Starting from the Nobles of the Western Han Dynasty, a Thousand-Year Family Was Established

Explain the most frequently discussed question in books recently. 1. "Why hasn't history changed? If it doesn't change, I might as well read history books." I admit that there are indeed problems, and I also admit that the level is not good. The author believes that Emperor Wen, Emperor Jing, and Emperor Wen have almost achieved perfection except for Bai Deng and the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms. I have no idea. Let's start, history will change drastically starting from Emperor Wu, because here I have room for manipulation 2, "Why did Han Xin die?" Because it is useless to the plot 3, "The protagonist looks like a white-eyed wolf, why was Emperor Hui's son deposed." Because I want to make the story more interesting. The emperor ascended the throne out of selfishness. I like Emperor Wen, and please read the book carefully. Lu Pheasant has never ignored Liu Ying 3, "This historical revision is very poisonous. If you don't change history, what will I see?" Low writing difficulty, the latter setting may be scrapped, because I think I can live with it 4, "What about the plot, I feel that the protagonist is bound to the Han Dynasty." Someone has already submitted a full score answer sheet for this, I will just follow the gourd, and let's talk about the specific comments on the release.

It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away

Speechless, really. This history has not changed at all

The plot is too stupid. Why is it that Empress Lu is allowed to become the boss? She can completely support the deposed prince. What is the difference between the plot having a protagonist and not having one?

In Su Wang's book Zhou Dynasty, the Western Han Dynasty was at its peak, then the Eastern Han Dynasty declined rapidly, and by the Tang Dynasty it was just a mess.

Seeing Emperor Wen ascend to the throne, I can't stand it anymore. As a minister, the two major taboos of "deposing and establishing" the emperor have been done. The protagonist has done it, completely following the old path of Huo Guang. According to normal logic, the protagonist who did this does not have to go against the sky, and the only option left is to ascend the throne. Can Emperor Wen endure it and Emperor Jing can endure it? Or is Emperor Wu willing to watch a family that deposes and establishes an emperor? As long as there is a record, this family will basically be firmly remembered in the diary of each generation of emperors. Even if it is used, it will not be able to hold power. After all, who knows if they will follow the example of their ancestors and destroy the establishment. If after Wang Mang, he still considers whether to go up by himself, the consequences will be too great.

No, you wrote so much about how awesome the protagonist is, but when something goes wrong, you still rely on the props extracted by the system. Do you know how it is very contradictory to write? If your protagonist is awesome, why does he need props? A powerful minister wants to protect Liu Ruyi, but you actually need to rely on system props and mechanical deity to solve it. You want to copy a thousand-year-old family, but you don't have the ability. In the end, you use the routine of Shuangwen. This article is really funny.

The plot relies entirely on props and side stories, and there's nothing interesting about it.

This kind of family inheritance flow is the most difficult to write, and it doesn't have the strength of the great god Platinum. Just want to write stuff? The author, you don't know what you are writing when this book is 40 chapters long. If you don't have any strength, don't touch this genre. Looking at your plot, I might as well read a history book.

I haven't written anything at all. I might as well copy historical records.

I don't know what the author wants to express, I really don't understand. . . . If you use props when you are in doubt, why don't you summarize it after you failed 8 times before? Even a pig knows that if a doesn't work, use b, and if b doesn't work, use c. When you're full and have nothing to do, don't you reflect on why you failed? To save Ruyi, you still need to use props. How do you reflect the protagonist's awesomeness?

If you don't have enough historical literacy, you shouldn't write this kind of thing. Why bother? Not to mention the deduction of the subsequent process, the various character relationships in the early Han Dynasty at the beginning are all a mess. I successfully wrote a protagonist with a low IQ using the writing style of a running account. I won't go into the specific faults. The book reviews for each chapter are more than what book friends have said. I really don't know what the author's use is of lying to himself like this. You can't make any money like this. If the author wants to write this kind of article, I suggest that you write an alternate history. At least in the alternate history, you have all kinds of mistakes and omissions, and everyone can turn a blind eye and just read on. If you insist on inserting a person in the official history, everyone will feel uncomfortable seeing all the mistakes.

The protagonist's change in history is like this. Originally, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty ate two bowls of rice one day, but after the protagonist's change, he ate three bowls.

The position of the protagonist is very strange. He is the head of the noble family and absolutely obeys the emperor. Zhou Bo and Chen Ping were suspected in history. Now an enhanced version is fine. When Emperor Wu comes, he will be bound to the prince. If the head of the family does not die, there will be no future problems. This section is definitely round and will never come back.

If I live for more than 1,000 years, according to my opinion, the earth will have already become a second-level civilization. What will be the result? Nothing has changed between the protagonist and tmd. What is the difference between you and that Yi Xiaochuan?

I have never seen such a wise novel. The supporting character wants to kill someone, and Pig's Feet tries to persuade him, but the supporting character refuses to listen. Then Pig's Feet uses props, and then the supporting character feels that what Pig's Feet says makes sense and stops killing. Is this such a child's play?

You don't need to ask for leave one after another. In fact, you don't need to update anymore 🤫

The protagonist is the founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty. Coupled with his own experience, the entire Xu family has been firmly tied to the Han Dynasty. Then how to deal with the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties in the future? Maybe it will become Yan Shenggong.

Yi Xiaochuan's 1,500-year life after immortality

Aren't you a disgusting reader? Can't you become a religious leader? Would you rather run away and be a dog or be a thousand years old?

This Huns Army is really rubbish. There are plug-ins, but they are not very big if you open them. What others write is so rubbish

If King Wu had conquered Zhou in the late Han Dynasty and the end of the Tang Dynasty, he would have denied all the previous ones and refused to listen to advice, and would have had the potential to become a god. As a result, I had to rewrite the ending after finishing the book.

Refined and refined

Shui won't talk about you anymore. You can't have a sense of participation. It's just like a running account.