Liu Song: Less Than Twelve Years Old, He Is the Lord of Guanzhong

Ha, another book about Liu Song.

Turning to the last article is as satisfying and refreshing as drinking a can of ice-cold beer in one breath. Looking out the window, it is another sunny summer day, and it is already morning. This is a very good book so far. The stories are interlocking, the rhythm is continuous, the author has corresponding knowledge reserves, and the dialogues between the characters are not out of place. In particular, there is no brainless plot that makes some historical texts troublesome (for example, the most typical one is to ignore the production conditions at that time and blindly reform). If there is any omission, it is that before fighting Helianbobo, we should spend some time describing Helianbobo's martial arts and the impact of previous battle results on the characters. The first is to give the early boss some opportunities to increase the excitement of the battle. Second, some readers are not that familiar with Helian Bobo and should be described in advance. Otherwise, some readers may feel that the preparation for Helian Bobo is delayed. If we assume that the author's ability is a hexagon, the relative shortcomings may be that the foreshadowing needs to be strengthened.

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We hope that history and objective reality will be respected when it comes to seizing the right to inherit the throne. What should we do? Don't suddenly use a mechanical deity to make Liu Yifu extremely powerful, and then his father keeps trying to balance the situation with the intention of testing his teachings. The plots of the princes in these classic historical novels really make people's blood pressure rise. I have read a book about Liu Zhi before. Logically speaking, as long as you do the basic work and avoid a few big thunders, you can successfully succeed to the throne. As a result, the b author repeatedly pulled the strings, first fighting the ministers, and then fighting the princes. In order to enrich the plot, he insisted on making several unknown princes in history epic. Make people abandon the book on the spot. I hope that we can be clear and decisive in seizing the heir, and avoid those high blood pressure plots. To be honest, there are really few novels about the Southern and Northern Dynasties. I hope the author can write a masterpiece.

I don't care whether you kill the Sima family or not, but your description is too problematic. While you reveal that the protagonist can kill, you also write about how innocent the stupid emperor is and how good the relationship between the two brothers is. What are you doing? If you want to kill them, don't write these side profiles, or write out any bad things about them. Just like if you look at other novels, there are many people clamoring every day that the dark novel is the best and the protagonist is decisive in killing. The former is never the mainstream, and the focus of the latter is on "decisiveness" rather than "killing". Not many people will like the protagonist who kills innocent people indiscriminately. My expression is a bit confusing, just everyone understands what I mean.

This is a development that has never been expected. It is ridiculous. The most important thing to consider when moving the capital in this era is political correctness and strategic goals. The main strategic direction should be Hebei Central Plains. On the surface, establishing Xiangyang as the capital is to take care of both the east and the west, but in fact it is equivalent to admitting to settling in one corner and losing ambition. The "Northern Expedition" is the biggest political correctness of this era. If you don't express that your strategic focus is to attack the Central Plains of Hebei, if you stay in Xiangyang for a long time, it will become the version of the Southern and Northern Dynasties that "just turn Hangzhou into Bianzhou." And moving to the north, there is also the "Northern Expedition" to be politically correct, to move to Xiangyang? Why? The small court of Jiankang must be full of resistance. They clearly moved to Pengcheng, under the banner of the Northern Expedition, and established a two-capital system, making Jiankang, Luoyang, and Chang'an all companion capitals. This is the safest way. I have to make it more difficult for myself and do extra work. I really don't understand Honestly, Pengcheng should be used as a transitional capital and a strategic springboard for the Northern Expedition. It has the dual water system barrier of Surabaya + Bian River, and is surrounded by buffering terrain such as Luliang Mountain and Weishan Lake. 1. Springboard value: → Pass through Sishui-Jishui and go straight to Qingzhou (Shandong), threatening the northern flank of the Northern Wei River; → Going west along the Bian River can quickly support Luoyang and form a support point in the eastern part of the Central Plains. There is also the advantage of water transportation. During Liu Yu's Northern Expedition, water transportation along the Yangtze River and Huaihe River accounted for more than 70% of military rations, and the cost of water transportation was only 1/10 of land transportation ("Book of Jin Food and Huo Zhi"). Pengcheng and Shouyang had significant advantages because they were close to the main water transportation lines. 2. Capture Hebei (Destroy the Northern Wei Dynasty) → Pengcheng - Pengcheng can enter Shandong from Sishui-Jishui, and then move westward along the Yellow River to avoid a decisive battle with Wei Qi in the Henan Plain (such as the battle mode of Tan Dao Jili City). 3. Control the Central Plains (Luoyang + Yanyu) → Pengcheng can radiate Yanzhou and eastern Henan, making it easier to enter the Central Plains. If you are determined to advance in the Northern Expedition and advance into Hebei (the core area of ​​the Northern Wei Dynasty), Pengcheng is the only springboard that can take into account logistics security, troop projection, and control of the Central Plains. Moving the capital to Xiangyang is a compromise choice between Guanzhong and the Central Plains, but no matter where it goes, it is not the best. Neither direction is outstanding enough. It is completely a political direction that gives people a corner.

Sigh, I feel numb after reading that chapter. You can praise Liu Yu as much as you want for a person like Liu Yu who is at the top of the pyramid of feudal society. But the great love of loving all living beings cannot appear in him. It's too dramatic. The reaction of the protagonist is even more disappointing. The characters of the two most important characters are ruined in one chapter. I really should reflect on how to change it.

The author still doesn't understand the logic of the operation of online novels. If you want to succeed in this kind of rice, you can't do it without your own persistence. The most taboo thing is to waver. No matter how you write, there will always be customers who like and dislike it. At this time, you have to make up your mind on which path to choose. If one path goes bad, it is nothing more than a problem of losing those users. Superfluous explanations will only cause more disputes and abuse. After all, writing novels is only for the entertainment industry and not for education. Of course, unless you have a very good mentality and just want to be controversial and the topic is hot, then it doesn't matter if you can do it for fun, but it seems that you can't withstand the pressure by asking for leave at the moment. Come on, I hope you can give a satisfactory answer.

The original plan was not adhered to and the basic market ran out. It doesn't matter if you don't have zz's wisdom. After all, it is a novel. If some people like it and it conforms to the basic logic, there will be an audience. If you don't have the ability, don't engage in both wanting and wanting. If you look forward and backward, you are greedy for life and fear of death, have you turned over the history books before writing the novel in vain? I never learned anything and forgot everything. After the article was revised, all the base content was lost, and the new viewers were not updated or retained, so they were at a loss. My destiny has been exhausted, and I can understand when I become a eunuch one day.

I didn't pay to see you explain to me whether to kill Sima. Your protagonist has to live at least 70 years and be the emperor for more than 50 years. Why do you care about this insignificant Sima? At first, I used a modern perspective to make a high-profile statement. Later, because of Lao Liu's words, I could do the opposite, but once I decided, I would be less arrogant.

The capital is the political center, and what is considered is how to consolidate the basic base and how to implement rule. Bafu is a military center and considers the current strategic direction. The military center and the political center should be as close as possible. There is no doubt that the dominant direction of military strategy in the future is to cross the river and expedition to the north to eliminate the Northern Wei Dynasty north of the Yellow River. In military operations, logistics comes first, and the most important things to consider are military supplies and the marching paths of soldiers. Under ancient conditions, military transportation was necessary and could only rely on waterways. The transportation costs of land and water cannot be compared at all. It is the basic quality of ancient military strategists to use water as much as possible. Liu Yu's two Northern Expeditions relied on the Huaihe River water network (Zhongdu River and Sishui River) to attack Southern Yan from south to north; to destroy Later Qin, he relied on attacking from east to west along the Yellow River. So, during the Northern Expedition to the Northern Wei Dynasty north of the Yellow River, where should the military center Bafu be? It must be at the hub of the Yellow River and Huaihe water networks in the Central Plains. Judging from the actual situation of Liu's regime, Pengcheng was the most suitable hub for the Huanghuai water network and military center at that time. The author can also find a map of the Central Plains water network during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Carefully find out where the hub of the water transportation line should be if you want to pass north of the Yellow River. As for the location of Xiangyang, in the context of the establishment of the new dynasty and the Northern Expedition, it was neither suitable to be a military center nor a political center. The reason why it is not suitable to be a military center is as mentioned above. The Xiangyang-Nanyang Basin is far away from the northern water transportation network. If you leave this area and go north, will you be connected to any major northern rivers? Under what conditions was Xiangyang an important military location in ancient times? This is true in cases where the Northern regime attempts to go south to eliminate the Southern regime. The root cause lies in the Han River, the largest tributary of the Yangtze River on the north bank. The Nanyang-Xiangyang Basin is the gateway to the Han River. Controlling Xiangyang can then control the Han River to enter the Yangtze River, and then use the Han River-Yangtze River water transportation network to eliminate the southern regime. That is why Xiangyang is important when people from the north move south. And your Liu regime wants to launch a Northern Expedition. Why has Xiangyang become the most important military center in the country? Taking Xiangyang as the military command center is a veritable polar opposite. As for the political center, how to consolidate the basic base, how to govern the ruled areas at low cost, and how to be as close to the military center as possible. Under the circumstances at that time, the most suitable location for the capital could only be Jiankang. It is close to the Beifu Bing Base Camp, close to Sanwu, the economic center and population center, close to the Yangtze River, a golden waterway, and close to Pengcheng and the Northern Expedition water transportation network to the north. For east-west water transport, Jiankang had the benefit of the Yangtze River to coordinate the entire south. From north to south, the Yangtze River and the Huaihe River were connected by water (Zhongdu River, later known as Hangou). The tributaries of the Huaihe River penetrated into the Central Plains (Sishui, Bianshui, etc.). At that time, there were also waterways connecting the tributaries of the Huaihe River to the Yellow River (Huan Gongdu). It would be perfect to establish the capital in Jiankang, consolidate the basic base, suppress the Jiangdong clan, pacify the civilians, manage Sanwu, the economic center and population center, to facilitate the coordination of the rear area, and use the water transportation network to provide military supplies and logistical support to Pengcheng and the future Northern Expedition army. In short, the biggest external enemy in the future, the Northern Wei Dynasty, is north of the Yellow River. It must explore the north of the Yellow River, find out the water transportation network of the Yellow River-Huaihe River-Yangtze River (Zhongdu River, Bian River, Sishui, Huan Gongdu and other key waterways), determine the route of march, and determine its own military center, political center, and economic center. Based on the situation at that time, it was necessary to advance north of the Yellow River. When the Central Plains was broken, Jiangdong was the hinterland of the regime's economic center and population center, and Beifu soldiers were the basic base, it was the most appropriate choice to make Jiankang the capital and Pengcheng the overlord. As for the choice of capital after the unification, it should be Luoyang, with Chang'an, Jiankang and other places as companion capitals. Let's talk about the march route of the Northern Expedition, the Jiankang-Pengcheng-Yecheng line in Hebei Province. This line is the east line and the main direction of attack in the future. The Jingzhou-Xiangyang-Nanyang-Luoyang Hongnong-Hedong line is the middle line, and the Chang'an-Puban-Hedong Jinyang line is the west line, which is the auxiliary offensive direction in the future. And Hu Xia's departure from the east of Hetao can be a friendly force to contain the Northern Wei Dynasty. As for how to balance the capital with Bafu and other secondary military centers? This can refer to the choice of Gao Huan-Gao Cheng and his son. This is also a combination of father and son fighting for power. Gao Huan was in Jinyang, the military center, to confront Yuwen Tai of Guanxi, while Gao Cheng was in Yecheng, the political center, to rectify internal affairs, develop the economy, and win over the noble families of Hebei. Then refer to this pair of father and son, if Liu Yu is not dead, Liu Yu can be in charge of Pengcheng and dominate the north, and Liu Yizhen can be in charge of Jiankang, the capital, to sort out internal affairs (this combination is not only similar to Gao Huan and Gao Cheng of the Northern Qi Dynasty, but also similar to Zhu Di and Zhu Gaochi in later generations, and even Tuoba Tao and Tuoba Huang of the Northern Wei Dynasty also acted similarly). The adult emperor was in charge of military expansion at the front, while the prince was in charge of the rear, sorting out internal affairs and cultivating forces, with one in charge of the army and the other in charge of government. The protagonist currently needs to accumulate experience and authority in the base camp and internal politics in the deep south, and at the same time develop internal strength such as national strength. As for Liu Yu, he is called the emperor, but is actually the general who conquers the north. After Liu Yizhen succeeded to the throne, he could patrol back and forth between the capital and Bafu. Other minor military centers are staffed with trusted military and political personnel. Liu Yizhen's back and forth between the capital city of Jiankang, the domineering government of Pengcheng, and the secondary military center, every time the scene switches, a different plot can unfold. The battles with the Northern Wei Dynasty were tested one after another, and the management of the rear was slowly progressing, waiting for the final climax of the entire army's Northern Expedition to unify the world. The Central Plains Water Network Map of the Qin Dynasty The Central Plains Water Network Map of the Han Dynasty The Central Plains Water Network Map of the Jin Dynasty

First, the protagonist has never been able to let go of his style. He always has a petty spirit and likes to think about this and that. I've already fantasized about it before it even started. It's like being glanced at by a goddess and starting to have sex. Does she like me? What should I call my child if I give birth to him in the future? Secondly, the author likes to explain. He writes a paragraph about what the protagonist did in the beginning, and then begins a long narration explaining why the protagonist did what he did, and tries to use some far-fetched reasons to convince readers that it is right and necessary for the protagonist to do what he did.

I discovered this novel from the beginning: it has always been quite stable and rigorous. Why did the idea of ​​temporarily moving the capital suddenly come up as soon as it was released? The current situation directly allows Liu Yu to stay healthy, deter the old forces, and even act as a white glove. The protagonist leads his cronies to directly take over Liu Yu's domineering residence, Xuzhou Pengcheng, and fully presides over the Northern Expedition. If he has the financial resources during this period, he will directly send people to repair Chang'an and Luoyang in advance. After all, there is no dispute between the Sui and Tang versions based on the principle of proximity. The final capital must be one of these two. Even considering that the father and son, the traditional protagonists of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, are basically in the south, as well as the ethnic conflicts between the number of Hu and Han, Luoyang is probably the final answer. As a result, a temporary capital, Xiangyang, has appeared out of nowhere. What are you doing, not the author? This writing gives people a feeling that it is easy to accommodate, and a hundred responses can be answered at once, and you can really choose whichever you want. The protagonist's contemporary Emperor Xiaowen had no sons, and Zhao Da wanted to move the capital to Luoyang even inexplicably. Zhu Yuanzhang sent his prince to inspect the basic situation of Kaifeng in Luoyang, Chang'an for a long time. All his sons died of illness. Later, in order to pave the way for his grandson, the matter was simply dropped. Later, if the fourth son of his family hadn't forcibly moved the capital to the north because of the basic situation, Zhu Ming would have lost half of the country. Which one of these people is not the best among people: everyone faces many obstacles when moving the capital, what do the protagonists think? At present, Xuzhou Bafu is not very good, is it necessary to do more? Tuoba Tao in the north is also a strong opponent. Now you have spent time and effort to get to Xiangyang, where civil servants and military generals have formed interest groups. After a long time, can you move back to Chang'an and Luoyang? Or is it that the protagonist feels that his ability and luck surpass Emperor Xiaowen because of his clairvoyance. Song Zu Mingzu? Can't you just write the Eight Classics? You have to do some extra difficult chores for yourself. Let Liu Yu take charge of health (you can live a few more years when you are older) and the protagonist takes over from Peng Cheng. Sending high-ranking officials to guard Chang'an and Luoyang, and repairing it in the long term if you have the financial resources, would send a strong political signal and focus on supporting the northern forces. Isn't it the best route now? Why bother? I really don't understand.

I also disagree that it is not appropriate to take advantage and slaughter the previous dynasty. From a classical point of view, there is a system of two kings and three lords, and killing them is inconsistent with etiquette. From the point of view of stabilizing the government and pacifying the world, Liu Song destroyed Yao Qin first, and then slaughtered the Sima family. Your enemies knew they would die, so they would inevitably resist more fiercely. Killing them will increase the difficulty of the frontal battlefield. And good reputation and magnanimity are more conducive to calming the world and appeasing people's livelihood, just like Liu Bang, Liu Xiu, and even Liu Bei. You said that some people may rebel under his banner. This is due to interests. But now that they have not rebelled, isn't it unnecessary to massacre them? Even if the aristocratic family rebels, without the founding generals of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, how much turmoil can there be?

Why is there such a big rhythm? It doesn't matter whether to kill the Sima family or not. The important thing is that the author should not write the plot of whether to kill the Sima family when he first became Liu Yushi. The protagonist in the book has neither unified the world nor pacified the internal affairs. He starts to rush to kill the previous clan. It is like saving the first money for the local lord and already thinking about how to squeeze the tenants under his hands. The little family is angry. What the protagonist should do now is to unite internally, discover talents, farm and train troops. The world is not unified yet. Liu Yu has no time. The protagonist is only a teenager. Why are you anxious? Most of the people in the comments who disagree with the killing of the Sima clan have this reason. The author did not clarify the main and secondary contradictions. If you start killing the previous clan now, what will you do with other ununified territories? Another problem is that killing the Sima clan should not be discussed when you become the crown prince. The plot I wrote is a failure. If I want to kill you, I have to wait until Liu Yu usurps the throne. Just write a chapter about who to kill. There is no need to go into long words to try to convince the readers. It is still the same problem. It is too petty. As an emperor, you can be cruel or kind. But you must not be petty. I found that the author wrote a son of Liu Yu. He really regarded Liu Yu as his father. He couldn't let go. You have to remember that the protagonist is not Liu Yu. Liu Yu did not unify the world and did not think about what to do after unifying the world. The protagonist has to consider that the separatist forces and the emperors who unified the dynasty think about different issues. Under the big proposition of unifying the world, many problems are not problems, so some people now feel aggrieved.

There is also a new book, also about Liu Yu's son as the protagonist. Now it's up to you who can write it well.

In ancient times, heirs who went out to fight did not end well. If they lost, they would lose their prestige. If they won, it would be easier to stay away from the center of power if their father was gone. Therefore, the eldest son must guard the ancestral temple in the capital.

According to the description in the book, the protagonist and his son have already taken Guanluo to the south of the Yellow River. The idea of ​​a normal person is not to force the Jin Dynasty to return to the old capital, then use the emperor to control the princes, and then attack Yecheng eastward to force the Northern Wei Dynasty to fight a decisive battle. How could you come up with the idea of ​​moving the capital to Xiangyang?

It means that it has made up for a major gap in the capital city in Chinese history online articles, and it can be said to have accomplished something that all the great gods in other historical areas cannot do. This proves the author's amazing wisdom---his political and military vision far exceeds that of all sages.

In the first plot, there are 20,000 ambushes. Coming to ambush the protagonist near Chang'an is a bit outrageous. There are 20,000 people, including people and horses. How can we hide it from the dense crowd? It's okay to write it as 2,000 people.

Is the Sima family ruthless? Of course he is hateful, he is China's eternal sinner, so you want to kill him to vent your anger? Is it okay if others don't agree with you? Is it the Virgin? Are they descendants of the Sima family?                                                                                               can take it for granted that anything related to politics will affect the precedents of future generations. I was happy for a while, why didn't I retire and kill him in 1912? Why hasn't there been a public trial and execution for 50 years?                                                                                                                                                      Can become a god or a symbol after death. It is great wisdom not to kill, your master has lost his temper, and even the ambitious people can't hold it back                                           This book, how to deal with the situation of the Sima family in the 5th century AD, is not even remotely similar to the above, but the attitude of careful handling should be the same. You have to consider the impact on future generations. Don't be ridiculous and generous to a group of simple-minded people who want to kill to vent their anger. That's it.

Just the bad things the Sima family did. Why not kill them all? I really thought that there would be a dynasty for eternity, and you don't care whether you kill all the Sima family or not. The dynasty established by the protagonist. It's just a dozen or 20 generations at most. Joke. Why do so many people come to clean the floor? Call for injustice for the Sima family.

Whether to kill fools or not? At first it was said that killing fools was unknown, and then it was said to reduce the atmosphere of killing the opposite leaders even if they surrendered. I thought it was no killing (the initiator had no consequences) and I quite agree with it. After being persuaded by Liu Yu, I felt that my promise was fulfilled. What does it mean to kill all the people of the Sima clan in order to prevent the later nobles from being dissatisfied and rebelling? If your rule is consolidated, generally no one will be stupid enough to rebel. If the nobles are determined to rebel, they can also turn into a fake Sima royal family. Moreover, the country is not governed by benevolent governance, but iron-blooded rule is implemented because it is afraid of rebellion. Isn't this result-oriented?

I had nothing to do, so I thought of this book while I was looking for it. Sure enough, luckily I had learned from the past and ordered only a dozen chapters, so I stopped my losses in time. Your books attract people by relying on the three-way stuff, and eventually they will dissuade people because of the three-way stuff. It's not that you can't write these things, but you are a historical text, a historical text! You can't put the cart before the horse. I have already said in the last book about Huan Xi that the wives and widows of Cao Cao are on the lips every day, but the heroism of Bird Feather cannot be seen.

He's an old eunuch, opening a small account and breaking updates everywhere 🙂

Keep it, this book is gone. In fact, when writing novels, as long as the writing style is decent and you can justify yourself, you can write whatever you want. Keep at it, and also, don't ask the readers all day long, listen to the readers! Not really needed. I remember when I read Wangyu's book, many people didn't like it at first.

Tell me about old books. I have run out of them. I need old books by the author.

Did the author go to Tomatoes to write it? There is a book that has mostly the same plot as this one written by the author.

These comments are all relevant. The book I read has over 170 comments and they are still being updated.

Can any god tell me? Is there a female protagonist? Is the protagonist the Holy Virgin?