Han Wuhan Qi: Starting from Teaching the Prince to Be Arrogant

The writing was quite interesting, but unfortunately it was too short, and it was torture to meet him too soon!

There's no big problem, it's a relatively good grain

It's wonderful, it's pretty good, the logic is very smooth, the fighting methods are relatively skillful, it can grasp the main contradiction, and it can unite the majority.

This book is really well written. It's as enjoyable as reading Langya. But that one focuses on literature and this one focuses on politics. They're both equally beautiful.

The prince of Hanwu, even if you are in line with the emperor's wishes, it is of no use. This guy just went crazy in his later years. The most important thing is that as a prince, he cannot have military power. You can't even rebel.

You travel to a certain ancient dynasty and are in the capital. Now the prince has rebelled. You have three choices: a. Rebellion with the prince; b. Suppress the rebellious prince; c. Neutral and do nothing. It can be seen from the above that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a purely political creature, and he successfully purged all factions with a witchcraft disaster.

Don't talk nonsense to Liu Che, just lock him up and starve to death. Give him a chance and he will kill the person he suspects. This person has no humanity at all.

The writing is very good, but are you teaching the prince to be the crown prince? (Death has come)

I found that many people who wrote history believed that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty caused the witchcraft disaster because Liu Zhi was not like his father, or because of the obstruction of eunuchs and the sabotage of Jiang Chong and others. I can only say that people who think like this are really naive. When history reaches this point one year before the witchcraft disaster, the witchcraft disaster is inevitable, because the witchcraft disaster was deliberately caused by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, unless Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty suddenly died suddenly. Why do you say this? First of all, let's take a look at this: After many years of war, the Han Dynasty was filled with a large number of new meritorious lords, and the new meritorious forces were rapidly rising. Everyone should know that the meritorious princes of the Han Dynasty are not the meritorious princes of the Tang, Ming and Qing Dynasties. They are meritorious princes who have fiefdoms and people and can form their own armies. After the founding of the Western Han Dynasty, in addition to Liu Bang, it took four generations of Empress Lu, Emperor Wen, Emperor Jing, and Emperor Wu to kill all the old Gonghou. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty could not be unaware of the hardships involved. After all, their family's throne was achieved by defeating Zhu Lu. So Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very afraid of the new Gonghou who appeared in his dynasty. It's not that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was afraid of himself, but that he was afraid that the next emperor after his death would not be able to control the new noble forces at all. The most fearful thing is the increasingly large number of foreign relatives from the health system. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty knew very well that as soon as he died, Wei Zifu would be the absolute niche of Empress Lu. Whether Wei Zifu has that intention or not, her power has the strength. This was absolutely unacceptable to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. So, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had a plan to eliminate the influence of relatives and new nobles in the Wei clan, and the prince was the introduction to this plan. So, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty favored Mrs. Gou Yi and gave her the gate of Yao's mother after she gave birth to a child. This is an obvious signal to his political hyenas, I don't like the prince, you can go. Who doesn't know that you need to have a good relationship with the prince? Obviously he is the next emperor. But the political hyenas had no choice but to charge according to Emperor Wu's instructions. If Jiang Chong doesn't do it, Li Chong will naturally do it, and Wang Chong will do it. When the prince is forced to rebel, a group of nobles will definitely follow him and raise troops. At this time, there will be an excuse to attack the guards and the nobles who raised the army. So you see, when Liu Zheng raised his troops, he just wanted to explain what happened to his father. However, the eunuch who sent the message did not even report to Emperor Wu, but directly declared that the Prince of Chengcheng had rebelled. Under such a powerful leader as Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, at such a critical time, would a eunuch who dared to drive a wedge between the Tian family's father and son really not be afraid of death? Of course not, because the eunuch clearly saw Emperor Wu's thoughts, or Emperor Wu didn't let the eunuch return to Ganquan Palace at all. Those who followed the prince in rebellion were killed, those who were neutral and did not help were also killed, and those who helped suppress it were still killed. A witchcraft disaster perfectly achieved the goal of clearing out the relatives of the Wei family and weakening the power of the new nobles. To sum up, in novels that travel through Liu Zhi's era or Liu Zhi's time, unless Emperor Wu is directly killed, the disaster of witchcraft will be unavoidable.

The Witch Gu Rebellion is unavoidable unless one of the father and son dies. The reason is that the Wei family is too powerful. This is the legitimate reason that Hanwu can convince himself. More importantly, the old emperor has made the crown prince, and the people below will not listen to him very much. They all start to fawn on the prince. This is a power struggle. Hanwu will not delegate power, so there is no way out. One of them must die.

It's obviously the Han Dynasty, so it's okay to kneel down and worship, but to be a slave. They are all names from the Qing Dynasty. This makes me laugh. Can you read some historical documents first? If you don't study, you can also use AI to search for information, stupid

It's hard to choose who to write about Liu Zhi. Did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty look like a human being in the later period? He didn't say anything about pardoning the prince, and he didn't care about Liu Zhi at all. Otherwise, he would have spared the prince's life from the beginning of the suppression of the rebellion. In the end, Liu Zhi had no hope of making a comeback. Netizens said they were worried about their relatives. Is the prince who has ruled for decades afraid of his relatives? What's funny, Liu Zhi was simply too filial to his father. A prince who has been in his thirties for over 30 years doesn't know how to be Machiavellian? No matter how much you learn, but in the end you risk your life, you will know that at least you are someone who can hold your own against a big man. Just like the one behind Han Wu, the progress bar for the country's subjugation is almost full. The simple wild boar is waiting for the elixir to live forever, and does not want to give up the throne to anyone. In the front is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and behind it is the pure wild boar with swine fever. Killing three parties behind, there is no hope of immortality, and the prince is gone. He is destined to be in the top position, so all those are suppressed to prevent the powerful ministers. What nonsense is thinking about the uterus, it is just an excuse to kill people. How many mistakes have you made in the sinner's edict?

Don't be too serious about the protagonist's halo

I feel like this genre always has a lot of logical flaws. The princes they support, etc., The first person to die after they take power is the protagonist. These people in power will deal with those who feel a threat to their power. Liu Bei's son only comes out every few thousand years. We can't talk about the other recent ones, let's just say Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang. They got rid of all the targets that they felt were threats to them, no matter what contributions they had made. When Li Shimin went to war, Li Jing took him with him even though he was sick in bed. Zhu Yuanzhang felt that his grandson could not suppress Lan Tian after his death, so he killed Lan Tian. Their reasons were that they felt that the target had power and threatened them. As for the protagonist, they all want to support such things. After they take power, who will die if you don't die? And cultivate an iron-blooded emperor and hero? As long as the hero is a hero, they all have this aspect of character, and they are pretty much the same. It's really better to be like Wang Qiao and Yuan Shikai. Who is reading this genre that has been on the new book list many times? Various logic bugs

Even if you want the prince to succeed you and a relative will be the first to kill you and the whole family, a slave will always be a slave. The ancients were just not stupid because of their underdeveloped technology, and at that time, killing people had the same psychological burden as killing cattle and sheep.

There was only one way to survive as the prince of Han Dynasty: cheat, rebel, and then kill Liu Che. Everything else is a dead end. You will die if you do nothing.

Why is the protagonist always speaking with a sarcastic tone? What's even more amazing is that he is also speaking with a mixture of three parts coolness, three parts sarcasm and four parts nonchalance.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty said that he dreamed of being beaten by a wooden man, and then sent people to check the prince. As long as he checked, there would be something wrong, and if not, it would be created. The real target is the prince. The essence is that Emperor Wu wanted to change the prince and make a younger child the heir, and then take the opportunity to clean up the court. The real opponent of the prince was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was famous for being mean and unkind.

The old emperor is a completely single husband. If you dare to fight with him today, he will kill you tomorrow. Do you really think people will be happy to see you asserting your authority over the emperor?

I am the emperor who kills you first

Shi De is the prince's young master. Although he is incompetent and pedantic, he still fulfills his duties. He can be regarded as a loyal and good person. He can be dismissed. The protagonist actually wants to kill people to protect himself as a means of advancement. It is simply the behavior of a villain. People can be self-interested, but they should not be villains. They are goose-hearted and goose-hearted.

Wouldn't Liu Ju die faster if he is arrogant?

The writing is good and the plot is good, but the plot is too compact. I wrote 41 chapters on the first day of the game. I suggest the author count how many things happened in that day. You can't finish one thing in an hour, not counting the fact that you go in and out of the palace, in and out of the palace, and have discussions in the secret rooms of various ministers, go to spy on information, and return to the secret rooms to discuss in the blink of an eye, etc. Does the time on the road count? Are you driving a speeding car? Information spreads so fast? Was it a phone call, or was it sent to Moments? As soon as something happened here, several ministers over there knew about it and gathered in a secret room to discuss it. Not just once, it all happened in one day. Nowadays, authors have a common problem when writing books. They want to write out all the plots as soon as they start, without considering that plot development requires time and space. I have also read that some authors wrote the timeline of this chapter clearly that New Year's Eve is today, but then they wrote the next chapter, wrote a new plot, and told them to finish it before the next year, and then wrote a lot more, completely forgetting about New Year's Eve. Therefore, it is recommended that the author write the timeline carefully. Now the timeline of this book is too bad, and the others are excellent.

After reading a few chapters, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's eyes almost turned into laser eyes.

I really didn't hold back when I was riding a horse. Can you revise your essays and make them eunuchs?

You are simply a genius. After I changed it, I made a mess of it. If you had known this, you might as well not have changed. Just write it down. At the very least, it can come to an end. It's fine now. There is a tiger head. Not to mention the tail, he doesn't even have a figure.

If you throw it into Tomato, it can be regarded as another fake-surnamed Langya-level work. The audience there is wider. There are still many inconsistencies in the article. If you sort it out and expand the audience, the traffic will naturally be much better. As for the short drama, I think a lot of people are watching it. Everyone still likes the plot. Come on, author Haji 😜

After it was released, it was written in real ink. It was a lot of nonsense. I wrote Chapter 2.30 Of a parade and it hadn't even started yet. I also threw up.

It's been 3 months and you haven't finished changing it yet? ? ? Why don't you just say yes to the cut? Why do you have to drag everyone along?

Hasn't this author read a book? I'm afraid the Chinese teacher teaches physical education.