Jin: Was I Really Pretending to Be Stupid as the Emperor Who Ate Meat Porridge?

The Sima clan is already in trouble. Don't try to revive the Jin Dynasty. It's useless.

History is in the past, anyone can write about it. The Sima family is admittedly guilty, but the timeline spans thousands of years of Chinese civilization. Although he made a bad start, he played a great role in the construction of future political systems. Let future generations see that they cannot believe in illusory political oaths, but must believe in human nature, political rules, and political systems. Documents must leave traces, and all political orders must be implemented. If you look at it this way, it is still beneficial to the construction of political power in ancient my country.

Before the Eight Kings Rebellion, the Jin family should have been saved. At least the center still had some strength and influence. It could handle the domestic affairs of the family, relatives, and clan, and then free up its hands to deal with the barbarians. Ideally, it should still be alive. It's a pity that Emperor Hui was a fool and lost his power. The relatives of the aristocratic family and the clan were fighting for power. There were too many inhuman creatures and they collapsed

After seeing the latest, there is nothing wrong with the plot advancement, but the specific plot needs to be improved. The male protagonist is too pretentious, and he always seems to have a domineering attitude, and then the ministers will make up their own minds and bow to him, as if he has been given a halo of intelligence. . . It's really embarrassing, just like the male protagonist of a novel. There's really no need to kill a eunuch and keep moaning and show off in front of him to highlight the hero's brilliance and martial prowess.

You are the emperor, who should you write the watch to?

Return two hundred generations of descendants of Liu Bang, and mistakenly believe that their ancestors were a dependent population in ancient times and were untouchables.

The reason why I chose this unpleasant subject is purely because of my stubbornness. I know that the Western Jin Dynasty is a niche subject, and I also know that the Sima family is not popular, but because I want to write a sequel for book friends who are tired of reading Three Kingdoms, let them see something different and show some historical plots that are not paid much attention to. Hence this article. It turns out that it is indeed difficult to write. The main issue is prejudice and the subject matter is niche. But it's much better than I expected. There are still some book friends who are following it, which gives me a lot of confidence. I also ask everyone to spray lightly. Especially those who criticized me for writing about the Sima family. After all, the protagonist is a time traveler, so it doesn't make sense to criticize him, and he has been cleaning up the Sima family's mess. Sima's house is in tatters, and Liu Quan is mending it. It's not easy. How about cutting it down? If there is any historical knowledge that I have overlooked, please point it out. Basically, after I confirm it, I will change it. Finally, thank you book friends for your support! I hope you will read it more and share it with your friends, so that I can continue to update this book! Above.

With your initial setting, I think it's too far-fetched for you to say that he was enlightened by immortals and became wiser than you who have been acting crazy and being stupid for thirty years.😠

Why not eat minced meat, why not eat meat porridge? The question is, "The people have no rice porridge to eat and are starving to death." For Zhongzi in the palace, rice porridge and meat porridge are just the difference between KFC and M, but the style and taste are different. If you say KFC has no choice, then I ask you why you don't eat M. It's just a child's ignorant and innocent question.

According to unofficial records, this sentence actually has great wisdom. Ordinary people cannot eat minced meat, but the problem is that ordinary people can see minced meat every day. It is actually a two-legged sheep. This sentence uses minced meat as a metaphor. If there is no food to eat, why not eat two-legged sheep? This reflects Sima Zhong's cruel nature