The Rebirth of the Han Empire

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.

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

The author underestimates the readers of the history section so much that he writes nonsense and wants to write a few paragraphs to explain why the protagonist opened his left eye first when he woke up today. The perspective is fresh, and it seems that some effort has been put into it. Unfortunately, the image of the protagonist is too far away from the emperor. He is childish, detached, unable to hide things, and very trusting. If he had different backgrounds, he might not even be able to function as Xiaolian. This book is useless, I look forward to continuing to work on it.

I got this from another book, and I wanted to ask if this author was deceived.

The author is old and the quality is as good as ever

The latest two are too shabby. What matters is the development of the protagonist's strength, not the author telling people about the past history.

Write your book well, there are so many bad words!

It was really difficult for Liu Hong to get power. In the dualistic Han Dynasty, it was difficult for an emperor without the crown to compete for power with the queen mother, especially when the queen mother and her relatives had nothing to do with the emperor Liu Hong. (The queen mother and the emperor formed a special dual system in the Han Dynasty, which not only protected the imperial power but also restrained the young emperor from abusing his power). The eunuchs were left over from the previous emperor. They could win over and restrict him, but they were not completely trustworthy and could easily backfire. (The power of the eunuch comes from the emperor, and it is easy for the emperor to control it, and it is also easy to cause backlash. After all, the emperor's daily life is in the hands of the eunuch. As long as the eunuch's life is not threatened, the eunuch will not jump over the wall in a hurry). If the entrenched scholar-bureaucrats in the court could not control it, the imperial power would not be able to spread to the local areas. (The scholar-bureaucrats were in control of the issuance and execution of political orders. The emperor needed them to control the huge Han Empire. Especially when the master and the young were in doubt, they needed to be coaxed and restrained, and they needed to win over and suppress some. When Emperor Ling died, the Yuan family was already preparing to change their houses. The Yuan family's various positions in the court at that time were very interesting, except for the unexpected incident of Dong Zhuo). The occupation of land by local aristocratic families needs to be solved. This is one of the most fundamental causes and difficulties of the Han Dynasty. (This is really difficult to solve. After hundreds of years of accumulation, a huge interest group has formed. The best way is war. Under the military front, all interest groups of wealthy families will die. With fewer people, there will be more land). The next most unsolvable thing is natural disasters. There were various natural disasters in the late Han Dynasty. Especially when the previous problems were not solved, there was basically nothing to do in the face of natural disasters. Regarding the talent issue, most of the talents we are familiar with have not grown up, and only a few can be used. We also have to consider the issues of interest relationships and loyalty. There are still people who can be used at this time. Just knowing their names, where are they? Where to find them? Still a question. There is basically very little help for Liu Hong, including the family (too weak), the clan (can't help much), and the prestige accumulated by the Han Dynasty over hundreds of years (it's hard to say whether it will be useful).

🌞After ticking it, I feel like eating

What about the unparalleled literary giant of the Republic of China? The one I just discovered is gone.

The status of the few books after Tyrant has obviously reached a bottleneck. I wonder if there are any ideas for a second volume of Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty, such as the Ming Dynasty. I think it is still very interesting.

The book Tyrant is really a pity, Your Majesty.

Your readership can quit It and Yue'er, Yuezi, are two shit sticks. They can't see the facts and make sense, and use some specious and out-of-context views to mislead people.