Changing Dynasties, Starting with Becoming a Grandfather
改朝换代，从当爷爷开始
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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It should be Xiao Daocheng, who became a father at 13, a grandfather at 31, and overthrew the dynasty at 52.
Old bookworms should read this kind of book, not those pretentious, face-slapping, or "I don't want to..." Kind of book.
I've seen people use the Romance of the Three Kingdoms to argue that the book lacks detail, and here I want to say something in defense of the author.
First, the world is still on the verge of chaos, and Li Changdao has not yet raised the banner of rebellion. The local militia is a recognized official organization by the county officials. Li Changdao's salary is also paid by the powerful clans in the county, so he doesn't need to worry about money, food, or logistics.
The main character of this book, Li Changdao, is a biographical character.
Li Changdao, the founding emperor of the Daqian Dynasty, was given the temple name Taizu and the posthumous title Qitian Hongdao Gaoming Zhaoyun Shengwu Shengong Chunren Zhixiao Wen Emperor, historically known as the "Qianyuan Emperor." His life was extraordinary; he was both a military strongman who rose from the bottom of a chaotic world and a diligent and capable founding monarch.
Su Wanqing Easter Egg Stamp Proof
@Reader, just use this standard to run the map for Su Wanqing. 😍
When the protagonist goes to war later in the game, who will be in charge of the nation's central government? How will stability be maintained?
This is actually quite simple; just look at the approach taken by Emperor Yongle (Zhu Di). During his five expeditions to the northern deserts, Zhu Di maintained stability in the rear by having "Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi (Nanjing) oversee the country + Grandson Zhu Zhanji (Beijing) reside in the capital + key ministers assisting in various tasks." The author can simply copy that.
It is truly a rare gem of a book, a breath of fresh air.
Even after reading over two hundred chapters, it's still easy to mistake the protagonist for Taoist Priest Li.
I just started reading it, and it's pretty good. My only worry is that it might turn into a fantasy novel.
Local officials in ancient times, regardless of the era, were expected to exploit and oppress the people. In any dynasty, landlord-dominated states always lorded over the people; otherwise, how could it be a landlord-dominated state? If not exploiting the people, how could they possibly exploit the landlords?