zhao family. In the late Tang Dynasty, the Zhao family members joined the army everywhere, such as Zhongwu Jiedu envoy Zhao Jianning. Zhao Da's father was also a general of the Forbidden Army. The Zhao family came south from Hedong Jiangmen with Emperor Zhuangzong of Tang Dynasty. The main body of the Forbidden Army in the late Tang Dynasty was originally passed down from Hedong and Xuanwu in the late Tang Dynasty. The in-laws of their families were all over the Forbidden Army for generations, and later generations were married to these Forbidden Army generals. Third, why did Zhao Da later say that a wooden stick defeated 400 military states? Because when people go to the battlefield, they must wear colorful cloth strips all over their bodies. They are so bright that they want people to see themselves and let soldiers and enemies know where they are. They charge on the battlefield and are invincible. Both the enemy and ours are recognized as fierce generals and brave generals. To put it simply, even if you want to kill him, you can't beat him. Finally, at that time, Zhao was the only one who had the ideal to end the troubled times. After the mutiny, he asked the soldiers not to return to Kaifeng to loot. As a result, the soldiers really abide by military discipline and did not loot. This was the basis for the recognition of the people of the world and the rapid unification of the world. Zhao Da was the only ruler who controlled the beastly nature of the army and paid attention to discipline. He really won the hearts of the people at that time. The armies of the Five Dynasties all relied on tooth soldiers to suppress foreign armies and prevent you from looting while the army was marching. With this ability, you could make the imperial army switch sides with just one sentence. To suppress Zhao Da with only the support of other military leaders was a joke. Other military leaders had to rely on the prestige of the court to prevent soldiers from rebelling and killing their own families.

You, the author, write historical articles yourself. Do you write historical articles without reading history? If you think the protagonist you wrote can be successful, go and check for yourself. In the late Northern Wei Dynasty, there was a man named Emperor Xiaozhuang. He was no better than the protagonist of the novel you wrote. Emperor Xiaozhuang had a group of obedient subordinates and the prestige left by his ancestors. The fierce general He Basheng was still an adult. He also directly killed the powerful minister Er Zhurong. Then he thought that as long as he pardoned Er Zhurong's accomplices, they would be safe and sound. However, the accomplices did not accept this trick at all and directly attacked Luoyang and strangled the emperor alive, not to mention someone like the protagonist of your novel 8 A 9-year-old kid doesn't have much strength yet. Emperor Xiaozhuang, an adult emperor in his 20s, can't beat them. Do you think you can?

The capture of the country in the Later Zhou Dynasty was never a problem of Zhao Kuangyin, it was not a problem of several generals and ministers. But in the chaotic era of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, there were as many emperors as dogs. Today, one will be replaced tomorrow, and at that time, the young country was in doubt. This is the key point.

See what the author says? As long as the layout is good, there will be no problem. In fact, it is not the case. What era was the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms? Then the Sima family of the Jin Dynasty destroyed the emperor's sanctity. The author's idea feels like a stick. If your protagonist is a little older than 10 years, he is a 17-year-old boy in his prime. Then the young country will not be suspicious. However, you are just writing about a seven or eight-year-old brat, the ruthless people of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and I really don't see how you, the emperor, can write about it. Of course, it is a novel after all. Just write whatever you want, and hundreds of meteorites will fall from the sky. Then of course there is nothing we can do. Just change the name. Son of the plane. That's it. Otherwise, according to the course of history, if you, the emperor, give you dignity, it is Zhao Da's kindness. Follow the rules of other warriors. Your emperor will be boiled and eaten directly, and your queen will be toyed with. In a word, the emperor has no chance of making a comeback. Empress Lu, it's her husband who is fierce and has his own power. No one dares to make a mistake in front of him. Wu Zetian's son was still killed by him. What about Wu Zetian? All their family members were killed. When you come to power, you are the first to be played. Can you still control people's hearts? In other words, you are the author and you can write whatever you want.

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms really didn't just involve killing a few people randomly. If you can't convince the crowd, don't kill Zhao Da. It's useless to kill Zhao Er. It's useless to kill Zhao San and Zhao Si. You don't have enough prestige. In those days, even a big soldier dared to rebel!

Chai Rongdu can only say that his name is Guo Rong, how dare the protagonist say that his name is Chai Zongxun? ! The most important thing for a feudal dynasty to inherit is legitimacy! Otherwise, why are you still mentioning orthodoxy when the country is about to be destroyed? Even if Zhu Yuanzhang hates the Yuan Dynasty! For the sake of legitimacy, they held their noses and admitted the Yuan Dynasty! Even if he dominates the world later, there is no need to call him Chai Zongxun, because it will give people an ungrateful evaluation, and Chai Rong's father is not a good bird!

Just looking at the name, I feel something is wrong. In that era, I am afraid that at least one-third of those who had the ability to achieve that position would rebel. If you kill Zhao Kuangyin who has no antipathy, people will probably become alienated from morality.

A lot of people who don't understand history say that Zhao Kuangyin cannot be killed because they don't understand the history of the later Zhou Dynasty. Zhao Kuangyin can be said to be the weakest person in history who usurped the throne and killed the king. Before the last year of the Later Zhou Dynasty, the generals who led the army were Li Chongjin, Zhang Yongde, Xiang Xun, Liu Ci and Zhou Shizong. Zhao Kuangyin was the vanguard general who survived. It was also a month after Zhou Shizong's death that Wang Pu and Zhao Kuangyin colluded privately to slowly transfer his ten brothers to the second central imperial army. Therefore, Zhao Kuangyin's prestige was very low. He only arranged those who could obey his command into the main army of the Later Zhou Dynasty at that time. Even Kaifeng City had an entire gate to sell to his account. In the end, he had to go around to other gates. This guy passed through Taiyuan three times without entering. He was an amateur in protracted siege. As long as he killed a few traitors in Kaifeng, Zhao Kuangyin would soon be dead if there was no food supply outside.

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Chapter 55 was a bit off-putting. Surrounded and ambushed, one person can kill dozens of people, which is already impressive. Hundreds of people, and arrows are not enough. It is better to write that Zhang Yong escaped with injuries, and the Southern Tang Dynasty Imperial City failed. . .

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