Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Bian, Make the Han Great Again

You don't put this bunch of PS in the author's words, that is, in the small words, but put them directly in the text that requires subscription. Isn't this a bit too much?

After watching a lot of videos on site b analyzing Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, we can know that he still has certain abilities. The emperor can do basic balancing skills. At the same time, the emperor in the late period also had luxury and enjoyment. In the Ming Dynasty, he was almost at the level of Jiajing. But the matter of establishing a prince is like a piece of shit, otherwise it would have lasted two or three more generations.

Liu Hong is not that timid, and Pig's Knuckle may not be that brave. Liu Xie is really that bad 🙂

I say Liu Bei is not worthy of being recruited! Many people criticize me... As the crown prince, the first thing you want is always loyalty. As a time traveler, are your subordinates capable and not just needed? Because time travelers know who is capable. Are the three heroes of the Xun family not better than him? Liu Bei? What kind of goods? Egoist! The first thing to consider is always himself. If he is really good, he will not be called Liu Paopao. Is Gongsun Zan treating him badly? Yuan Shao treats him badly? Did Cao Cao treat him poorly? What did Liu Biao do to him? What did he do to Liu Biao? What's the use of the protagonist recruiting him? The protagonist's status is unstable and his life is in danger. When the protagonist's life is in danger, will Liu Bei sacrifice his life for the protagonist? Liu Bei will definitely run away. You don't need him when you are good. He will run away when you are not good. So what's wrong with me saying that he is not worth mentioning at all? So many people troll me? Liu Bei has high emotional intelligence. Is emotional intelligence useful to the prince? ? If he doesn't shut him down, what else does he have? Just recruit Guan and Zhang directly. Guan and Zhang will not run away even if the protagonist is begging for food, so why does Liu Bei have to be the one? Will he fight? Or does it still have the prestige of a famous official?

Except for the fact that Liu Bei entered Shu, which can be regarded as a stain, the rest can be said to be a moral model of that era.

For the sake of the plot, Liu Guan and Zhang must be sworn in advance, and for the sake of xx, Queen Guo must be born six years in advance. No, author, this is an official historical theme, and the magic modification is too casual. I don't even bother to make up a reason.

Those who don't understand can read the "Edict to Assist the Common People" issued by Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty and the emperor's jurisprudence that "the people are born to benefit the people, and the king is appointed to support them and govern them". Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty may not have as clear a martial arts as Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but his martial arts skills are the same. The Han Empire, which had been harmed by various lords and princes in turn, was well integrated. A hundred years later, the Red Eyebrow Uprising did not dare to disturb his mausoleum, which shows that his attitude towards the common people is also rare in ancient and modern times!

I hope there will be more female protagonists. In recent years, there have been too many incompetent protagonists in Monk Wenhe, which makes people sick. I hope this book will have more female protagonists 🙂

Anyone can be great, but not a big man. If there is another Sanxing. That is China's disaster. Only a dead man is a good man. If you are still alive, the whole world will attack you.

I don't understand history, nor do I understand these rebellions and seizing power. Just reading the introduction, you rebelled just for the crown prince? Shouldn't it all be done in one step and directly ascend to the throne?

Holding someone's head and holding a sword dripping with blood, what kind of style is this? I've seen 2 more books including this one.

The Han Dynasty was not the Ming Dynasty, let alone the Tang Dynasty. You would have to ask Zhu Yunxi or Li Chengqian to do the same thing to force the emperor's father to pass the throne to you with the head of your own brother. From Liu Bang to Liu Chan, no emperor in the Han Dynasty had ever done such a thing. The emperor of the Han Dynasty relied on domineering and benevolence. Go and see the answer that Emperor Xuan gave directly to his brain-dead baby son!

If the author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, then he can just mention the harem, mention it in one stroke, be it marriage or talent show, and don't write too many plots about women. After all, dynasty hegemony can't have heirs. If he doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, he can just mention it in one stroke and it won't be poisonous. Maybe some readers will like to watch the kind of plot where they are tired of being together every day and love each other, but this will also lose more readers who don't like this kind of plot. Just a personal suggestion for the author's reference only

When can I accept the Queen Mother? The author has written the relationship with the Queen Mother so delicately. Are you not going to accept it? 🙂

The title of the book reads: I argued loudly to make Liu Han great again.

Fushou

I don't quite understand the protagonist's method of killing Liu Xie. Getting rid of Liu Xie can be said to be quick, accurate and ruthless to secure his position, but Liu Xie is only six years old, and the Han Dynasty is very moral and prestige (at least on the surface). Even if Queen He gives Liu Xie a glass of poisoned wine, it is ten thousand times better than the protagonist's method. Of course, it cannot be so rough. If a modern person really wants to kill a six-year-old child, there are many ways to do it. On the surface, there is no fault, and it does not necessarily have to be killed. In fact, the effect is the same if it is stupid or maimed.

Plagiarism! Absolute plagiarism! Don't refute me, I won't accept refutation! The one I read has more words than yours, but the content is the same. You should update twenty or thirty more chapters now to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom. In fact, you also know that everyone still believes you, but your words are unfounded. You should update twenty or thirty chapters first. If you have evidence, you can say anything.

Liu

I'm currently reading it, and many people are asking why they didn't use movable type printing, so I'm posting this. First of all, I want to say something that will be regarded as a violent comment by netizens, and it is estimated that many people will criticize me below, that is - in ancient China, movable type printing was a piece of shit! As for the reasons, one is the text, the other is the material, and the third is the era. Reason for text: China uses square text. Everything has its own exclusive text. Even the most commonly used basic text has thousands. If you implement movable type printing, you must have at least tens of thousands of movable type on hand to ensure that sufficient movable type can be used during printing. Material reason: The service life of wood type and clay type is measured by the number of printings. Once a large amount of printing is involved, several times of movable type must be used to ensure continued use. If it is impossible to get rid of this predicament, then the efficiency of movable type printing will be seriously lower than that of woodblock printing, and higher consumption will be required. To get rid of this dilemma, you must use copper movable type, but because the strokes of the font itself are complicated and to be clearly visible, this leads to the consumption of a large amount of copper as a material. What is the standard of ancient Chinese currency? Even in the Ming and Qing dynasties when gold and silver already had currency status, what actually circulated in the hands of ordinary people was still copper. Tens of thousands of copper movable types, each worth one copper, would eventually require thousands of taels of copper. And thousands of taels of copper were used to mint coins. Even if it was a small coin, ten or twenty thousand coins could be minted. These twenty thousand coins were used for engraving, and thousands of editions could be produced, which was enough to print it across the country. What's more, there are at least half a tael of copper type extant in the world. With this copper, how many coins can be minted for a penny? Reason of the times: Due to cost considerations, printing cannot use high-quality paper, and low-quality paper is due to road problems and technical problems in ancient times. For example, after you print the content in Chang'an, you need to send it to Yecheng. If you go to 10,000 pieces, how many pieces can you guarantee to deliver? Not to mention places like Peiping, Kuaiji, Chengdu and even Jiaozhi, so the best option must be to let the localities prepare their own movable type, and the central government will send couriers to quickly deliver the content, and then the localities will print independently. So the simplest one, for the Thirteen Prefectures, thirteen copies of copper movable type means one thousand characters. For one word, you have to prepare at least twenty copies, 20*1000*13=260,000, 260,000 movable types, each one is one coin of copper, which is 20,000 taels. If we take the existing copper movable type as an example, that is 130,000 taels of copper. If copper was so rich in ancient China, would it still be necessary to do so much? The copper is used to mint coins and engrave plates, which is enough for the whole of China. Only when alphabetic characters require 26 movable characters in total, and a hundred of them are enough, movable type printing has its value. Nowadays, people list it as one of the four great inventions, which does not mean that it was a very useful, powerful and worthy of use in ancient times, especially in ancient China.

Xiang Yu is not worse than Lu Bu, right? Why only accept Lu Bu but not Xiang Yu?

Mrs. Cai

Mrs. Yin

There is a big difference between this book and the one I lost touch with...

Liu Bian

Cai Zhaoji

I don't understand why Emperor Wen of Han is so praised. He is not even ranked in the top ten in history, only around twenty. There are still many people who belittle Emperor Wu of Han.

Kick me when there's a heroine

Take good care of yourself and squeeze that idiot's wallet hard.

Mrs. Cai