Let Me Tell You Secretly, I Am the Great Grandson of the Han Dynasty Emperor

When the author wanted to give up, I was still encouraging him, but now the more he writes, the more dull he becomes. This plot is too bland. There are already more than 240 pictures, and the grandfather and grandson have not yet recognized each other. Although. The grandson is already suspicious, but the plot is still too draggy. Especially the last 50 chapters. Although it has already paved the way for the subsequent enthronement, it is too bland. And the protagonist's thoughts are mainly about peace. Develop the economy. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty could approve this policy, but foreign wars are also necessary, especially for the protagonist. It is unrealistic to encounter such a huge empire in the future and only develop the economy and focus on peace. We must also have this tendency towards the army and war. Hope there is some description. Moreover, the Han Dynasty did not fully develop the south. Fertility can be encouraged. Extensive development of the South. The current plot is about developing education. But just printing books has attracted opposition. Didn't develop his own supporters. The only supporters I see now are three melons and two dates. It has not cultivated itself, so it needs a ruling class to replace the old ruling class. Even reforming into the imperial examination system may require the efforts of three or four generations. To solidify it. Moreover, there is almost no description of the prefectures and vassal states. Although the push sealing system has been going on for a long time. But the previous generation and the current generation are not dead. The vassal states actually have great power. Of course it may be a pile of loose sand now. But it can also be described.

Elderly Liu Che has gone crazy. Do you want to talk to him about family ties?

At that time, he was much more suspicious than Cao Cao, and he killed people randomly.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was different from Kangxi. Although Kangxi abolished the prince, he still had a father-son relationship. When he died, he still thought that the old prince could live well. In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was just out of his mind. No one knew what he wanted to do?

It can only be said that Liu Che, this old man, is half crazy in his later years. He has intermittent senile dementia, strong control, emotional sensitivity, moodiness and suspicion. If you want to solve this old man, don't rely on him. If you want to survive, you can only seize power quickly or kill him directly, even if it is a civil war among the Han Dynasties. This old man has gone crazy in his later years. Don't expect him to delegate power to you and let you succeed to the throne normally. That is impossible.

Looking at this introduction, is it inspired by the previous books about Zhu Yuanzhang? In addition, the recent books on this aspect of the Han Dynasty are very popular and I want to apply it to Liu Che. To be honest, I thought it was abstract when I read the introduction. Liu Che and Zhu Yuanzhang are completely different. One doesn't recognize any relatives and the other attaches great importance to family ties.

Chapter 85 is 💩, he died of poison, don't think about it

To be honest, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in his later years was killing gods and Buddhas. Coupled with the old man's overwhelming desire for power and cruel political methods, almost no one in the Han Dynasty could outplay him. If the protagonist really can't do it, just run out of the country. If he really can't do it, he can go to the Xiongnu for two years. At home, if a witchcraft disaster occurs, the protagonist will die without a burial place. The protagonist secretly runs to the Huns. If Liu Zhi is killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the protagonist can also borrow troops from the Huns in the name of the Qing emperor. In addition, the emperor is the grandson of the Han Dynasty, and other forces will also wait and see.

Regarding Liu Che's mental state in history, if you write fan fiction, unless the author forcibly brain-controls Liu Che to make him normal, then you can't expect to use family affection or anything to deal with Liu Che, a man who is already half-crazy physically.

As a time traveler, if you don't compete with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty at this time, what are you waiting for? You have to create conditions if you don't have the conditions. In the immediate aftermath of the witchcraft, you and your father will be meat on the chopping block. If you, the eldest grandson of the emperor who has never met a few times, can win back Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty with family ties, then his political career will be too cheap. If your father succeeds to the throne, he will be your grandfather. If your father fails to succeed, he can only be the Supreme Emperor at most.

This book is pretty well written so far. However, I'm a little worried that the author won't write long. At present, my biggest expectations are the title of the book and the protagonist's reversal of Han Wu's view of Liu Zhi, and the solution to the witchcraft disaster. These things will be written in more than one million words. How to solve it depends on the author.

Great author, please update soon! !

Family affection? Kill three sons in one day and you tell me about family ties? That's so close 🙂

You still want to be the emperor without fighting against Liu Che. You survive Liu Che and Huo Guang. Then you have to face Liu Bing, the brother of Destiny and God. Oh, by the way, you can't survive the witchcraft chaos.

I have said before that if you want to write a detailed historical article, you must do research. Otherwise, if you write it well at the beginning, your article will be a brainless historical article. The more you write, the harder it will be to write it down. It will become more and more brainless. You might as well tell everyone in the first chapter that you are going to write a brainless historical article and you have to cheat the protagonist. Be honest and cheat, your grades will definitely be better than now, because everyone has different evaluation standards for inferring historical texts and cheating historical texts.

I read another novel about Liu Che. He said what kind of emperors were in front of Liu Che? Qin Emperor and Gaozu were incomparable, and Hu Haihui Emperor ignored them. In his eyes, normal emperors were like Emperor Wen and Emperor Jing. One was a sage of civility and the other was a promising master. So he is very happy with his achievements, he is eager for success, and wants to live forever. The background of his character is that he is afraid that no one will inherit his achievements, he is afraid of his posthumous reputation, and he is afraid that he does not do well. I took a test paper and found that my ancestors either scored 100 or more than 90 on the test. They thought that 90 points was the passing line and worked hard to get above 90. If he knew that 60 was the passing line, and that there were emperors with single-digit scores, would he not be so anxious?

After finishing the chase, I can only say that the author wants to cut it off. What he wrote after the grandfather and grandson met is completely wrong. It is either AI or ghostwriting. The author has also talked about his real life before and wants to finish the outline as soon as possible. It is probably finished. Now it seems that there is no need to subscribe.

Liberalize the salt and iron monopoly and allow commercialization and privatization? It was a big step. You had to ensure the country's financial stability before talking about privatization. Moreover, these two things were strategic resources at the time.

A glance at the studio text reveals various historical common sense errors 😅

I was thinking about the novels I read, but I didn't read any history books. Do the characters have to be exactly the same as those in history? With this requirement, is the author Sima Qian or Liu Che? Does the succession have to be right? If I like it so much, I should read novels about the Tang Dynasty. They are real and consistent with historical facts.

The Gongsun family has always stood in the crown prince's palace, and the officials have not given him any comfort, not even comfort. Is it all up to the old man to kill everyone to pave the way for you?

It sucks, just to become an emperor? ? ? In the end, my parents didn't even try hard enough to sacrifice themselves to heaven?

In his later years, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was just a little worse than Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty who killed three sons in one day.

A wild boar who killed his first wife, who had shared the same trouble, was sentenced to be cut in half for killing his son and his daughter. Do you want to have a relationship with this kind of person?

I finished reading it and laughed all the way through it. Although there were some slightly boring plots, overall it was okay.

I can't stand it anymore after reading the latest chapter, so delete it.

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This book is no different from Liu Bei's article where the wife cheated and then the green master went around looking for him and wrote hundreds of chapters.

It's nonsense at the beginning. Don't you know your grandfather and grandson?