My Father Was Han Wu, so My Son Is Not Like His Father?

Does Huo Qubing's servant still need the protagonist's reminder to block the assassin? After so many years of fighting, there is no one around him who can be used. If he kills the assassin by himself, he will not be able to protect him. Is it true?

I'm speechless. I see that the protagonist suddenly has the character of a thief. Does the author have to screen readers to feel comfortable? If you like to filter readers, just filter them, I will polish them first.

🐨🐭Isn't it just qq. y.

I feel that as the son of Emperor Qin and Han Wu, the first thing to do is not to deny his father's achievements. Under the influence of a bunch of rotten scholars, Liu Zhi said that his father's proud achievements in opening up new territories were worthless and even harmed the country and the people. To be honest, it was not easy for Emperor Wu to tolerate him for so many years!

I have written so little, what is on your mind, author? Come to my basement. It's quiet here and you can write slowly.

Which one of Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, and Taizu of Ming Dynasty was not a tyrant? I don't want to read this introduction.

If Huo Qubing and Wei Qing are not dead, if Liu Ju is tougher, he will probably be exterminated.

Isn't Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty stronger than Emperor Qin and Han Wu?

You really can't write history if you're not good at it. Just kidding yes

The first thing Liu Zhi has to do when he travels back in time is to always prepare for rebellion. The biggest mistake Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made was that he lived too long. You can't wait for him to give you a seat!

During the first year of the Yuan Dynasty, Liu Saw was only 6 years old, and he has reached Chapter 200. Liu Ju was 15 years old, between the ages of 6 and 15. The emperor and ministers took it for granted that a child had done so many things. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty couldn't do it himself, and he despised Liu Ju every day.

The 29-year-old crown prince of Han Wu died at the age of 70. How does the plot develop? Forcibly shortening Han Wu's life? The Supreme Emperor? Prince mutiny? It's not easy to arrange anyway.

You guys, when you write historical articles, why are you so influenced by other authors' writing styles? You all smell like wolves in the history department. If there is a bloody storm, there will be no resistance at all in the face of the imperial power, and they can only keep low. Even if he didn't resist physically, he didn't respond mentally. Modern people, in the end, only pursue fairness and justice. How come they lost all of this when they traveled through time? From the First Emperor, Gaozu, Han Wu to Taizong, Xuanzong, and Hongwu, all the writings were made by admiring them. Seeing them killing people indiscriminately, there is not even one author who wants to fight with them? !

The prince, Liu Ju, is of noble character and is deeply loved by me. I will grant you death immediately.

It is difficult to be a prince, and it is even more difficult to be the prince of a British master. If you are too capable, the emperor will be suspicious, and the famous monarch will be even more suspicious. The prince is inactive, and the emperors all hope to have a good heir to make the dynasty last forever. Liu Ju's biggest mistake was that he opposed all policies of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Every emperor hopes that his successors will inherit his will and fears that his successors will overturn and deny his policies and achievements. At the same time, Liu Ju, like Fusu, was a prince brainwashed by Confucian scholars. The Qin Dynasty governed the country with Legalist ideas. The Western Han Dynasty was founded with Huang Lao's theory as the skin and Legalism as the bone. This is the reason why the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system. After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty came to power, he adopted the idea of ​​Confucianism and Legalism, which was a combination of the king's hegemony and the Taoism. Starting from Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, local powerful people moved to Lingxian County in order to combat the emperor's greed for power and the problem of land annexation. Only Emperor Han Yuan, who was brainwashed by Confucianism, abolished this measure, which led to the rise of local powerful powers and serious land annexation problems, and the Western Han Dynasty began to decline. The brainwashed Liu Ju is the new Emperor Yuan of Han.

Liu Bang's personality charm Before he died, Liu Bang said to the doctor: I hold the world with a three-foot sword in my cloth. Isn't this destiny? The destiny is in heaven, so what's the use of being a magpie!" So he refused to cure the disease and gave him fifty kilograms of gold! Li Shimin: The emperor of the Han Dynasty held a three-foot sword in his hand to rule the world! Zhu Yuanzhang: The emperor knew this, inherited his kindness, showed mercy, death to win! Great man: Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was the most powerful emperor in the feudal dynasty.

Well, if Wei Qinghuo survives long enough, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty may force them to death. The emperors of the old Liu family are all political creatures.

Are you dead? I remember that others framed the protagonist and wanted to seize the legitimate heir. He wrote it three times, and the alchemist wrote it twice. Didn't the protagonist have anything else to do? He should do something serious and get it done in two strokes. The alchemist's bad thing was written in more than ten chapters with no end in sight.

It is a relatively good book. Although I only read it so-so, I did catch up on the latest chapters Based on the current starting point, it is an above-average book (the publication time is 250,000 words)

I really gave up. I haven't updated it for five months.

Eunuch dog? 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

I read it back and forth three times. When will the author come back for more updates?