Great Tang: From the Start, I Offer Li Er a Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls

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To be honest, Lao Mo, you don't need to work so hard. Give yourself some buffer space. There is no need to keep forcing yourself to update intensively for the sake of fans. After all, we want quality over quantity. These are some immature ideas of mine. Okay, I'm done. It's been ten minutes since this chapter was posted, right? Have you finished your break? After the break, speed update! Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this!

Do I have to turn dozens of pages of thanks before reaching the homepage? General readers will have to complain a bit. Normally, you should not go through the introduction, preface, small details, and opening text. You should first throw out the world view of the book, the background of the story, or use an incident to introduce the story line, etc. The core is to attract readers to continue reading. I feel that you are doing the opposite and losing impression points before you even start reading...

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Wu Zetian is indeed ranked in the upper-middle level in history, but if she is said to be stronger than Li Er, I feel that she is cheating.

During the Xuanwumen period, Li Shimin had been the commander-in-chief of the Chang'an Military Region for almost two years, and he was also the commander-in-chief of the palace garrison. Li Jing worked under Li Shimin in the first year of Wude. In the seventh year of Wude, when he was the general manager in Yangzhou, all the food supplies from Jiangnan were transported to Luoyang. He had long been a die-hard member of the Qin royal family. Among the three provinces in the imperial court, he himself was Shangshu Ling and Zhongshu Ling. The die-hard Yu Wenshiji was the second-in-command of the province. Li Shimin, who had nine years of martial virtue, was almost inferior to Cao Cao, who claimed the title of King of Wei, and Yang Jian, the Duke of Sui Dynasty. After all, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji still had troops in Chang'an, but they were absolutely stronger than the usurper Wang Mang. To be honest, if he didn't still have some illusions about his father with such a strong strength, it would have been the script of King Zhao Wuling long ago, and he wouldn't have taken action so late.

I want to control the soldiers and horses of the world

How to let the Tang Dynasty continue? It's very simple. I say something that everyone doesn't like to hear. Not only the Tang Dynasty, but also the Han Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. If they want to continue, they should follow the methods of the Qing Dynasty. The textbooks say that the Qing Dynasty was the most prosperous feudal dynasty. This sentence is not groundless. Various political systems and policies. The Qing Dynasty was the pinnacle of all dynasties. Just follow it.

If the protagonist does not become the emperor, then the protagonist must carry out comprehensive changes that limit the emperor's rights. It is useless if the protagonist just copies the technology of later generations and adds a few reforms. If a country wants to produce a large number of original inventions and creations, it must carry out systematic changes in ideological foundation, political structure, legal system, social forces and other aspects. The reason why Britain was the first to enter the Industrial Revolution is that after experiencing the ideological changes of the European Renaissance, coupled with the British Glorious Revolution of 1688, the king's rights were further restricted. Britain established the framework of parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law, and the bourgeoisie, the new aristocracy, and the king formed a check and balance, which allowed British civilians to gain unprecedented freedom. At this time, the degree of freedom of scholars, craftsmen, and farmers in Britain was higher than that of other European countries at the same time, and it was far more liberal than the civilians of China's Ming and Qing dynasties. The high degree of freedom of all British civilians fully inspired everyone's strength. The power of the Chinese emperor was not greatly restricted, and all officials, gentry and landlords were dependent on the imperial power. The freedom of civilians, who account for the vast majority of the country's population, is too low. This system inhibits innovation and hinders social development. China's Zhou Dynasty was a feudal system, and the central government could not control much of the local princes' affairs. The princes competed with each other. During this period, Chinese civilization truly allowed a hundred flowers to bloom. Most of the essence of Chinese civilization came from this period. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the "Mo Jing" recorded the principles of optics and mechanics, and the germination of geometry had emerged; the "Gan Shi Xing Jing" recorded astronomical observation data. But from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, there was almost no progress! The institutional innovation of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods stagnated after the Qin and Han Dynasties, lacking the ability to dynamically adjust. Since the Qin Dynasty, especially since the Han Dynasty deposed all schools of thought and only respected Confucianism, Chinese civilization has almost stood still and entered a dead end. The Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were similar to the ancient systems of most European countries. They were all feudal systems. Even in successive years of war, less than 10% of the country's total population died directly or indirectly as a result of the war. But from the Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, every dynasty would kill half or more of the country's population due to war! What is even more tragic is that every time there is a change of dynasty, there is almost no progress in the system and culture! {"NickName":"Supervision and Restriction","UserId":406440657}

In fact, after reading novels for so many years, I have always had a question, especially in historical novels, why an ordinary modern person became an all-rounder in ancient times. I can understand whether you climb the technology tree, make soap, gunpowder, print, and make salt, then What kind of character is Li Er, who are the twenty-four heroes of Lingyan Pavilion, and who is Xu Jingzong? You can deal with them with ease. Do you have such good emotional intelligence, such strong political sense, and communicative skills, are you also traveling through welfare?

I'm thinking about the author's title. What pitfalls does Li Er need to avoid? Is his life not perfect enough? ? ? ? ?

First of all, I didn't plan to write it, but there was a naive person who asked others to read history books. It turned out that he really hadn't read them at all, and always read them from Tang books. Tang books were completely different from what he said. What he said came from Tang books was purely based on his imagination. The literary school was not at all different from what he said. I can't memorize this Tang book. O k, stop talking nonsense, I will refute him slowly, Let's start with what he said about population growth rate and economic aspects. What he said is pure nonsense, and it is not at all different from the literature. Let's first take a look at what the original text says, and then make a comparison. The early years of Zhenguan (about 630 years): The number of households is less than 3 million. "New Book of Tang·Shi Huo Zhi" records: "At the beginning of Zhenguan, the number of households was less than three million." The twenty-third year of Zhenguan (649): the number of households was about 3.8 Million. "Tongdian Shihuo 7" records: "The number of households in Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty was less than 3 million. In the third year of the Tang Dynasty, the Ministry of Household Affairs reported that the number of Chinese people who returned from outside the Great Wall and the Turks were attached to the front and back, and opened four barbarians as states and counties, there were more than 1.2 Million men and women... (As of the 23rd year of Zhenguan) there were about 3.8 Million households." Let's do some math. Starting from about 3 million households and ending with 3.8 Million households, it took about 20 years. Growth rate ≈ (380 - 300) / 300 / 20 * 100% ≈ 1.33% Average annual growth rate. This number was extremely high in ancient society. This was during the Zhenguan period. Let's look at the population growth rate during the Wu Zetian period, which he boasted. To ensure that what I said is true, I posted the original text of the document "Tang Huiyao·Volume 84·Number of Household Registrations" contains: "The Secretary of the Ministry of Households, Gao Fuxing, said: Last year, there were 150,000 households. ... Today there are 3.8 Million households." The first year of Shenlong (705, the year Wu Zetian abdicated): There were more than 6.15 Million households and more than 37.14 Million people. "Zi Zhi Tong Jian·Volume 28" records: "This is the year (the first year of Shen Long), the Ministry of Households reports that the number of households in the world is 6.15 Million, and the population is 37.14 Million." Let's calculate the growth rate during Wu Zetian's period: From 3.8 Million households to 6.15 Million households in 705, it lasted 53 years. Growth rate ≈ (615 - 380) / 380 / 53 * 100% ≈ 0.29% Average annual growth rate. The growth rate of this official statistics is much lower than that of the Zhenguan period. It turned out that it was not different from what he said. He had never read Tang books at all. Tang books could not be memorized. The population growth rate during the Zhenguan period was far higher than that during the Wu Zetian period. Okay, after talking about the population growth rate, let him talk about the economic aspect of the Wu Zetian period "Tang Huiyao·Volume 85·Fleeing Households" records the first edict of Wei Sili, the minister of Wu Zetian period: "Today the household registration was removed, more than half of them fled, the rent and adjustment have been reduced, and the state is insufficient." Some people may doubt that this document is good, we provide evidence from many sources, "Old Book of Tang·Biography of Wei Siqian with Biography of Wei Sili" This article is also included in this chapter: "I stole the household registration of the world, and more than half of them fled." Through the evidence of many documents, we will find that the economic aspect of Wu Zetian's period was really bad. There is no such thing as the economic growth rate of Wu Zetian's period surpassed that of Zhenguan period, or in other words, it should be the opposite that the Zhenguan period surpassed Wu Zetian's period. After talking about the population growth rate and economic aspects, let's talk about the military aspect now. According to him, according to the records of the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian built a lot of territory during his period. This is wrong. He is spreading rumors. The Tang Book does not memorize this. In fact, Wu Zetian lost a lot of ground during his period. Okay, we will post the original text of the document to prove it. Because he really fought a lot of defeats, we will not list 11. I will list a very small part. If you are interested, you can read the Tang Book and see if it is the same as what he said? Khitan Rebellion (696–697) Event background: Khitan leaders Li Jinzhong and Sun Wanrong were dissatisfied with Wu Zhou's rule (especially the oppression of Zhao Wenhui, the governor of Yingzhou), so they rebelled against Zhou in 696, captured Yingzhou (today's Chaoyang, Liaoning), and went south to threaten Hebei. Military defeat: Battle of Huangzhang Valley (696): Wu Zhou sent Cao Renshi, Zhang Xuanyu and others to lead an army to conquer, but the Khitan pretended to surrender, luring the enemy deep into the area and setting up an ambush in Huangzhang Valley (near today's Changli, Hebei). The Zhou army was defeated and Zhang Xuanyu was captured. Documentary records: "Zizhi Tongjian·Volume 205": "The Khitan set up an ambush to attack them, and used flying ropes to catch them alive... The dead soldiers and soldiers filled the valley, and few escaped." Battle of Xiashi Valley (697): Wu Zhou sent Wang Xiaojie to lead an army of 170,000 to conquer. Wang Xiaojie underestimated the enemy and advanced rashly. He was surrounded and annihilated by the Khitans in Xiashi Valley (today's Tangshan area in Hebei Province). Wang Xiaojie fell off a cliff and died, and the entire army was wiped out. Documentary records: "The Biography of Wang Xiaojie in the Old Book of Tang Dynasty": "Xiaojie led the elite men as the vanguard, marched and fought, and reached the cliff. The Khitan pursued them in a hurry. Xiaojie fell off the cliff and died, and all the soldiers died. " Result: Although the Khitan rebellion was eventually put down with the help of Turks (Khitan was divided internally and Sun Wanrong was killed), Wu Zhou suffered repeated defeats in the early days, which exposed the mistakes of military command and the vulnerability of border defense. The threat of the Turkic Khan (694–698) Event background: Taking advantage of the unstable internal affairs of Wuzhou (such as the Khitan rebellion), the Turkic Khan went south to plunder many times, and once surrendered on purpose, he rebelled. Military defeat: Plunder of Hebei (698): While Wu Zhou sent troops to conquer Khitan, Mochu Khan attacked the states in Hebei, captured Dingzhou, Zhaozhou and other places, and massacred the people. Wu Zetian sent Di Renjie to lead an army to resist, but the Turks had returned north with a large number of people and supplies. Documentary records: "Zizhi Tongjian·Volume 206": "Mochui returned to Mobei, with 400,000 troops, and a territory of thousands of miles. All the barbarians in the northwest attached to it, and he had the heart to underestimate China." The failure of granting Mochu Khan "Khan who has done meritorious service to serve the country": Wu Zetian tried to win over Mochui and gave him grain and iron tools, but this instead strengthened the Turks' strength, and Mochui repeatedly betrayed the alliance and invaded. Documentary records: "New Book of Tang·Biography of the Turks": "Silent gratitude and stealing the border, plundering more than 10,000 horses from Longyou." Results: The Turkic problem continued until Wu Zetian abdicated, and could not be completely resolved. The northern border defense was under pressure for a long time. Military pressure from Tubo (690s) Event background: Tubo attacked the Four Anxi Towns and the Hexi Corridor many times during Wu Zetian's period. Although it was not a complete failure, Wu Zhou lost ground many times or was forced to negotiate peace. Key defeat: Loss and recovery of the four towns of Anxi: In 687, Tubo captured the four towns of Anxi (Qiuci, Khotan, Shule, and Suiye). Wu Zetian sent Wang Xiaojie to recover them in 692, but they were lost for many years during the period. Documentary records: "Old Tang Book: Biography of Tubo": "In the first year of Changshou (692), Wang Xiaojie, the commander-in-chief of the Wuwei Army, defeated Tubo and conquered Qiuci and Khotan. Waiting for four towns. " Siege of Liangzhou (700): Tubo attacked Liangzhou (now Wuwei, Gansu), and Wu Zetian sent Guo Yuanzhen to resist. Although it did not fall, it highlighted the pressure of border defense. Documentary records: "Zizhi Tongjian·Volume 207": "Tubo besieged Liangzhou, the governor Xu Qinming was captured in a fierce battle, and Chang'an was earthquake." Results: Wu Zetian took a defensive stance against Tibet during his period, barely maintaining stability in the western frontier through military and diplomatic means, but failed to completely defeat Tibet. Post-Turkic Restoration and Border Troubles (682–705) Event Background: Turkic Ashina Gudulu reestablished the Khanate (Post-Turkic) in 682 and continued to harass the northern border of Wuzhou. Military defeat: Battle of Shuozhou (683 years): The Turks attacked Shuozhou (today's Shuozhou, Shanxi). Wu Zetian sent Hei Te Changzhi to resist. Although the Turks were repelled, the border was repeatedly ravaged. Documentary records: "Old Book of Tang: Biography of the Turks": "Gu Duolu established himself as Khan, went to the border areas, and plundered horses and livestock in Longyou." The Massacre of Zhaozhou (698): Mochu Khan attacked Zhaozhou and massacred the people, but Wu Zhou's army failed to effectively intercept it. Documentary records: "New Book of Tang·Records of Queen Zetian": "Mo Chu invaded Zhaozhou, and the governor Gao Rui died." Results: The Later Turks became a serious problem in the north of Wuzhou and were not defeated until the Xuanzong period. I found that it was not different from what he said. He was spreading rumors. He was talking about Tang Shu, but in fact he had not read it at all. He did not believe the rumors and did not spread them.

I'm speechless 😑. It was free before it was put on the shelves. Why is it charged for being put on the shelves? Who knows? 🙂🙂

Li Shimin is really a miserable man. His 27-year-old brother was killed and his father was placed under house arrest.

It's just that the protagonist's personality is a bit too out of the ordinary

Author, can you call me daddy? Or I can call you mom 🙂

I feel like I'm crazy about giving wisdom to others recently 😠. Fang Xuanling also fell in love with me. He knows the protagonist's background and should also know that the protagonist is extremely important in Li Shimin's heart. He also has the support of various military officers. Now it feels like the hero is crazy about hooking up with people other than civil servants and relatives. Basically, civil servants and relatives are offending (except Wei Zheng)

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Li Er is an emperor for thousands of years. He is one of the most wise emperors in the Central Plains Dynasty for thousands of years. What pitfalls do you want you to avoid?

I have read the latest chapter, and I always feel that the events are too close, but the time in the story passes too slowly. It is impossible for a 10-year-old to complete a lifetime of things I always feel like an 18-year-old high school student in Japanese comics saved the end of the world in one summer vacation. The end of the world begins at the beginning of the summer vacation, and the feeling of daily life returns to the end of the summer vacation.

First of all, the protagonist, a stupid college student, can train a soldier with no foundation into a high-level spy within one year, and can also be inserted into various aristocratic families by Li Er'an. Is this something that can be accomplished within one year? I believe there are one or two geniuses, but not all of them are geniuses... Also, how many things have happened in this year, such as the Xuanwu Gate Incident, the war against Turks, alcohol, papermaking, pig raising, tea, Quyuan plow, teaching students, and during this period of time, I have been able to practice martial arts well. Is it possible that you traveled through the world of Conan? There is also the change in Changsun Wuji's character. How could it be possible to change so much in one year? It is only reasonable for you to lengthen the timeline.

Speaking of which, every time I see this kind of time traveler self-destructing, I think, once or twice is fine, but if it happens more times, will people listen to you or the emperor? The current emperor can suppress you. Once the incident with Sima Yi comes out, how can you feel at ease if you don't take him with you after you die?

When I first started reading this novel, I felt that it was well written. Although I only read the first few dozen chapters and only a small part of it, I felt that the author's writing was really good and the pictures were so lifelike that it made people feel like they had really traveled back to the Tang Dynasty. I really feel that this novel is very suitable for being remade into a film and television drama. It is most suitable for remaking into a historical drama with a large investment. It has been a long time since there has been a Tang Dynasty time travel drama in China. The domestic film and television drama market is seriously lacking this kind of Tang Dynasty time-travel drama. If this novel is remade into a Tang Dynasty time-travel drama, it will definitely become popular across the country and become a huge hit IP.

If you don't understand, just ask, as a time traveler who just wants to survive and take care of your sister, would you choose to have a showdown with Li Jiancheng or have a fight with Li Shimin? When Li Shimin's military strength on paper is at a huge disadvantage, and he himself knows that he is fighting to the death, you go to him and say that he wants to rebel. Are you betting that your life will be so hard that Li Shimin will tolerate you even if he doesn't even care about his own wealth and life? Or is it reliable to go directly to the prince who controls the largest armed force in the capital and let him kill Li Shimin by surprise? It is true that the author cannot write without Li Shimin, but if the protagonist is really a living person, why wouldn't he choose Li Jiancheng? Is it because the protagonist is kind?

From the perspective of later generations, Erfeng's biggest controversy was that he "gave wisdom to the barbarians".

Since the protagonist has already made a telescope, I suggest the author learn about a method of information transmission used by the French during the Napoleonic period, the "optical telegraph tower". A tower was built every 5 to 15 kilometers. There is a rocker device on the tower that can transmit the encoded information to the next telegraph tower through the rocker arm. This transmission of information is much faster than that of a post station. It is about 700 kilometers from Paris to Toulon, and the information can be transmitted in more than an hour. In the Tang Dynasty, when there were telescopes, they could build towers with rammed earth, but the soldiers needed to be literate and understand coding. The magnification of the telescope was about 30 times. This felt more feasible than the protagonist's hot-air balloon, and the cost of making a hot-air balloon under those conditions would be very high.

The protagonist talks a lot. Just like a kid. I have no college experience at all, and I feel like my brain is not fully developed. Everything that should be said and shouldn't be said was said.

If there really were time travellers, would Li Shimin become even crazier in his later years to refine elixirs to seek immortality?

I have finished reading the book. Author, can you refund me the subscription money so that I can subscribe to the following content?

It suddenly occurred to me that many people have been single mothers until now. In fact, the time has been longer than the history of the Qin Dynasty.