Father Liu Hong, I'm Lying Down

The writing gets worse and worse, the level plummets, the further it goes, the more verbose it gets, and there is nothing to read at all. Although it was boring in the early stage, at least it was emotionally engaging and I had the desire to continue reading. Now I have no motivation at all to support me to continue reading. The author is probably bad at it, the updates are poor, and I don't dare to read the issues mentioned in the comment area. I have always been supportive, but as time went on, I became more and more disappointed. The number of fans is not high, only 80. Post a picture to prove it.

I don't know why it's defined as a time-travel novel, but all the fun points about time-travelers are avoided, and the rest is just mediocre chatter. The portrayal of the female protagonist is even more disappointing and disgusting. It looks like a female author writing a male video.

1. Overview of Disasters The 74 years of the late Han Dynasty were the most disaster-intensive period in Chinese history, with an average of more than one major disaster occurring each year, and a total of more than 80 disasters. Disasters exhibit three major characteristics: high frequency, superposition, and chain reaction, which directly lead to a 70% drop in population (from 56 million to 16 million) and a complete collapse of economic and social order. 2. Main types of disasters and typical cases 1. Earthquakes and geological disasters Frequent strong earthquakes. In 74 years, there were 18 earthquakes of magnitude ≥6, 3 of which triggered tsunamis. The Sichuan-Shaanxi-Gansu earthquake in 186 (magnitude 7.5-8) Caused the Jialing River to change its course, and the 42-county earthquake in 119 hit its peak in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Secondary disasters: landslides ≥ 10 times (such as the Bakjun landslide in 155) and ground fissures ≥ 22 times, forming a disaster chain of "earthquakes → landslides → floods". 2. Flood, Drought and Locust Disaster Composite System Drought 7 major droughts across the country. "There was no rain from April to July" in Guanzhong in 194. The price of food soared to 500,000 yuan per dendrobium (a surge of 2500 times), and people ate each other. Locust plagues broke out seven times on a large scale, affecting 32 counties in 153, causing crop failure, often concurrent with droughts. Floods There were 6 major floods, and in 155 the Luoshui River overflowed and flooded Nanyang. 3. Plague pandemic Outbreak pattern: 12 nationwide plagues occurred from 161 to 216 years, mostly accompanied by war and famine, with the peak period during the Jian'an period (196-220). Death caused by the depopulation plague accounted for more than 60% of the population loss. Cao Zhizai said that "every family suffered from the pain of lying dead, and the family was overthrown and mourned." 4. Extreme climate and anomalies Characteristics of the Little Ice Age In 1666 in Luoyang, "bamboo and cypresses withered and birds and animals froze to death." In 209, the Huaihe River was frozen for the first time in history. Astronomical anomalies: 28 solar eclipses were recorded in 74 years, exacerbating the public opinion that "the Han Dynasty has exhausted its power". 3. Disaster chain effect and social impact 1. Natural system cascade reaction Drought-->Locust plague-->Famine-->Plague Earthquake -->Landslide-->River obstruction-->Flood-->Plague Typical case The 194 Guanzhong drought triggered a locust plague, and the plague broke out after the grain harvest failed, forming a doomsday scene of "four disasters superimposed". 2. The disintegration of the regime is accelerating Economic collapse, farmland is abandoned, "white bones are exposed in the wild, and there are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles" (Cao Cao's "Hao Mile Journey"). Reconstruction of Faith Zhang Jiao used Fu Shui to treat the epidemic and gathered hundreds of thousands of people, triggering the Yellow Turban Uprising; Five Dou Rice Road established the political and religious regime in Hanzhong. The legitimacy of rule collapsed. Frequent natural disasters were regarded as "natural punishment", and nobles and refugees turned to warlord groups. 4. Conclusion: The Death Cycle of Natural Disasters and Corruption Natural disasters in the late Han Dynasty were not isolated events, and their destructive power was exponentially amplified by political corruption: Corruption aggravated the failure of disaster relief, the relief funds after the locust plague in 153 were misappropriated by powerful men, and in 194 Dong Zhuo's army robbed grain and exacerbated famine. Man-made disasters are worse than natural disasters - the government has lost the four major capabilities of early warning, resource allocation, grassroots organization, and public trust, resulting in "the destructive power of natural disasters being inversely proportional to the level of governance." Data supports that during the period of Emperor Han'an (106-125 years), natural disasters occurred on average once every three months, which was the peak disaster density in the Han Dynasty.

You have underestimated Emperor Ling too much. Before he came to the throne, he was far inferior to Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty. Jiajing was a legitimate emperor and the common ruler of the world. Civil servants only dared to poke and prod at their own power. However, when Emperor Ling ascended the throne, both military power and political power were in the hands of his relatives. He could be deposed if he didn't wake up any day. Can an emperor who can make a comeback in this way be a simple character? He just faced all the aristocratic families in the world and after being beaten several times, he felt powerless and just threw it away. Well, the world is not mine anymore, so I will sell my official position. I can't decide who will be the official anyway. To say that he has no brains is ridiculous!

Everything is a conspiracy of scholar-interest groups. Scholars seem to be an all-powerful, monolithic and invincible gang. There is no basic logic. In fact, in history, the scholars could not even deal with Dong Zhuo. In the two disasters of party imprisonment, Chen Fan's execution, and He Jin's execution... The scholars always had high ambitions and low hands and were defeated in the end, which fully demonstrated what "rebellion by scholars does not happen in three years"... It's like the late Ming Dynasty simply blamed all the faults on the Donglin Party. It's so cute!

I'm too novice. I'm used to eating fine bran and can't eat this. This is more than 500 monthly tickets. Is it really Shiwu Hero who made Zhuzi famous?

What do you write about? The legitimate first-in-line heir, why would he conflict with his boss when he has no benefits, no benefits, or even losses? Don't you understand that there is no right or wrong in the adult world?

Alas, I simply overestimated the strength and unity of the family. Every family is a family, and everyone with the same surname has enmity, let alone someone with a foreign surname?

Can you be a eunuch? This is a disgusting cycle. Few people read your books and you update less. You update less and fewer people read your books. I guess you can't detect it.

I find that some modern people's idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor is even more outrageous than that of the ancients. They blame all historical sins on the so-called aristocratic family groups and cultural management groups. It seems that the emperors are all good and deceived, and the bad ones are all the people below. They also make up a lot of conspiracy theories without any historical data support, and think that they "understand history."

The prince will die faster if he lies down. Who has talked about family ties in the succession of the throne? The prince being deposed means that his death is coming. A deposed prince can die silently at any time.

The writing is very retarded. How could a prince talk to the emperor like this 🙂

Chapter 7, from the author's seventh chapter, we can see that the author's meaning is, you can do whatever you want, I just don't care. What should we read in this novel? I was reading about the generals and strategies of the Three Kingdoms period, and the protagonist actually fell flat. Could this novel be popular?

No war is fought. Women don't take pills either. The general of minions. Even the most trusted ministers are not accepted. Lifeless. What's the point of this book? Travel through the past and wait to die

The first chapter is poorly written. The male protagonist is the first heir to the Han Dynasty. If he doesn't work hard to become the prince, he still wants to become a prince? Good guy, how can the eldest son let you be the king? Either you die, you become the emperor, or you are deposed.

It makes people speechless. Decrease the protagonist's intelligence, and the protagonist's IQ is like an imbecile. At the very least. Just came out of campus. Very stupid.

After reading the first ten chapters, I commented in one sentence that the author of this book failed to grasp the traffic code, and the protagonist who took the wrong approach to create a rebellious character was simply an anomaly in the social environment of the late Han Dynasty when Xiaoyi ruled the world. Think about how Yuan Shao's nobles created their characters? In troubled times, if you don't fight, you already have a way to die, so how can you lie down? If you really want to lie down, you should play the way of cultivating your father. Even if he is a rebellious son, the other persona who is contradictory in front of his ministers is a bit separated. It's not fun to read. Will my grades be any better? I don't know if the book can go on

When the eldest son of the emperor goes out and sees a general, he looks terrified. When he sees a general when he goes out, he looks terrified. What kind of servility is that? Are all time-travelers like this?

The protagonist does not stand in his father's position, and talks about his biological father every day, saying this is not good and that is not good! How disgusting!

Although Liu Hong went astray and did not take the right path, he still struggled a few times. With your understanding, you look down on Liu Hong and still have the nerve to write a book?

The protagonist is written as a doormat in every article. The author insists on adding all kinds of obstacles to the situation that should be cut off quickly. It rains when troops are sent out, and remonstrances are given when going to court. Why do so many authors insist on turning the Three Kingdoms into a drama? Does the family power have a collective consciousness? Are their brains wired together? We can realize the harm of this class to the country and the weakening of the imperial power because we are from the perspective of latecomers, we have more advanced ideas, and they are people in history. They have never studied Ma Yuan or read the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms. The family's right to speak does not come from speech but from the control of the people at the bottom and the family's private soldiers. Now you have more than 60,000 troops armed to the teeth, who have just experienced a bloody battle, and whose loyalty is guaranteed. You are here to play house with others. Words and words cannot kill people. No matter how sharp your words and ideas are, if you want to kill someone, you still need a sword to do it. You already have a sword, but you still have the stupidity to use your own shortcomings to attack the enemy's strong points and try to persuade others with words. It is simply hopeless! I have a feeling that the author is deliberately delaying the plot, because if the Yuzhou incident is solved too quickly, everything will be solved easily. The army has free hands to deal with whoever it wants to deal with, and there is no such thing as tax collection. The financial crisis is lifted, the military power is in hand, and the printing technology is also available. Unless the descendants of the Han Dynasty's family suddenly have mechanical gods, their brains are interconnected, and their psychic powers are soared, and then the whole country rebels, otherwise I can't think of how else to bother. Seriously, if you want to write this kind of officialdom struggle article The protagonist should not have developed so smoothly. He has confidants, experience in leading troops, military honors, and then he is still an emperor. Finally, he is a time traveler. I can barely accept it as you write it now. However, when your protagonist was developing, you just thought about it, but now that it is developed, it is time to show off and you start torturing the readers. Brother, do you have an outline for this book or a rough plan? I'm just asking? Or should I say that wherever I write it counts, it comes out as soon as I think about it?

It's very impressive that countless time-travelers can start from scratch and create a business from scratch, but the male protagonist is a manly prince and the second most noble person in the world, but he can't do anything. Not this, not that, and the so-called "balance" is done every day in the palace. I'm so sick of watching it, it's really insulting to my IQ.

Mentally retarded conspiracy thesis, a pure defense

At first glance, the main force seems to be a young noob, with no city government at all. The fourth and third princes of the Yuan family are so powerful that since they don't like him and can't show it, it is always right to win over him before he ascends the throne.

What a rubbish novel, the further it goes the more rubbish it gets!

Rubbish novel, why is the writing so white?

This is a eunuch, it has not been updated for a long time 🥵

Can the Yellow Turban Rebellion also be attributed to aristocratic families? I feel that all kinds of analysis are too outrageous.

Is the author confused? You just objected to the prophecy with your front foot, but then you made a five-star move to the East to benefit China? ? ?

You don't need to watch the part about Jia Xu in the single harem after the capital is moved. Is that Jia Xu? Does his mother Tian Feng and Jia Xu have this character? The characters of the Three Kingdoms have names but no souls. A time-traveler can't do math, physics, and chemistry. His writing skills include making paper and repairing books. Even if you are a copywriter! Everything depends on the people below. Even if the harem cannot be settled, it's just an NPC who sends out tasks. Ten years later, we are still playing power games. The production labor force is only improved by a plow, but we don't engage in black powder? After doing it for a long time, he still tormented the people, and the emperor felt uncomfortable and deflated.