To Revive the Great Han Dynasty, We Must Start with Dong Zhuo

The author's writing is okay, but it is too naive. The Han Dynasty has great righteousness. An emperor, who is in power, comes into contact with military power, and goes to intrigues and worries that the people will die. It can only be said to be naive. Everything else is fine.

As the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, he didn't understand why he hated the nobles. The nobles were the loyal defenders of the Han Dynasty. If there were no nobles all over the country, they would have been usurped long ago. In order to kill Dong Zhuo and guard Han Emperor Guanxi, the nobles' children came one after another. Cao Cao's usurpation of power was still continued by the nobles. Fighting for the Han Dynasty, even if by the end of the Xian Emperor period, Geng Ji of Fufeng was already the absolute confidant of Cao Cao's Prime Minister Sizhi, he would still fight for the Han Dynasty. If you are an ordinary citizen, you can still understand that you have to hate your own base when you are in the position of emperor. What kind of operation is this?

One day, Dong Zhuo's subordinates put on Dong Zhuo's yellow robe. How does the author deal with this contradiction? Now that the author has defeated Dong Zhuo's enemies and Dong Zhuo has no one to control him, is he simply forcibly defining Dong Zhuo as a loyal minister? Is it Duke Zhou? Political power has been returned many times in history. When did one family become the dominant one? Even Huo Guang is not alone.

Just think, did the author describe Dong Zhuo too much as a white lotus, silly and sweet? Really, is this kind of person who suddenly rose from the frontier army to the political center really so stupid? On the contrary, I think that this kind of person must be shrewd most of the time except for a moment of confusion There is a stereotype that warriors are all muscle brains and cannot use their brains. Just like what I wrote about Bing Guo Guo in the past, they are all brainless robots who execute orders for the sake of political correctness.

Both Dong Zhuo and Sima Yi were cleared. To be honest, I really can't believe it. Their images are too deeply rooted in people's hearts. Just like some people now say that Ximen Qing is actually an upright person.

Traveling through the past, he was completely assimilated, forgetting all about the modern civilization in which he was born, and treating himself as a superior emperor and the private property of everyone in the world. I have always claimed that I would kill the nine tribes at every turn, and I saw the shadow of Zhu Yuanzhang and Li Longji in his later years. It's so disgusting, don't meet people like this in real life. Ghostly thoughts.

I came to see the renaissance of the Han Dynasty, then the Industrial Revolution, and then the unification of the world, heading towards the stars and the sea. I didn't come to see you write about the love between your children.

The article says that Dong Zhuo has no son, but in fact Dong Zhuo does have a son. Also, Dong Zhuo murdered Liu Bian. This is not a man who just wants to be a powerful minister. Secondly, the protagonist is a puppet, but he can actually call the eunuch to convey the decree to Lu Bu? It was impossible for anyone to listen to a puppet emperor, including the eunuchs. You must know that the eunuchs at that time were all killed from top to bottom. Firstly, it is too fake that Dong Zhuo does not have a son Secondly, the puppet emperor can actually call people too fake. You must know that at that time, eunuchs would not listen to the emperor's words. Dong Zhuo had already changed the people around Liu Xie. Third, it's too fake that Lu Bu can surrender with just a few words of bb I have only seen this here

The emperor of the Han Dynasty still has to look at the Western Han Dynasty. How comfortable the emperor was, compared to the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty who was nothing but a coward.

Dong Zhuo was washed too white, he was really cruel. Shan Lu Bu may still be good, he just wants to be a high official and enjoy it.

When I read the synopsis, I thought the male protagonist was Dong Zhuo, who assisted a female imp to transform into Liu Xie. I know I saw the characters written on the male protagonist Liu Xie and the male supporting actor Dong Zhuo... Alas, I left disappointed.

After only reading 20 chapters, I felt that the author's writing was a bit exaggerated (the kind of thing that was made up out of thin air). Brother, you are a puppet, and you have incited the emotions of Dong Zhuo and his loyal men. If you change someone else, Boss Cao calls you a good guy, your "loud mouth" actually has his own ideas, and you are imprisoned directly. Don't you think he doesn't understand the capabilities of the puppets he personally selected? ? ?

I have read many books on the Three Kingdoms and also read history books. In fact, historical records record that Dong Zhuo was cruel and unkind and a treacherous minister, which is not too accurate. Rather, it should be said that Dong Zhuo's previous status was not high, and he was suddenly elevated to the position of Grand Master, which made him swollen and confused. Coupled with various boasts by civil servants, Dong Zhuo had inappropriate thoughts, and finally became the Dong Zhuo that people are familiar with. You must know that Dong Zhuo was a good general before he entered Beijing. The reason why I say so much is that I want to tell the author that the beginning of your work does not convey the feeling of scheming. No matter how unbearable Dong Zhuo is, he is still Dong Zhuo. The Three Kingdoms is the representative era of conspiracy and conspiracy. Dong Zhuo was able to dominate a generation not only because of his army.

No, can Dong Zhuo also be cleared? How can I say that he slept with the Queen Mother, slept on the dragon's bed, and directly destroyed the prosperous Luoyang?

Very good, it is not just what others say, it tells the essence of the chaos in the late Han Dynasty. Although the description of Dong Zhuo is different, the history books may not be correct. Let's just say that Yuan Shao led his troops to attack the palace and frightened the prince into running away. This would be a huge rebellion in any dynasty or generation, but no one said he was wrong.

Dong Zhuo: The traitor has jumped out on his own. Yuan Shao is one, and Cao Mengde!

Sima Yi's finger-water oath was so funny that the world line was closed.

Originally, Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo were killed, and the remaining two armies were gathered together. Liu Xie was able to revive the Han Dynasty again, but was screwed up by Wang Yun. At that time, the Yang family of Hongnong was in the Han Dynasty, and Lao Yuan could not do anything.

Let me start by saying that the most beautiful Three Kingdoms novel I have ever read is Shen San, which is next door and ends at the end of the War of the Huns, so the following is inevitably a subjective comparison, please forgive me. The writing of this book is actually quite interesting, and the early world view settings are okay. But the biggest problem is that the plot structure is a bit too taken for granted. When the author was thinking about many things, he did not put himself in the real society of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. This is also the biggest problem compared to next door. Cai Wenji is really very popular. It's normal for a male author not to write romance. But this love affair is too delayed. There is no push. And maybe because of the proliferation of online language habits in the past two years, the author's language is often too light. Very disruptive to the sense of immersion.

If you don't know how to write about women, you don't have to write about them. I just want to see how to have a career. It's annoying.

Brother, please hurry up and update another chapter. I feel uncomfortable if I don't watch it for a while, brother! !

It can be said to be a love letter in a dream. I have been looking for a book about Liu Xie's work in Guanzhong, Lu Bu and Wen de Jia Xu. I finally found it.

The city of Chang'an in the Sui and Tang Dynasties overly pursued the position of the dragon's head in the southeast to imply the Qian hexagram in the Eight Diagrams. At the same time, it also compared it to the galaxy chessboard and the sky, so that the position of the palace must be placed due north. Such an unlucky design ultimately led to the heroes and the imperial city being built at the bottom of the entire Longshou Plain. The river poured down from Longshou Plain, directly flooding the Miyagi and Imperial City. Then you can only force yourself outside the city wall. Another palace was built in the northeast corner, and the main hall was built on the hill in the middle of the palace. This solved the fundamental problem. But it also added military security issues, that is, enemy troops or civil strife could easily attack the palace at weak points on the periphery of the city wall. If you had clicked on the design inside the red frame at the beginning and circled the location of Daming Palace in the middle, or to the north, there would not have been so many problems later. At most, the so-called Qian Gua Dragon Head can only be placed outside the city wall, and its location is due south and southwest.

The writing is really good, and it gives many characters of the Three Kingdoms different plots, rather than a conventional novel that collects some famous generals to fight a few stereotyped battles.

The author leaves them alone! He is already the emperor! To restore the Han Dynasty! Guangna Meiji wants it too! Grab it with both hands! Both hands must be hard!

Dong Zhuo just disappeared and left without knowing anything. It feels like it would be better to let him die in Yuan Shao's hands. Then the protagonist gets angry and takes back Xiliang's military power to better advance the plot.

Do you have any special fetish for writing about a filial piety person who has sex with the male protagonist? 🙂You can have sex with women, just choose the right time, place and person

It's close to the north. There are only 4 pages of the extra story. I've ordered all of them. Please give me more updates 😰

Don't go into too much detail about the political systems and customs of other dynasties, as this can easily expose your shortcomings.

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.