I Am Not Strong Yet, but Strong Means Change!

Advantages: It has a strong historical flavor, the character descriptions are unconventional, and the narrative is eloquent Disadvantages: It doesn't look like a novel, but like a history textbook. I am currently reading chapter 114, and I feel like the author has been laying the groundwork. We talked about how dangerous and complicated the current situation in the Han Dynasty was, the relationship between Empress Dowager Lu and the emperor, the relationship between Empress Dowager Lu and other kings, and the policy strategy of Empress Dowager Lu. But how can I put it, the foreshadowing was too thin, the conflict was too thin, the conflict was there, but it never broke out, there was no drama in the plot, and there was a lack of tension. The protagonist is currently six years old. It can be said that he is just a spectator most of the time, but he has no effect, but he seems to have some effect. It would be impossible without him. Finally, what can I say, I feel that there is something wrong with the author's narrative rhythm, and it really should be adjusted. What do you read when reading historical novels? The protagonist, as an emperor, how to develop people's livelihood, how to attack aristocratic families, how to make money, and how to fight against invasion. But so far, there is no similar plot at all. The author wrote almost six chapters about the currency system of the Han Dynasty in the book. I thought the protagonist was finally ready to change the currency system, but it turned out not to be. I just introduced it. It's like you see a gun in a story. The story details the origin, parameters, and appearance of the gun. At this time, you are excitedly preparing to see what the gun is used for, but then you find that the gun has nothing to do with the story. To be honest, it's not that I can't wait, or that I can't accept the foreshadowing, but is there really a follow-up to this?

A little bit of knowledge, Liu Ying was in power in the beginning, and she was so bad that she could be fooled every day. In the end, Queen Lu easily grabbed the power.

Well, there is no need for Liu Ying to describe such things as fatherly kindness, sonship, filial piety, and wisdom. Among the emperors of the Han Dynasty, he was pure fw. An emperor who had been in power was deprived of power because he couldn't do everything well. He was also a lizard when it came to educating his children. His own son insinuated that his mother was unfilial and disrespectful.

I knew that perseverance was victory. I really took out this book of gold 😭😭😭 from the sea of ​​shit at the starting point. It's just a pity that there are too few. I hope the author will write more.

The farther back in history, the more blank space there is, the better the description, and the author's writing style is good, this novel is perfect. I don't know how the system will be changed in the future. If the changes are suitable, it will become a masterpiece. But if you write about reforming the imperial examination, I will slap you with a big mouth.

No one can break this game! ! Someone in the company owns half of the original shares! ! ! Even when Liu Bang was alive, others still insisted on supporting him. How could there be so many ministers in the early Han Dynasty? ? Who dares to say anything until someone dies? ? ? Is the keyboard warrior better than so many top people in history? It's too difficult to break the situation if you don't like the author.

No, it felt very strange after reading it. The protagonist Wang, who had a different surname, actually supported it. He should have kept silent for the last time. Even Liu Chang said at that time that he would not marry a daughter of the Lu family. I was very depressed after reading it. Liu Ying looks like a loser in the book. Dual Monarch Liu Ying is also the emperor anyway, and he is on the right side of the Liu family.

Yes, I have the desire to read it. If it could be less pretentious and slap-in-the-face and more historically rigorous and logical, it would be as good as I Want to Be the Emperor. I would like to make some personal suggestions. According to history, Liu Gong was still in his teens when Empress Lu died. It would be best to support Empress Lu for a few more years. After Empress Lu dies when she is older, let Lu fight with the princes and nobles to find a balance. Then launch some small wars to promote low-level officers to gain military power and clean up the court. Vote a monthly vote, author, come on.

The more I analyze it, the more I feel that no matter what the protagonist does, it is a dead end. Queen Lu would definitely not delegate power during her lifetime, otherwise she would not treat her own son as a decoration. After Empress Lu dies, the Lu family must die. The power triangle occupies both the relatives and the vassal at the same time. The army and the palace will inevitably be controlled, and the Lu family is incapable. By then, the emperor will be unhappy, the meritorious princes will be unhappy, and the vassal surnamed Liu will also be unhappy. But the protagonist is established by the Lu family. In the end, either the protagonist will be aggrieved and become a puppet, or he will take the initiative to use his power to launch the Lu rebellion. In the end, he will either return to the feudal state, or he will be taken away by the Lu family.

In the future, you must not be lenient when Chen Ping and Zhou Boliang use the knife to suppress them and "An Liu and Zhu Lu". They will exterminate three tribes and receive five punishments. As an emperor, Emperor Hui had all his sons killed by people who said they were bastards. As the son of Emperor Hui, if he did not avenge his revenge one day, he would be regarded as a son of man in vain "At the beginning of the rise of the Han Dynasty, although there were three chapters of the covenant, the net was leaked and the fish in the boat was swallowed up. However, there were still great reforms. The order of the three tribes of Yi said: "Those of the three tribes should be tattooed first, beheaded on the left and right, and killed, and their flesh and blood should be tortured in the market. Those who slander and curse will be cut off first." Therefore, the members of Peng Yue and Han Xin were all punished by this punishment.

I feel that the author has some skills, but writing a novel about a protagonist has a sense of humiliation. There is no highlight moment, and he is always sinking. He is afraid. Let me put it bluntly, people who have died once are actually much braver. I used to be very afraid of what others think of me. Until that time I almost lost my life. I began to have an epiphany. What the hell, I am the one who catches the fast one. In front of them, I still reasoned and refused to give in to them, because I knew that if you were lucky, this life was given to you by God, not to make you a grandson. You can be strategic and steady, but you can't take sides without a bottom line just because of Empress Lu's perception of you. Sometimes not speaking up is also an opinion. Just say that you are the protagonist in the king-conferring incident. How will people think of you? Even if you, the author, have arranged it, the so-called plans in the future cannot resist the senses of normal readers, which is the sense of humiliation.

Liu Ying was in power, but he was a waste and couldn't be brought under control. Later, Lu Cai took over on his own.

Isn't it normal for Liu Ying to be unable to defeat Cao Shen? Cao Shen was the prime minister and had military power. It's strange that Liu Ying, a little emperor, can overwhelm her. If Empress Lu really wants to delegate power, she should help suppress Cao Shen, instead of treating Liu Ying as a decoration because Liu Ying cannot suppress Cao Shen. This is obviously not really about delegating power.

A bunch of weird things, I'm convinced, I'm blind to history

It is nonsense to say that if Liu Ying toughens up, Empress Lu will delegate power. What has happened to the power of the Lu family? If Empress Lu dies, will the Lu family be exterminated?

It's interesting, well written and of high quality.

I don't know what the author is thinking, but he actually thinks that he can unite with the Lu family. Historically, the princes and heroes conspired to kill Lu. Isn't it because the Lu family occupies too many positions at the top of the Han power niche? The protagonist wants to unite with the Lu family. Have you ever thought about whether the Lu family wants to unite with the protagonist? Although the ultimate goal of the Lu family is not to rebel or to stand on their own behalf on behalf of the Han Dynasty, the Lu family has effectively suppressed the imperial power. As long as the Lu family does not want to give up their glory and wealth, they cannot easily give up their rights. If the protagonist wants to take power, he must conflict with the Lu family. After Queen Lu's death, the protagonist and the Lu family will not be able to unite unless one party completely suppresses the other. Instead, they may fight for power! What's more, what can the protagonist do to unite with the Lu family? Can he use the power that is already in the hands of the Lu family to unite with the Lu family? Historically, the Lu family had so much power and advantage, but ended up losing miserably. Why does the protagonist believe that the Lu family can win by adding his own? Does it just rely on the protagonist's halo? If that were the case, this book would be useless!

There is something written 🙂

Good books, good books 😍

Let's have a highlight

If the protagonist wants to gain power, he must fight against the Lu family. If he wants to unite with the Lu family, he will never gain power. The protagonist should not be like the young emperor in history who tied his wealth and life to the success or failure of the Lu family! If the protagonist wants to survive the calamity after Empress Lu's death, he has to strike first and not put his hopes on others. The Lu family's relatives are not reliable, and the meritorious officials are not reliable either. Only the knife in his own hand is the most reliable! The first thing is to try every means to kill Chen Ping. For example, when Empress Lu was dying, she would find an opportunity to kill Chen Ping just like she did with Han Xin. Then, by taking advantage of the time difference between the death of Chen Ping, the only one who could coordinate the feudal lords and the princes, he would kill Lu first and take back the hands of the Lu family. Power, and then let the Queen Mother rule in name, but actually make the decision herself, take the initiative to initiate several major cases, kill a few domineering and disobedient concubines, and finally take charge of the government, while passing the blame for many previous violations of Liu Bang's edicts to Queen Lu, and finally govern the country!

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