I Never Intended to Become Emperor
朕本无意称帝
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- Completed
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- 730k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A Thousand Worlds Between the Covers
Infinite worlds, games, apocalypse, history, cultivation, reborn, rational protagonists, fan fiction, and comedy. ………………………… If five people leave negative reviews, I'll take the list down. I used to plan on writing lots of reviews, but I realized I'm too lazy. I've been reading for over ten years, ever since I started with Battle Through the Heavens. I've read around four or five hundred books, including unfinished ones. I've put my favorites here. I've taken many classics off the list because t
A Casual Reading List: Either the Blurb or the Story Is Unbeatable
2024.11.5: I noticed something interesting. The review sections often have comments asking for a “shennong,” a reader who can test whether a book is worth reading, but comments like that can make authors defensive. Recently I saw someone write, “This book is pretty good. Why are so few people reading it?” That way, the author doesn't feel awkward responding, and it can bring out some genuine opinions. Pretty interesting. 2024.9.8: I just remembered I had a book list. Time to resurrect it. 2023.5
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Just keeping track of the books I'm reading. The name is random, and so are the recommendations. No need to spend time on this list, just take a quick look if you happen to come across it.
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Yuan Shao was arguably the most regrettable figure in the early Three Kingdoms period. While the Battle of Guandu was a significant loss for him, it didn't cripple his foundation. At that time, Cao Cao's four provinces in the Central Plains were practically nonexistent in terms of population, and the Central Plains were in ruins.
Yuan Shao lacked a solid base of support; even if he succeeded, he would end up like Liu Xiu. He relied on powerful families to seize power, but ultimately, he was misled by them. I don't know how the author wrote it.
Four generations of three dukes
For four consecutive generations, members of the family have held high-ranking official positions.
Then the music started, then the dancing began. 😏
Ahem, brother, may I say something? "Four generations, three dukes" refers to three dukes within four generations. Your "five generations, three dukes" is a step backward, isn't it?
Reincarnating as Yuan Shao would be way too easy!
It's just a gut feeling. I haven't read much further yet. I prefer to wait until it's hundreds of thousands of words before reading it, but considering its background, I wonder if it will just end after 500 or 600,000 words?
I misread it as "Five Generations of Officials" 😟
In the struggle for power, stagnation means regression, and even the potential for family and clan annihilation. What does it mean to have merit in supporting a rising power? A whole bunch of people are waiting for the protagonist to advance, and you've retreated! If you don't advance, how can your subordinates advance further? Moreover, given the Liu Di royal family's indifferent and unkind nature, if the Liu family doesn't fall, the Yuan Di will face the calamity of extermination.
How many illiterate people did a man from a family that held high-ranking official positions for four generations deceive? 😁
Emperor Ling of Han had his reasons for favoring eunuchs. Imagine someone who is twelve years old and whose father dies. Suddenly, an imperial edict orders them to succeed to the throne. Emperor Ling became emperor at the age of twelve, and a coup broke out that same year. Dou Wu wanted to eliminate the eunuchs, but in reality, he was just using them to usurp the emperor's power.