The Struggle for the Throne at the End of Han

It's not Zhang Jiao who's the one causing cholera in the world. But the Kanto nobles and party members. Because they wanted to seize the power from the emperor and the eunuch group. So make trouble. Plus natural and man-made disasters. Land annexation is serious. Official corruption. Under multiple factors. The people can no longer survive. You can only rebel. There is also Li Jiao without Zhang Jiao. Horse horn. And if Zhang Jiao doesn't rebel. He was a welcome guest wherever he went. Wealth is at your fingertips. But he chose to be a great teacher. And why did Kansai rebel? Because except for a few wealthy families. Others are inferior. The imperial court was the political stage for the great clans of Guandong. They worked hard for the court. But they did not get the political status they deserved. Officials who came to Kansai to serve were also criticized. To survive. Under various factors. Promoted the convergence of Han and Qiang Di in Lianglong. Then they chose to raise troops. And there are border troops among the rebels. A powerful episode. Qiang and Di tribesmen. Serve as backbone. It can fight much more than ordinary people's uprisings. Give the Eastern Han Dynasty a blood-letting meal. It's a pity that every time, there are ghosts who help the court to quell the rebellion. Cannot form the complete body of Guanlong🔨

Absolutely unfinished, I don't even know why the late Han Dynasty was in chaos, and they even said that Zhang Jiao caused trouble

There is a mistake in the competition between Han Dang and Dian Wei, that is, how many joints are counted in the mounted battle. Two horses stagger into one joint, and the foot battle should be calculated based on the amount of time.

This book seems to highly esteem scholars? Does it esteem the Western constitutional monarchy with false monarchs?

After the hospital examination, he became a eunuch?

Why doesn't the author update? ! You promised to take a day off

I feel like the author is getting more and more trivial as he writes. The research is quite detailed, but the plot advances too slowly, making it impossible to follow it.

The prediction is no more than a million, after all, the author only has half of the book.

Just skip a few sentences and start by going to Bingzhou Tuoji.

It's hard to get back, so let the big man die.