Emperor Zhou

I feel like the author has never read the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and is just following the trend. What's the use of scaring Zhao Kuangyin? When Chai Rong dies, someone else will come to the throne. This is the rule of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The one who is able will ascend, and the one with strong soldiers and horses will be the emperor. If you kill Zhao Kuangyin, no one will usurp the throne.

The introduction is unreliable, dyeing the yellow robe black? I wrote in advance to scare you. Sorry, these arrogant soldiers in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms changed masters diligently, and the trend of defeating superiors prevailed. For a baby emperor, his age is his biggest disadvantage. Warriors need someone who can bring them military glory and benefits. The emperor is about to come, and the emperor cannot bring him. The worst he can do is find another profit spokesperson. Without enough military merit and prestige, it is impossible for these people to listen to the emperor. If Zhao Kuangyin refuses to put on the yellow robe, then he will be hacked by these big-headed soldiers on the spot.

The understanding of history is simply at the kindergarten level. The yellow robe was not only caused by Zhao Kuangyin's personal conspiracy and ambition, but also the special political environment of the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. "The emperor would rather have a seed? He who has strong soldiers and horses will listen to him." From Zhu Wen to Li Siyuan to Shi Jingtang, Liu Zhiyuan, and Guo Wei, this has always been the case in the Five Dynasties. The military leaders with military power are naturally greater than the sacred imperial power. Sex, you are a 7-year-old child, no matter how much you talk about it, no courtier will stand by you. Age disadvantage is an objective fact and cannot be changed by people's subjective consciousness. Without Zhao Kuangyin, there are Zhang Yongde, Li Chongjin, Han Tong, Han Lingkun, and Murong Yanzhao. Even if you kill them all, there are also Wang Yanchao and Zhe Congruan from the local feudal town. No one will listen to a child.

You don't even have to look at it. Seven years and one month later, Chen Qiao rebelled against his opponent Zhao Kuangyin, and his hair didn't even grow. What do you want to do? What can you do?

Are you talking about this strange rule? The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms are comparable to the Five Husties and the period of chaos in China. Do you think you can get the throne just by putting on a black robe? The first time people find out that it was you who did it, they will fix it for you first. Not even left behind.

Even the surname was written incorrectly. The emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty was named Guo. After Guo Wei accepted him as his heir and inherited the country, Guo Rong could only be named Guo. His son could only be named Guo. If he changed his name back to Chai, he would not have the legitimacy to be emperor. Zhao Da would be overthrown before it was his turn.

The author should cut this book. When others become emperors, they have to act mature for fear of being looked down upon. But you have to act like a child. If you don't understand, just refer to Zhang Xueliang. Who doesn't want to kill you? Haven't you read the history of Han Dynasty?

There is no need to read it. The fifth generation of Khorne will not submit to a child emperor. Without Zhao Da, there would still be Li Da and Liu Da.

I am convinced by the author, since you said that after Chai Rong changed his surname to Guo, he did not change his surname back to Chai, then at this time, Zhao Kuangyi had not changed his surname to Zhao Guangyi, so you wrote that Zhao Kuangyin called his younger brother Zhao Guangyi? Isn't this a very big problem?

Are you being funny? You might as well bring a box of penicillin to travel and save Guo Rong. If your leader is a brat, how can you blame him?

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were really cannibalistic. Without the efforts of Zhao Kuangyin and others, the Chinese nation would have perished long ago.

Do you think Zhao Da conquers the world? Zhao Da was promoted by Guo Rong to check and balance the warlords. In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, basically every small country, military generals usurped the throne. In the later weeks, it was the Later Han Dynasty who killed four military leaders. By the time Guo Wei came to power, all his good brothers were military leaders, let alone Guo Wei. When Guo Rong was in the army, Guo Rong was fighting in the front. The military leader watched him die and asked him for a reward. Zhao Da was just a small military leader, so when Zhao Da got the throne, he wanted to kill Guo Rong's family, but other military leaders persuaded him to stop him. He was a young man who was destined to die.

A 7-year-old cannot become emperor. Author, ask yourself, can you tolerate a 7-year-old child with no hair on his head yelling at you? Especially if you have seen blood and killed people, and you also know that in the past few decades, the so-called emperor was more diligent than your dog, do you really think that the emperor is nothing? If the emperor was really as majestic as you imagine, would the eunuchs in the late Tang Dynasty dare to change the emperor like they change their butt wipes? If the emperor is really majestic, do the soldiers dare to say that the emperor is a man with strong soldiers and horses? If the emperor was really majestic, why didn't Shi Jingtang go to Luoyang, which was more politically significant, and instead depended on Kaifeng, a logistics hub, for fear that his subordinates would cut off his food supply?

It is better to use Guo Rong as the protagonist. The biggest problem with Guo Zongxun is that he is a 7-year-old child. A child cannot solve the situation of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Without Zhao Da, other military leaders would have rebelled. Before Shi Jingtang died, he couldn't even think of raising his youngest son Shi Chongrui.

There are too many holes in the novel. Guo Rong is going to die in more than ten days. It is absolutely impossible that so many things have happened during this period. In ancient times, information spread very slowly. It would take at least half a month for a rumor to spread!

I haven't finished Chapter 3 yet. I think it's too simple. Is the problem with Zhao Da? No, the problem lies with the protagonist. The 7-year-old emperor asks you to wear Zhao Da, will you be a minister? Chai Rong's biggest problem is passing the position to a 7-year-old child. This operation is really not worthy of Guo Wei passing the position to him.

This school bag is dead, other dynasties are okay, what can you write about the fifth generation? What can a little brat do? The protagonist's father has no money. Who will care about him, let alone him? They are still engaging Zhao Da. Without Zhao Da, there are others. Maybe if someone replaces him this time, he won't even be able to save his life Those warriors want very simple things, money and military merit. What can the protagonist give?

The customs of the Five Dynasties period did not allow the existence of young masters. Without Zhao Kuangyin, there would be other Li Kuangyin and Wang Kuangyin. The best result is the internal disintegration of Chaizhou. There can be no better outcome.

It's a pity that the protagonist is too young, and there is no Zhao Kuangyin or someone else. These are not problems. The problem is that the angle of entry is wrong. Chai Rong is a hero of the generation. Why did he help Zhao Da up before his death? Because Zhao Da will not pose a threat to the throne no matter from 360 degrees, it is impossible for the protagonist to find black information that can bring down Zhao Da, because in fact there is none, otherwise why would the protagonist have to expend such effort? Chai Rong had already cut him down. Then why did Zhao Daneng succeed so quickly? Circumstances make heroes, and Zhao Da's appointment as emperor was purely due to the circumstances. At the right time, he united the army to go on an expedition, and Mingzhengyanshun monopolized the military power. The location was right, and the capital was right next to him, so he had no power to resist. Controlling the court was easy. So it is not difficult for the protagonist to stop Zhao Da from succeeding. There is no need to do so many fancy operations. The first is to promote several people to share the power of Zhao Da to check and balance each other. The second is not to do so many things when the main minister is suspicious. Things, especially the mobilization of the army, and the start of war must not be carried out. Everything is based on stability. Otherwise, even if there is no Zhao Da, there will be Li Da. As long as the army is not mobilized, no one can take the opportunity to control the army. Naturally, no one can pose a threat to the protagonist. As long as it lasts for a few years, people's hearts have settled down, and the protagonist has grown up, he will naturally be able to slowly take back power,

It's a kid's game and I couldn't find the plot, so I stopped watching it. Write emperor, prince. Just like the emperor cultivates the land with a golden hoe.

To be honest, you don't know how to write these things. Your best way is to travel through time, for example, get a shot of penicillin or something, and save Guo Rong. If you live for ten more years, everything will be possible. Nothing else is possible.

Is this a kindergartener writing history?

It's useless for anyone who doesn't open the golden finger. The author made a mistake. It's not that Zhao Da wants to rebel, it's the small soldiers who want to rebel. The big guy refuses to entrust his life to your child. You are Chongzhen. As long as it is not the last day, you have a chance to run away. Your level of despair is comparable to that of Emperor Jin Mo.

As of the latest chapter of this book, everything is a trick and a trick!

Zhao Daneng's mutiny was all due to luck. Chai Rong had arranged the triangle relationship a long time ago. Zhao Da was successful when an accident occurred. But if the troops were not assembled outside the city, there would be no mutiny. The author has no understanding of that period of history.

Why didn't the author check it after he finished writing? There were so many questions after it was put on the shelves. The chapters about Daxiangguo Temple, now His Highness Prince Liang, now His Majesty, and another question: Isn't this the temple name of King Sejong? When did the posthumous title change?

It was a mistake to write this book. The question in the later weeks was Zhao Da. It was Guo Zongxun, a seven-year-old kid, who became the emperor. It was Guo Rong who died in his thirties. Will the soldiers and ministers of the Five Dynasties tolerate a seven-year-old kid like you as the emperor? You were trying to punish Zhao Da from the beginning. You might as well transfer Zhang Yongde and Li Chongjin back. At least they are relatives of the little emperor.

If you write a book on historical subjects, you must have some understanding of history. Before Zhao Kuangyin became emperor, the names of his two younger brothers were Zhao Kuangyi and Zhao Kuangmei.

At what age do children begin to arrange a harem?

It is better to write about Guo Zongyi escaping death, so that there is hope