
Three Kingdoms: Deposed Emperor Liu Bian? I Am a Yellow Turban Thief!
三国:废帝刘辩?吾乃黄巾贼!
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- 430k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Zhang Ning was attracted by the introduction
It's a pity that I didn't have more interaction with the protagonist...
How can I put it, it is easy for aristocratic families to compromise, but you have exiled all the aristocratic families to cultivate wasteland, and then give the fertile land to farmers, but have you ever thought that the people you are using now are from aristocratic families? You really treat the aristocratic family as a fool. Cao Cao killed a brigade for no reason and made the whole Yanzhou rebel. But you didn't give the aristocratic family a way to survive at all and you took it for granted that the aristocratic family would thank you for not rebelling against you. You are even more messy than Han Ling Emperor. Do you think it's that simple?
Now that there is a library, why not learn from Ma Yuan? If you want to say that he is the best at all times and in all countries, who can compare with Chairman Mao? You still can't escape the trap of feudal society. You have to look for examples of starting from scratch from the old dynasty.
Well, it's a bit similar to a book I read recently, but that book was about the establishment of the Han Empire at the end of Qin Dynasty. The whole book seems quite cool. It formulates Han rites and seals off the outside world. There are a lot of tricks. As long as you are a yellow race, you are a brother of the Chinese nation. You are gone. If there is no history, I will make it up for you. Then clean up the top management and win over the bottom level. Specifically, it is quite cool. The author can refer to it when he has time.
The cheating is really good. This productivity is even better than modern times. I can only say that you have already cheated. What else can I do? It is all my thinking. Moreover, the author single-handedly lowered the IQ of everyone in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and all the aristocratic families were exiled. And I said it in front of the aristocratic family, what else can I do? The enemy will just hang up, and the aristocratic family with tens of thousands of slaves chooses to wait for death without resisting (the small Mi family has tens of thousands of slaves, let alone the top aristocratic families of the Wang family, all of them hide their population), what else can I do?
It's getting more and more nonsense
It's getting more and more nonsense. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, you actually implemented a parliamentary system. Do you really think that China's powerful officials, nobles, landlords and squires were so obedient? When the protagonist is alive, everyone is obedient. When the protagonist dies, I am afraid that like the First Emperor, the world will be in chaos and the princes will be divided. I originally thought that the fiefdom system and the private competition for weapons and armor were outrageous enough, but you actually got an army general to purchase them by himself. Are you really not afraid that these people will form cliques and collusion to give you a way to seduce the emperor? Why concealing armor was a serious crime in ancient China was because farmers who wore armor could kill the enemy without fear. Even when Sima Yi launched the Gaoping Ling Incident, he knew to seize control of the arsenal first. You're good, just let the private sector make their own weapons, and the army purchases them by themselves. It's nonsense. These generals can raise their own armies, so why do they need you? The most important thing for a country is the army. It's really funny that a king has the hidden danger of being disobedient even with his own sword. It's really funny. There is nothing to talk about with these powerful Confucian scholars from aristocratic families. They will not obey you at all. You just need to cut them down to be as obedient as the slaves of the Qing Dynasty, and then seal the rest overseas. You yourself have said that Confucianism only wants to limit the rights of the emperor and rule the world with the emperor. So why do you need these Confucian scholars? Isn't it good to promote the Taiping Road? It's useless to argue with them. No matter how hard your neck is, it will still be soft when you cut it with a knife. I just can't understand. The parliamentary countries in the world are so chaotic now. You actually wanted to establish a parliamentary system for the aristocracy at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty 1800 years ago. You also privatized some important economic lifelines of the country and privatized the army. Once people have rights, they want to have more. The small nobles under your command have fiefdoms and the right to purchase equipment. What do you think they will think in the long run? Separating the defeated princes overseas is okay, but starting from the time when you disbanded the official Ordnance Department and purchased privately produced ordnance, I felt that it was getting more and more nonsense. Until the parliamentary system appeared, I felt that this book was going to collapse. It became more and more outrageous. I probably couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters.
Speechless. There are only two updates on the shelf. I am afraid that I will die if I keep them. Some books are not updated enough. After a long time, I am too lazy to read them. Even if I read them again, I can't read them.
There was no moment to mourn for the shattered Eastern Han Dynasty. Next on the stage was the founding emperor of Ji Han, the Celestial Master of Taiping, Emperor Shenwu, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, and the sage Liu Bian! 😏
It's a very interesting subject matter. It would be nice if it could be written more rigorously and not be so brainless.
Don't read the idiots arguing in the comment section. This is a good book. Just read it quietly.
Let the aristocratic family die, and let the common peoplefight for a third of their lives.
I was poisoned when I saw cement being burned and so much land being reclaimed in ten days. . . As long as you add a system, and then buy cement and farm tools in the system mall, it makes sense! Even on a monthly basis, it is impossible for these 10,000 refugees to bake a steady stream of cement with only the production method! Not to mention smelting iron, making farm tools, and building houses.
The protagonist is not the last emperor
Everyone must understand that the protagonist is not the emperor, nor does he rely on the power of aristocratic families, but a new army built from scratch. Like Cromwell's army. It's not about relying on aristocratic families at all, it's originally about a big reshuffle. This is the founding emperor of the country. Those who obey me will prosper and those who go against me will perish.