Usurping Jin: The Path of a Powerful Minister, Beginning in the Fourth Year of Taihe

😰😰😰I don't know what those authors who wrote about time travel to the Three Kingdoms, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties thought. It was too difficult for a person with no background to stand up during that period. You are a person of such a low origin, and other well-connected talents will not even bother to look at you. Look at how long Liu Yu wasted his time.

You have written more than 30 chapters, and the protagonist has not made any progress. How about you give him a good background and no one has read it 😥😥

With Xie An here, there was nothing much for the Eastern Jin Dynasty to do in this era, and no one could do it better than Xie An. His only problem was that he died too early. The Northern Expedition was about to sweep across the north. He died at the wrong time. The protagonist can accumulate merit and strength while Xie An is alive, and then take the throne when Xie An dies.

Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty were negative examples in ancient times Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a little better. There were people to wipe his ass, so his reputation was not particularly bad. Qin Shihuang is synonymous with tyrant

The writing is too detailed. We are not here to read military theory. I don't think Sun Tzu's Art of War is good at military theory?

To be honest, after reading it, there are some mistakes in it, some sentences are missing, and some places are wrong and confusing. For example, when you first meet Wei Luo, you can know what to say in advance, and in Chapter 95, a tenant unexpectedly appears at the Xie family's banquet for no apparent reason. Similar things need to be improved.

Both the Jin Dynasty and the Song Dynasty usurped the throne and came to power. This method was used to prevent others. How could others take advantage of the loopholes? They had to be broken by external force or violence.

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The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties are not easy to write about. If you don't have research on this period of history, what you write is basically like a piece of shit. The author, Nico, doesn't want to get involved just because there are so few people writing about this period of history.

After usurping the Jin Dynasty, can the country's title be changed to something more pleasant? Shun, Qi, Xuan, Qian, Yuan, Jing, Yan, Rong, De, Jia, Yong and Cheng are all good