Being This Emperor Is Hard

OK, so far, there is no big problem. The treatment of women is too literary. I think if you want to write well, you have to write the kind of one-man thieves with a ferocious appearance. The powerful officials are not removed because they are bad, but because they block the way. It is clarified that the government is not for the people, but just because they take too much. The purpose of reorganizing the military is for security and against careerists. The emphasis on military generals is for balance. The gold digger in Mongolia is because of ambition. He has been famous for eternity.

Brother, since you have traveled through time, you should not carry with you the three views and opinions of your previous life. You should firmly hold on to your rights and become a creature of power. Don't have any illusions. Those who stand in the way of your taking power should not be eradicated without any hesitation. You will definitely be a loner in the end. There is no need to be so literary about women. After all, you are the emperor. Even Emperor Potian has three thousand beauties in his harem. How can you treat a woman like Brother Chu? It's pretty good so far, there's nothing major wrong with it. I'll take a closer look when it's on the shelf. If it doesn't work, don't worry, I'll delete the book and read something else.

Lizong of the Song Dynasty reigned for 41 years. In addition to making great efforts to govern, he was able to push back Mongolia. Another preparation should be made, to conquer and immigrate to Nanyang, and leave a spark of fire

An emperor who had just been in the palace for a few days said that he wanted to be a good emperor, and a group of military generals obeyed his orders, killed officials with their own hands, and obtained military power in the palace. What do you think the puppet has in terms of money and power? You said that you would spend several years to win over people's hearts and slowly gain military power. You can easily die of illness in less than a month. This is so awesome.

Shi Miyuan was a powerful and treacherous prime minister, and his strategic planning ability was undoubtedly very good. He chose a puppet emperor with his own hands. He originally wanted to enjoy it for ten years without anyone caring about him, but ended up killing himself in half a year. Could it be that Shi Miyuan was not mentally prepared for the cruelty of the struggle? If you find that it is difficult to control, you must use some tricks to deal with it. If you find that you can't handle it, you will either lose everything, or you will recognize the situation and raise your hands to surrender and fully surrender. Shi Miyuan here made a move, but his IQ and skill were not in line with his power. He didn't even think he was that bad. It seemed like the leader of the opposite department was suppressing the employees of his department. He made the move lightly and showed no intention of surrender throughout the process. It felt like he was killed without performing...

I think the author's performance is not good, and the reasons are actually very obvious. For example, of the two lines in the book, one of the emotional lines is relatively literary, and there is not much foreshadowing and no emotional basis. But this does not matter because in most historical novels, women do not have many opportunities to appear, which is understandable. The other line is that the protagonist is slowly gaining power. This line is very problematic. On the one hand, it exaggerates how the prime minister holds all the power with one hand and acts like a powerful minister. In the end, the protagonist does whatever he wants. He reorganizes the army when he is told, and everything is helpful. The eunuch is also conquered by the protagonist's overlord spirit. To sum up, there is no contradiction or conflict. The feeling that the powerful officials suppress the emperor and the emperor is unable to move forward is not written, and there is no sense of urgency. Without conflict, readers will not be attracted. Without conflict, the whole book will be dull.

In fact, history is so simple and crude. I saw that I could directly kill the powerful official. First, I would throw the charge of killing the prince on him, and then directly order hundreds of people to be wiped out. The others would be gone, and the remaining party members would have nothing to say. Many palace coups in history were done this way. After all, you are an emperor, and if they want to hold you accountable afterwards, first of all, you are not as good as you in terms of justice and status. The chief culprits are gone, and the remaining party members will never be able to do anything.

The Southern Song Dynasty sucks, there's nothing to write home about

There is a lack of F1 books now. Brother, can you write one?

The infantry of the Southern Song Dynasty was also very weak, that is, it was weak at the end of the dynasty, and most of the Jiangnan soldiers were weak. It took a long time to train and temper in small-scale battles to train usable infantry. As for the cavalry, it is even more difficult, especially the classical cavalry, which involves charging with lances and shooting on horseback. The things that need to be learned are very complicated, so don't rush to develop cavalry. It is unrealistic to expect that the Jiangnan cavalry can fight against the Mongolian cavalry who are conquering the world. It is better to hope to develop artillery. In this era of the Southern Song Dynasty, developing artillery was more reliable than developing cavalry.