
The Han Empire’s Revival
大汉之帝国中兴
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 196k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I couldn't help but complain before I even finished reading a chapter. Liu Hong was the real emperor in history, and the protagonist seems to have traveled through time and became Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, so that's it. I'm so scared.
The most feared thing about all novels about emperors is that the emperor personally goes to battle, the emperor makes inventions, the emperor personally trains the army, and the emperor directly competes with ministers face to face in the court. As an emperor, don't you even have a trusted minister by your side?
He started making trouble everywhere before he even ascended the throne. King Chuzhuang and Qin Shihuang, these good examples, did not learn from the young emperor of the Han Dynasty.
The protagonist likes to do things so much that he wants to be the second Emperor of Han Dynasty? ? ?
To be honest, the more I write, the worse it gets. The next few books I wrote are not as good as the first one, and this one is even more heavyweight.
The author talks about the Eastern Han kindergarten every day. Was the Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty murdered during his short life?
The emperor should have been on the side of the common people, because the country relies on the common people for tax revenue, and the scholar-bureaucrats from aristocratic families are all blood suckers.
It's so poorly written
If you don't know how to write, don't write. He's a great writer, but you, my friend, are a lousy writer and want to make money by writing books. Go ahead and eat your shit, hahahaha.
He didn't do anything there before he ascended the throne. It's not like seeking death. Emperor Huan of Han only dared to take over power in the toilet.
This book reminds me of The Rebirth of the Han Empire