My Father Is Chen Baxian

Good guys, you must first survive Hou Jing's rebellion, and secondly, hack all your brothers to death. The Yuwen clan and the Gao clan in the north are both difficult to deal with. Jianghuai has been lost and it is difficult to defend the river. Without Jiangling, there is no way to defend the upper reaches. Civil strife in Sichuan became a burden, and the barbarians in the south were in turmoil. It's not easy to write. The author should check more information (Southern History, Chen Shu, Zizhi Tongjian, etc.). If he has written the title of god, he should not be a eunuch.

If there are no cheats, according to the strategic situation at this time, it will be very powerful if it can last for forty years. To defend the river, we must defend the Huaihe River, and the Jiangling Tomb in Xiangfan must be strong. Without either of these, we were at a strategic disadvantage. In order to defend Jinling, we could only concentrate heavy troops on the line from Anqing, Jiujiang to Stone City. It would be best to unite Northern Qi to fight against Northern Zhou. Unfortunately, the monarchs of Northern Qi are crazy and attack Nanchen when they have nothing to do. Just because of the short-sightedness of the leader of Northern Qi, Nanchen was destined to perish. In terms of famous generals, the three heroes of the Northern Qi Dynasty, Duan Shao, Luguang Gao Changgong, Wei Xiaokuan of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Jiangling guard Yang Zhong, etc., Except for Chen Ba, Xian Nan and Chen, other generals were no match for them. How to win over the northern gentry depends on the author's methods. What ultimately matters is population, financial resources, and talent.

At this point in time, there is actually not enough time to advance the appearance of the protagonist to change the historical trend. However, in the post-Three Kingdoms period, there are many points to be solved to unify the country south of the Yangtze River. The first is that the southern gentry controls the land and population. Although the level of fighting has dropped since the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it has restricted the central government's proficiency I have no courage to go north. I want to surrender in my heart and want to suck the blood of the country. And you can't solve everything yet. After you solve it, who will reorganize the economy and collect taxes and grains for you? I'm really speechless. The derivative problem caused by this is how to attract the talents of the gentry for my use. This tests the author on how to balance the power of the aristocratic families and mobilize the enthusiasm of the noble families. At the same time, there are means to intimidate the aristocratic families, and there are also measures to make the Li family and the country win-win. At the same time, there must be a policy to systematically cultivate their own talents. Very testing for the author. The second is the external environment of Jiangdong. To sum up, there is no large-scale place that can raise horses, and the cavalry is insufficient to fight for hegemony in the Central Plains Maybe you can rely on means to penetrate the powerful points of the Central Plains and reach the edge of the Yellow River, but you cannot defend it without large-scale cavalry. Refer to Yuanjia's Northern Expedition, they reached the Yellow River and were pushed back directly with cavalry. The third is the Guanlong Group of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Shaanxi's military land distribution system during the Qin and Han Dynasties unified China and defeated the Huns. Now the government army system, which has influenced China for almost a century, has been implemented. Nan Chen wants to unify the country, and wants the author to write a conscription policy that conforms to historical logic and is suitable for Jiangdong. It can support the protagonist to unify the country, and is comparable to or even better than the government military system. The fourth is character creation. From the period from the Three Kingdoms to the unification of the Sui Dynasty, there were many outstanding characters, and their influence was even from the Northern Zhou Dynasty to the early Tang Dynasty. Although the abilities of historical figures do not change and improve as they grow, nor are the final conclusions in history books set in stone, this is also a test of the protagonist and their opponent's play and control skills. If they are written as too strong and the protagonist needs to be stronger to defeat or conquer them, it will inevitably feel a bit fake. If the historical figures of this group of history books are written too weakly, we will fall into the trap of brainless and cool writing again. This is a test of the author's grasp of character creation, and it also wastes the author's brain cells to conceive of a plot that makes it reasonable for the protagonist to subdue capable ministers and control powerful generals, and to have a wonderful plot against the characters in Qingshi's name as opponents. So, when writing this kind of difficult historical novel, it is just like writing a real history. When writing like the end of the Song Dynasty, you must also set whether the protagonist is a champion or a business tycoon. Otherwise, the starting point is too low. When you grow up, you may be on the other side to unify the country.

It's like taking a look at Chen Baxian's SSR card. Brothers, help me rise to the top and strive for wealth 😁

My last book was completed with more than two million words. Those who know it should know me. I am the first author from Qidian to complete a book on Liu Bei. I have withstood such a big thunder, so I will definitely write this book well. Thank you all. In addition, recruit characters. The characters are random. They should be the ones who can withstand cannon fodder. Stories with their own attributes are better. If reasonable, try to arrange them 😁

I went, I actually met the descendants of Chen Baxian. I went to a cram school with me in junior high school. At that time, we were talking about genealogy. He said that the first generation in their family tree was Chen Baxian. Because he was the eldest son, he had seen the family tree. I didn't know Chen Baxian at that time. Later, when I went home and checked, I found that he was actually the emperor of the Southern Dynasties 😰.

Even if he plans the world, he won't let the protagonist take risks all the time. Even if he has to take risks, he won't keep setting off lines on the road, which will dazzle people! Moreover, it has taken more than two hundred chapters to come here. In this process, I want everything and don't want to give up on anything. I just say "hoe in the east, hoe in the west". Although the author has always claimed that there are seven truths and three falsehoods in this novel, when it comes to population, military logistics, transportation and expenses, as well as how much the protagonist spends when he wants to do something, he uses Spring and Autumn's writing style or the money and food are all taken care of by his father to blur and weaken this aspect. And when explaining the length, it always seems a bit long-winded.

In fact, I really want to suggest to the author that if possible, just try to mention things that are not the protagonist! When writing, the author constantly switches perspectives with each character, and there is no strong correlation with the plot . Because of this reason, it feels very separated when reading, like two unrelated stories! (And this aspect seems to be getting more and more serious as the story gets bigger and bigger!) For this reason, another new problem arises, that is, the protagonist's sense of existence is getting weaker, and the writing makes people feel less distinctive or "interesting." Anyway, I feel that the readability is getting worse and worse. There is also the issue of supporting roles? ! Except for a few of the original characters (the one with the surname Hu), no one could remember them (maybe the characters were not distinctive enough), and then new characters began to appear, which was overwhelming. Even if they have to be described because of historical figures, some of them are quite annoying to read! And the reason why there are so many thin characters is almost all because of the problem of "Author" you constantly switching perspectives between different characters, and you have to know that our understanding of history is completely incomparable with yours. Because we don't need to check historical data when reading novels, but you need to constantly check historical data when writing novels! ! !

South Vietnam is relatively peaceful and lacks Wang Qi. The entire Southern Dynasty was unable to support the Northern Expedition. In history, Emperor Chen Wu was powerful and hegemonic. However, God did not bless his years. Emperor Wen was old and his country's power was limited. His civil and military talents and soldiers and horses were not enough to raise an army. You might as well let Liu Zi start a new business from the north, maybe he can seize the power of the Sui Dynasty.

Chen Ba first innovated Chen and established a foothold in the south. With the help of the Chen brothers and Chen Qian, he slowly became the king. With the official administration reaching Zhongju, he was able to provide enough food for the people. Let Wang Sengbian and other Xiao princes go to fight life and death, and go to Hou Muliang. Chen Liuzi recruited talents, poached and seized luck, established himself in the north and Bashu, and echoed the south. He also increased the recommendation of wise men. Inspired by Han culture, the barbarians who entered China became Han, and unification was expected. The "Sui and Tang Dynasties" flourished in Han and Chen.