Huang Chao Saves the Crumbling Empire

I haven't read it yet, but Huang Chao's biggest impact is to kill the clan almost to extinction, break the clan monopoly, and open up the path for civilians to rise. If relatively peaceful means are used and the clan's power is not greatly lost, then the revolution will not be complete. Just like India has not broken through and started over, there will be great resistance to subsequent development!

Does Sun Wukong really exist? Did Huang Chao really use big rocks to crush people in history? Probably neither. All the past characters we talk about are essentially processed based on current needs. What the real Huang Chao looks like has nothing to do with modern people. But the modern image of Huang Chao reflects the common thinking of modern people, that is, we want Huang Chao to be like this, not what he really is. So why debate the scriptures? Today I am cheering for Sun Dasheng, but the monster has returned again. Today's cheers are soaring to the sky, but some things have returned.

First of all, I have never been an author, but I want to say, is it difficult to write a hundred chapters a day ? It's not that I'm being unreasonable. After all, I said at the beginning that I've never been an author.

In just a dozen chapters, the protagonist's encounters and plans in Chang'an are clearly described. If it were another Paijie or a master, this content would be enough to be put on the shelves. However, there is still a conflict in the description of official politics and military hegemony. I would like to know how the author plans to deal with it in the future. For example, in the Northern Song Dynasty Time Travel Guide, the time traveler wanted to rebel and then entered the officialdom to seek release. As a result, he was transferred by the court every time as soon as he built the place.

Huang Chao: This was never what I wanted. I never thought about launching an attack with my Hundred Sons Regiment. Together we created a prosperous era. But you betrayed me, betrayed us all, you indulged those corrupt officials and lied to your ministers. Datang only has one chance to revive, if you don't seize it, then let me do it! Let the war begin, from Hainan Island to the Anxi Protectorate, let Kyushu boil, let Chang'an burn, even if I shed my last drop of blood, I will see the Tang Dynasty revive again! If I can't save him from your failure, then let the world burn!

I have heard a saying that the integrity of the country depends on whether the emperor served as an official in the previous dynasty. If you take the salary of the previous dynasty and then revolutionize his life, it seems that you will be criticized on a small scale.

Huang Chao's role in history can be called a crime that will last forever, and it is even irreplaceable in the entire history of China. Many people think that without Huang Chao, we would be no different from India now, completely interrupting the monopoly of knowledge and class.

I read twenty chapters in one go and let me share my thoughts. First, from the beginning, the author's entry point is very clever. Huang Chao, a famous rebel thief, suddenly became a newcomer in the officialdom. This contrasting setting is very interesting and clever. It can be seen that the author has carefully designed it. Second, from the perspective of the rhythm of writing, it is also compact, natural and just right. It neither makes people feel delayed nor rushed. Third, judging from the writing style and the shaping of each character in the first small copy, each character is full and three-dimensional, and it can be seen that the author is also extremely sophisticated.      ，，，， To sum up, it seems to be a masterpiece of novels dating back to the Tang Dynasty. Even in the historical area where there are many masters, in this field in the late Tang Dynasty, you can still strive to be among the best. Of course, the premise is that the author can continue the level of the opening chapter. I am more curious about whether the author is the trumpet account of an acquaintance. I don't feel like a newcomer. I hope I can blow your socks off.

I took my sword to cut for three days, but I couldn't cut down a street in Chang'an With one stroke of their pen, corpses littered both sides of the Yellow River.

Historical records record that Huang Chao cannibalizes human flesh (official and unofficial history is unknown). Thinking about it, it's impossible. It's possible that those under his control actually ate human flesh, but how is it possible that Huang Chao is the boss?