My Father Is Emperor Wu of Han, But I’m Nothing Like Him?
家父汉武，子不类父？
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I think that as the son of Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, the first thing Liu Ju should do is not to deny his father's achievements. Under the influence of a group of pedantic scholars, Liu Ju made his father's proud achievements of expanding the territory worthless and even said that he was a tyrant who brought disaster to the country and the people. To be honest, it was not easy for Emperor Wu to tolerate him for so many years!
You've written so little, author, is something on your mind? Come to my basement, it's quiet there, you can write slowly.
Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, and Emperor Taizu of Ming—weren't they all tyrants? I don't even want to read this introduction.
If Huo Qubing and Wei Qing hadn't died, and if Liu Ju had been a little more forceful, his entire clan would probably have been wiped out.
Was Emperor Gaozu of Han no stronger than Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han?
Those who lack competence truly cannot write history. This is a joke.
The first thing you need to do if you transmigrate into Liu Ju's body is to be ready to rebel at any time. Emperor Wu of Han's biggest mistake was living too long. You won't live to see him give you the throne!
In the first year of the Yuan Ning era, Liu Ju was only 6 years old. By chapter 200, Liu Ju was 15. Between the ages of 6 and 15, a child accomplished so much, which the emperor and ministers considered perfectly reasonable. Even Emperor Wu of Han himself couldn't do it, yet he constantly complained about Liu Ju, saying he was unlike his father and that he was just a child with strange reading habits.
Emperor Wu of Han had a crown prince at the age of twenty-nine and died at seventy. How will the story unfold? Will they forcibly shorten Emperor Wu's lifespan? Make him a retired emperor? Have the crown prince staged a coup? It's hard to say what will happen.
You people, writing historical fiction, why are you so heavily influenced by other authors' styles? You all have that "historical wolf" vibe. You insist on bloodshed and carnage, showing absolutely no resistance to imperial power, only submission. Not only do you not resist in action, but you also show no emotional reaction. Modern people, in the end, all pursue fairness and justice, right?