Big Brother, Stop Grinding! You've Become the Ancestor of Hanzhong

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In the ancient temple name system, "Zhongzu" is an extremely rare temple name that was almost never officially used by orthodox dynasties. The fundamental reason for this is that there is a profound contradiction between the core meanings of the characters "Zhong" and "Zu" in the temple name ritual system. Why is the term "Zhongzu" so rare?

"Wine ponds and meat forests", wine ponds and meat forests, how can we add wine ponds and meat forests to the country? "Excessive debauchery"—historical records show emperors who used their debauchery as an excuse for early death. How many wives and children did they have? Almost all of them died without heirs. Conversely, powerful ministers had numerous concubines.

To be honest, even if Liu Bei had traveled back in time and knew the plot, he might not have fared any better than Liu Bei at the beginning.

Since you've chosen this topic, wouldn't it be impolite not to set an example by rolling it up yourself?

Historical fiction should avoid featuring only a female protagonist.

If Liu Bei revived the Han Dynasty three times, he could be called the Zhongzu (Emperor of the Middle Ages), but did you, Emperor Zhao, dig up Liu Fuling and eat him?

A poorly written ending? The Han Dynasty holding elections for the throne? Isn't that ridiculous?

Only cattle and horses roll up their sleeves; which truly great person has ever risen to prominence through such means?

It's one thing if it just fizzles out, but how is the great Han dynasty going to pass the throne to Zhuge Liang?