The Little Overlord of Beifu in the Late Jin Dynasty

If Liu Yifu really married the youngest daughter of Wang Ningzhi and Xie Daoyun, it might really be of some help to his father Liu Yu. However, Wang Xie was only very strong during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but after entering the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Wang Xie began to have no influence. It was not until the Sui and Tang Dynasties that he completely became a third-class nobleman, which was no longer good.

Movable type printing was useless in ancient times, and Bi Sheng spent his entire life improving it without promoting it. Even in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the application of movable type printing was very few, and it was not suitable for large-scale and mass printing at all. But Bi Sheng's idea inspired Lin Yutang's Mingkei typewriter and Wang Xuan's laser typesetting

The author, Liu Yu's first wife is Zang Aiqin. If the author changes the protagonist's birth date, I suggest the author change the protagonist's biological mother. That is my family 🙂

It can be seen from this book that Up is really serious about writing, and he also tried to change the status of the poor family and the common people. It reminds me of the classic Wei and Jin Dynasty article "The Superior Hanshi". However, although Chen Caozhi said that he personally worked hard to bring up the poor Chen family in Qiantang, this is not wrong, but the author wrote Chen Caozhi made me feel that when he gets rich, he will block the way for Hanshi to rise, and he also said that clan politics is right. The plot about Liu Yu in the last chapter of "High-grade Hanshi" really made me feel a little uncomfortable and I didn't understand. Chen Caozhi helped Liu Yu pay back the money simply because he didn't want Liu Yu to rise up and change the dynasty. . .

The emperor after Liu Yu and Liu Yilong, Liu Jun was half a normal person but completely insane. It may be that there is something wrong with Liu Yilong's genes that causes some problems for his descendants. Of course, it is normal for Liu Yilong's other sons to look like Liu Hong. The other sons are more or less sick. I can only hope that the author Liu Yifu and Wang Zhenxuan will have children. Let's see if the genes of the talented Xie Daoyun can help Liu Yifu and Wang Zhenxuan's children to be normal 😎

Ah, if you were born 20 years early, wouldn't you be 36 when you ascend the throne? Come on, it's rare to write a novel about the Northern and Southern Dynasties

Hey, I just read the chapter about Zhongzhengguan written by Up, and I was inspired to write so much. I used to like to watch the plot of "The High-grade Hanshi" and see how Chen Caozhi rose to power, but I didn't expect that Chen Caozhi would want to strengthen the power of clan politics and not allow anyone to destroy the clan. Chen Caozhi still doesn't give people from humble backgrounds and low-level people a way to rise. I'm afraid that if Chen Caozhi becomes a top-notch family member, he will look down on poor people and people from low-level families. The last chapter is about Liu Yu's plot. Chen Caozhi obviously knows that Liu Yu is the terminator of clan politics. Didn't he ever think of helping Liu Yu? Liu Yu is a man who repays kindness and revenge, and Liu Yu is a talent. Normal people will promote or recruit him as a son-in-law when they see a talent. I thought Chen Caozhi would help Liu Yu and let him take off, or let Liu Yu marry his own relatives. But I didn't expect to help Liu Yu pay back the money and not want Liu Yu to destroy the clan politics?

I have always been afraid of cutting it off, so I hope you will leave more comments and give me some suggestions, otherwise I will feel like I am alone. 🙂

Can the protagonist Liu Yifu kill the four assistants Liu Yu left behind? Liu Yu killed the last emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty because he was afraid that the aristocratic family would not recognize Liu Yu's throne, which would lead to Liu Yu's family being killed by the aristocratic family. At that time, the last emperor of Sima of the Eastern Jin Dynasty was still alive, and no one would establish Liu Yilong. The Liu Song clan was killed. I have to admit that Liu Yifu was deposed and killed, which indirectly affected the Southern Dynasty. The Lanling Xiao family also needs to be suppressed.

Can the author add a plot between Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, let Liang Shanbo join Liu Yu's team, and change their love tragedy?

Apart from "Liu Song Han Que", I have never read any other novels written in the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty that have been completed.

The author will keep working hard! This book is expected to be on the shelves in the middle of this month. I hope everyone can continue to support it! 😁

Up, can you write more plots involving plots? Although I complained about those people in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, I was very happy after reading it. But there is still a plot to be powerful and scheming, after all, you want to achieve an imperial career. If possible, you can write about the dark side and similar interests of the Eastern Jin Dynasty scholar family. For example, if Xie Yan is not dead, it will be difficult for Liu Yu and his son to control the Beifu Army. The Beifu Army will even always belong to the Xie family of Chen County. I offer a similar suggestion. Up, you can consider writing that when Xie Yan wanted to fight Sun En, in order to gain reputation and seek greater benefits, Liu Yu and his son deliberately provided wrong information, which led to Xie Yan's defeat and death. Then Liu Yu and his son took the opportunity to take control of the Beifu Army. Then the grandson of Wang Dao of the Langya Wang family and the protagonist's father-in-law Wang Ningzhi realized that there was something wrong with Xie Yan's death, but they deliberately concealed Liu Yu's father-son issue for the benefit of the Langya Wang family. After all, the Langya Wang family has invested too much in Liu Yu and his son, and they can't fall out with the Xie family. Wang Ningzhi may be more difficult to behave. After all, Xie Daoyun is his wife, so it will be a dilemma to hide this matter from Xie Daoyun. This is my personal opinion. I hope Up can write more plots related to the infighting and power schemes of aristocratic families.

There is a novel written by Liu Song that is also very good, but it is about Liu Yilong's son, named Ming Song. The description of the difficulties faced by Liu Song is relatively clear. The problems faced by the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Liu Song Dynasty were very similar. There were strong enemies in the north, and the powerful domestic clans could not be eliminated. The clans in this era were more ruthless than those in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with full monopoly on economy, politics, and culture, and there was no imperial examination. It was about dragons giving birth to dragons and phoenixes, and mice giving birth to burrows.

I want to collect Chu Lingyuan and the harem, which is expected to be 6-7.

The author is not a eunuch, I will give you recommendations every day.