The World of Emperors

Speaking of which, why do you guys who write online articles like to talk about ancestors?

Let's put it this way, the author doesn't understand history at all, yet he insists on touching historical subjects. I won't say what color the evaluation given by Emperor Wen is reasonable. But he gave Emperor Wu a gold and Emperor Xuan a purple. It's really terrible. He writes about the history of the Western Han Dynasty, but he doesn't understand the historical status of the two emperors Zhao and Xuan? The rule of Xiaoxuan was the only three governance in ancient times. Xiaoxuan managed to parallel the rule of the times and the prosperous times. Xiaoxuan's achievements were undoubtedly the top two in the entire Western Han Dynasty, and Wen Jingzhao had to fall behind. Otherwise, with Liu Bang above his head, Emperor Xuan would be the brightest star in the entire Western Han Dynasty. In the later period, Emperor Wu almost brought about the subjugation of the country. If Emperor Zhao had not stabilized the country, how could Emperor Wu be better than Emperor Qin II and Emperor Yang of Sui? ? ? Shouldn't Emperor Zhao be rated higher than Emperor Wu? No matter what the emperor did at any time, regardless of the period, the national conditions, or faults, he should only be evaluated based on his merits, right? That's okay, even if you don't look at mistakes and only look at achievements, OK, we only look at achievements. Emperor Wu has a record of defeating the Xiongnu and the Western Regions. At first glance, his external record looks good, but no matter how good-looking he is, can he be better-looking than Emperor Xuan? Emperor Xuan expanded the territory and controlled the Western Region Protectorate, and the entire country expanded by half. People lowered the price of salt and levied taxes lightly. With the continuation of Huo Guang's series of policies, he tried his best to make up for the series of cholera policies that Emperor Wu had imposed on the country in the later period, crack down on the local tycoons who had risen because of Emperor Wu, rectify the country, and build the country with one hand. He established the entire Han Dynasty, no, even before the Tang Dynasty, the most terrifying [cavalry regiment] in all dynasties, with as many as 160,000 troops dispatched in a battle. Whether internally or externally, Emperor Xuan was in charge of the most prosperous period of the two Han Dynasties. Regardless of external achievements and internal governance, Emperor Xuan did not far surpass Emperor Wu in any aspect? Even Emperor Xuan gave purple, at this level you still write about the Western Han Dynasty? I would like to give a pure evaluation. This book is a novel written by an illiterate person to fool an illiterate person. If you, the author, are capable, please don't delete my comments and allow for a well-founded debate.

It would be better if there was peace between the emperor and the emperor. In the last few chapters, the intersection between the characters in the dungeon and the dungeon feels like ordinary characters wearing the name of the emperor and their stories, and entering the dungeon stream in the world.

I'm basically up to date, and I'd like to give you a few suggestions 1. There are too few mc elements. Your name has attracted a lot of mc people to read it, but there is very little about mc in the content 2. Regarding the development of mc content for the characters in the book, is the synthesis book in the hands of the First Emperor a waste of time? Every time I get something new, I come across new modules or synthesis books that I have never used before. So what's the point of writing this? Just throw a new product into the box and eat ashes without collective research. Is this what these big guys can do? 3. The rules of mc are vague. The furnace needs to be able to forge iron before it can produce iron ingots. The bed must be free of monsters before you can sleep on it? Is Wu Tianwang who has been on the battlefield so fragile? He can't sleep and rest after digging 3 and filling 1 underground? Either you go all digital, or you go all practical, and don't use game rules for this, and real rules for that. 4. The content of the dungeon has no effect at all. If the talent dungeon does not pull people in, everyone will see what talents they have, so I will not talk about it. Various modern dungeons do not buy food, and they all rely on eating and drinking in the MC world. Modern industrial capabilities are useless at all. Is this the vision this group of people should have? After experiencing so much in the world, haven't you realized the importance of a little productivity? 5. You either don't write about talent, or you want to improve it and work on it. The copy you write is so awesome that you only use skill 1 in the main world, and no one swipes the upgrade card. If you send a powerful emperor to pick up people one by one, you will only use your original strength, and you have never seen any talent skills used. 6. Guardian Spirit west, what you are writing now is basically military support, and civil servants never show up. The planning of the town is completely based on what you think of. 7. In terms of mods, you have a 5000 mod loaded in. The area around the city is no different from the original version. The exploration further away is all world bosses with adventure mods. What about technology? What about magic? If you don't plan to write this, I would like to say that I am here to see the various interesting things that MC's various modules create when encountering these ancestors who have never played before, and the various explorations that impact their world view. There are so many supermodels in the various modules in MC, including the famous Endless Greed World set, and there are also many summoning modules, including civil servants and generals, you can use it even with a Pokemon. Not to mention the talent type, which has a different style than One Piece. You can find a super power module and put your current talent skills into it. It can also be used. Monsters find it easy to access Twilight, Blood Moon, Mountains, Withering Storm and a lot of other things. Seeing that there are basically no MC appearances now, it's all about the emperors chatting about history, and the next dungeon doesn't have any MC elements, so I'm going to look at the group portraits of the emperors with the system?

Ying Zheng arrives at Liu Qi

There is a lot to write about in the MC world, whether it is modules or original exploration and construction. Moreover, the book and introduction were originally attracted by MC Now what is the invasion? There are two copies in about 30 chapters, and the world of Brother Corpse and the interaction with the characters in it are also shown. Is it the emperor who invades MC or the emperor who invades the heavens? I thought this book was about the collision between emperors and exploring the story of building MC.

This book has received mixed reviews, but I think it is fundamentally a very well-written book. First of all, I think the handling of the role of Song Jiang is very good, completely breaking the previous style of Song Jiang's obedience to Tang Monk. Tang Seng is not like before who always chatted with Lin Daiyu and did not do his job properly. The plot including Xiahou Dun's battle with Xu Sanduo was also very well portrayed, completely subverting Xu Sanduo's sinister XL image in our minds. Moreover, Xiahou Dun did not have a crush on Hua Qiangu from the beginning as stated in the original work, but the sparks sparked with her after experiencing Mei Changsu's transference. In this way, the logic of the plot becomes very smooth, giving the audience a refreshing feeling. The plot of the story is also intricate and fascinating. For example, why did Duan Yu save the Haier brothers regardless of the danger to his own mother? Did Teletubbies implement a revenge plan against He-Man? Who caused the belly of Teacher Cang, the wife of Roaring Sky Dog? These questions tightly locked the audience's attention. The finale of the fight scene between Zhu Bajie and Donald Duck was well arranged, and the open ending made the audience yearn for the love song duet between Taishang Laojun and Marilyn Monroe. It is worth mentioning that the vicissitudes of the atmosphere in which Big Big Wolf misses Zhou Zhiruo in the Akina Mountains suddenly reveal the delicate inner world of Ren Wo Xing when he steals Huba, the sacred object of the Uchiha clan. The comic dialogue between Comrade Sha Ruijin and Chu Liuxiang, who guest-starred in the book, and the ingenious idea of ​​Mr. Bean visiting the thatched cottage three times and asking Charlotte to rescue his grandfather are also highlights. In a word, it is simply a masterpiece!

I know this question, it's similar to tomato. Starting from Yingzheng, kings of all dynasties have come one after another.

It is said that all emperors except Wu Zetian are men, then wouldn't it be 😏😏

[Many people believe that without Ying Zheng, there would be no Huaxia today. Some even say that without him, there would be no such territory as it is now. They say that we will be divided like Europe and will not form the same great unity as now. In my opinion, many people ignore the inevitability of history] ["Without Ying Zheng, the land of China would not be unified. The statement that "no book can follow the same path as the article and carriage" ignores the inevitability of historical development - after hundreds of years of war in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, economic integration gave rise to the demand for a unified market, and the people longed for stability and despised division. Reforms in various countries had already planted the seeds of centralization. Even without Yingzheng, unification and cultural integration would have been a historical trend, but the timing and specific form were different. But this cannot deny Ying Zheng's unique role. With far more decisiveness than the monarchs of his time, he used military means to quickly end the separatist situation, and systematically implemented integration measures such as "books with the same text, vehicles with the same track, unification of weights and measures, and the implementation of the county system", turning "grand unification" from a potential trend into a solid reality, and deeply implanting this consensus into the context of Chinese history through institutional design] [Of course, Ying Zheng's rule also came with a heavy price: harsh government, cruel laws, and heavy corvee pressure crushed the people's livelihood, "book burning" caused losses to cultural inheritance, and excessive centralization also laid hidden dangers for the Qin Dynasty's quick demise. To evaluate him, we must not only see that he is the "promoter" of historical trends, not the "creator", but also face up to the cruelty of his ruling methods. Only in this way can we have an objective understanding of this period of history] [In summary, Ying Zheng is indeed a talented and strategic monarch, but now many people pursue him too much and push him to a height that does not belong to him. I hope everyone takes history and characters seriously and can learn from it, but not to pursue it too much]