Have I Revived the Han Dynasty Today?

The protagonist's system of selecting the highest ruler based on ability and using the emperor's mascot is absolutely unsustainable. This system has a rigid standard, that is, all subsequent rulers must be saints, and they must all implement this system unswervingly. This system has no self-correction ability. What is so good about the monarchy system? Because the world is the private property of the monarch, in order to protect his property, the monarch will at least do some good deeds that are beneficial to the people. At the same time, in order to ensure that his power can be passed on to his son, the monarch will instinctively maintain the system of succession after the death of the father. What is the good of succession after the death of the father? The good thing is that it is stable. The system that the protagonist wants to implement is essentially to select the most capable person to be the supreme leader. So good, what kind of ability is considered capable? Are those who know how to fight considered capable, and those who know how to employ people? Is someone who can observe words and emotions considered capable? What kind of ability is considered capable? Then if there are two people with similar abilities, but one of them is your confidant and has been with you for decades, and is only slightly less capable than the other person, while the other person, although the ability is indeed better, is not familiar with you and even has a little hatred with you, can you ensure that you can give up your position to the latter fairly? If you choose the former, it means that the subjective likes and dislikes of the supreme ruler can affect inheritance. Then, what if the supreme ruler lets his son directly inherit his position? Is there any way to prevent him from doing this? Is there any way to prevent him from destroying this system? If it depends on everyone's instinct to maintain the system, then it depends on the skill of the supreme ruler. But obviously, fuck you. If the system of merit-based appointment works normally, then the top ruler must be the most capable person. So why do we say that this person is incapable of pacifying the ministers? Or there is no need to deal with important ministers. The supreme ruler relies on various means to have a private army that belongs only to him, or has great prestige in the army and can mobilize the army. Then he can completely ignore the opinions of other ministers. Then I can say one more thing. If this system is really easy to use, then why hasn't any larger country in thousands of years of ancient feudal history implemented this system stably? It's not that it didn't exist. Rather, this system operated stably and continuously. After the Roman Republic gradually grew in size and dominated the Mediterranean, it became the Roman Empire. And now the protagonist Jiang Wei can do this because the first emperor trusts them, and secondly, the protagonist exists as the person who neutralizes and controls the general direction. These are several special conditions. What if the subsequent emperor wants to take back power? Not to mention relying on subtle influence, everyone is unanimously opposed. It is very simple. Everyone's interests are not the same. My strength is relatively weak and I cannot govern. But if I join forces with the emperor to defeat the current ruler and the emperor regains power, my status will also be improved and I can get more benefits, so why should I not do it? Suppose it is like the Eastern Jin Dynasty, where several core high-level officials all clearly opposed the emperor's autocratic power, and other small figures could not make trouble. So how can these core executives, like the protagonist and Jiang Wei, ensure that these descendants will not fight among themselves? Throughout the dynasties, infighting among ministers can be regulated and suppressed by the emperor. Even in modern times, the supreme ruler is generally one person. Others at most have certain checks and balances on the power of this supreme ruler, so that there will not be multiple supreme rulers at the same time. Even in modern times, there are some supreme rulers, such as Roosevelt in the United States, who can monopolize power through special opportunities or their own abilities. To put it bluntly, the last sentence is that the system is the superstructure, which must match the base structure, that is, productivity. The feudal agricultural era relied on the monarchy of fathers and sons, because this thing is the most stable. In the agricultural era, no matter how capable you are as a ruler, once there is civil strife, everything will return to zero. If there are several mediocre or even bad rulers in a row, losses are acceptable as long as the country is not thrown into chaos.

Books with potential, but too few

It's really well written, and it's already relatively rigorous in the historical area.

You are awesome. Real. Don't write the simple ones, but write the difficult ones. Liu Guanzhang, you didn't write it when Zhuge Liang was alive. You wait until the prime minister dies, then you start the game. Really, I admire you very much. Give yourself strength. The whole point is difficult. It's not something difficult, and it's not worthy of you. Served. Not only that, Liu Chan, you are inappropriate. It's okay to be a minor official. The intensity is full. I admire your courage to challenge such a difficult subject. Even if you lose, you will be proud of it. Awesome, dare to write such a difficult article.

I haven't read the current chapter, but I admire a relatively rigorous author who dares to write about Shu Han with this kind of background. The prime minister has passed away, and the protagonist is not the emperor according to the introduction. Zhuge Liang's abilities are already very comprehensive and powerful, but after all, they are limited by various unfavorable conditions, and in fact they only achieve the effect of replacing defense with offense. The Prime Minister can be said to be exhausted. In the current situation, I really can't think of a way for the protagonist to break the situation.

Now I suddenly feel that if the time traveler goes to the Three Kingdoms instead of becoming the emperor himself, he should go to Cao Wei to help him unify quickly. The stability of the people is the first priority. What is the use of overthrowing the Han Dynasty? How many lives will be lost if Shu is used to push back against Cao Wei and then all for the sake of the so-called big Han?

The essence of that comment is that he looks down on Shu Han's fantasy and wants to see Cao Wei's fantasy. If it is to unify the speed, he shouldn't help Yuan Shao? Help Yuan Shao strive for the fastest unification in Chinese history

Is your name on the graduation form? You just scribbled it and took it for granted. 🙂

This is a very good start, with new ideas and writing style. There has been no new book like this for a long time. I hope the author can write this story completely.

Let Sichuan go, it's just a million people, supporting 100,000 soldiers and 40,000 officials. For ordinary people, the ideal of "returning to the old capital" is heavy and unrealistic.

Apart from the new book "Grenade Afraid of Water", after browsing around, it seems that this is the only book I have read this month. What are the things on the new book list? Old Man's Subway Mobile Phone. Jpg🙂

Who is Chen Zhi? We should pay close attention to his weakness.

First of all, I would like to pay tribute to the Prime Minister. Emotionally, I feel that I am not qualified to evaluate such a model of loyal minister and wise man, so let's not talk about morality. Who am I to judge? Then return to reason and talk about his personal abilities. He is a rare and extremely valuable all-round talent. Some people only know how powerful he is, but don't know how powerful he is, so next we will discuss it by category. There must be some omissions, welcome to add. Economy Restore agricultural production quickly. In the farming era, food is the basis of everything. Nothing can be done without food Yalt and iron official business, weaving Sichuan brocade, shipbuilding, weapons... Etc. Are under official control. Zhuge Liang should have also fought an economic war. In the construction of water conservancy, Li Bing made full use of the Dujiangyan Irrigation System in Chengdu and set up a "weir officer" to specialize in maintenance. Just by completing these things, I am already a great person in the world. Maybe my requirements are too high. The "small" aspect of water conservancy is enough to support many TV series. Diplomacy Repair relations with Soochow, test each other, and finally re-establish an alliance. Many times there are helpless things, such as recognizing Sun Quan's throne, but Zhuge Liang is often practical and realistic, at least able to distinguish ideals from reality. Conquer the powerful barbarians in the south. The Seven Captures of Meng Huo is an artistic version of literature, but the final effect is the same. Zhuge Liang used both suppression and appeasement to make the barbarians in the south submissive at least during his lifetime. And we can also obtain local specialties in various ways every year, which has some economic benefits. The reason why this is not placed in the military column is because to Zhuge Liang, the "Meng Huo" people are indeed little Kalami compared with Soochow and Cao Wei. But for others, it's still a huge headache. Politics With sole power in his hands, Zhuge Liang did become a powerful minister after being entrusted by Baidi City, but he was almost unique as a powerful minister - he was both a powerful minister and a loyal minister. Looking forward, there is only one Zhou Gong. Looking back, it seems that only Guo Ziyi has a little influence, and Zhang Juzheng can barely count. The word "powerful minister" on him has only weight and nothing else. And when we look at the Wei State next door, it can be said that the monarch and his ministers are in harmony with each other and treat each other with sincerity. In the end, Cao Mao was also very sincere. Reconstruct the political system to make it easier to issue your own orders. Reconciling the relationship between officials... Here I will give a very simple example, Yang Yi and Wei Yan. Normal people would be very powerful if they didn't let these two fight, but Zhuge Liang can make these two work hard. So are there actually any other messy things? Hey, yes, Li Yan. Suppress the powerful clans and make them spit out their mouths. Select and promote talents, strictly abide by laws and regulations, and do not show favoritism. Legal aspects of "Shu Ke". Military Strategy and tactics are things that everyone should know very well, so I will only add a few other parts. Zhuge Liang's Eight Formations, Art of War, Zhuge's Crossbow, Wooden Oxen and Flooding Horses invented for logistics... These may not be completely true, but they are not groundless either. He also stationed troops and fields when Wei State was confronting Sima Yi... But a person's energy is limited after all. Although Zhuge Liang's ultimate goal was the Northern Expedition, after he finished the previous things, he actually didn't have much energy to devote to the military. It can even be said that it is simply a miracle that he can still have some energy to focus on the military. Summary Those who can make a small category within a large category excellent or above are talents. Those who can make a large category more than excellent are rare heroes in this world. As for the Prime Minister, if you look through the history of the world, you can't find many people at all. I even left out a lot, such as Feng Shui, literature, etc. He had limited energy and did not do these things that had no effect on Shu. He did all the other things that could be done, and they were at least good or even excellent. Even his contemporaries Cao Cao, later Wang Meng, later Li Shimin, and Zhu Yuanzhang were not so detailed. But human energy is limited after all. It is impossible for the Prime Minister to do everything, nor to be particularly good at everything he can do. With such intense work, it is a miracle that he can survive to 234 years. He held on for a long time just to be worthy of Liu Bei's kindness. Maybe he was just not in the mood at first and didn't have time to eat or sleep. But later, he may not be able to eat or sleep. He knew he was going to die, and he didn't want to die, not because he was afraid of death, but because he was worried that after he died, no one would be able to do these things well. Ji Han will eventually be just a Shu Han, and will never be able to revive the Han Dynasty and return to the old capital. But he finally ran out of gas. In the eighth month of the lunar calendar in 234 AD, with regret and unwillingness, he finally went to meet the person for whom he was willing to give everything.

Now at Qidian, whenever keywords such as Sanxing Dahan are mentioned, several ordinary users will immediately pop up to troll people. I am afraid that I have unknowingly entered the world of strange rules.

I was very pleasantly surprised when I first opened this book. I can feel the author's writing style. After reading so many chapters, I can understand that the author wants to show the structure of the whole world. The Northern Expedition is not just yours alone, but it is a Northern Expedition that unites most people. The purpose of Shu Han is clearly to fight for the world. Cao Wei feels that it has become corrupt, and there are many internal conflicts among all parties. Heavy, only Shu Han has people and it already belongs to the second generation entrepreneurial team. Some things were decided on the first day of day one. The author wants to depict the forces of all parties. Of course, the background of Liaodong's change is very good. I want to mention a few thoughts after reading this. 1 I feel that the pace is too slow. The Northern Expedition has not started yet, even if it is against The confrontation was not fought on a small scale, and the pace was too slow, which may not have been to my liking. Secondly, it was all about the previous geographical location. I had to look at the map and ask the AI to find out how the march route was taken. I divided the troops into three routes and went back to look. Just by reading the text, I really don't understand how the Han army moved, how and where the feint came from, and where it is now. The Han army actually controlled, and who the Wei army actually controlled, I can't imagine without looking at the picture. Third, after chasing the dilemma, I realized that the strategic purpose of this time was to capture Liangzhou, but what did Liangzhou have, why should Liangzhou be captured, did this place have a food population, was it a strategic location, what were the benefits of capturing it, and how to manage it as it was blocked by mountains from Yizhou. I hope the author can write more interestingly and illustrate it with pictures to make people understand.

Let me tell you my thoughts after reading it. The author's writing style is excellent and the characters are vivid and realistic. The interpretation of history is also well analyzed. Fifteen years ago, this would have been a sacred book. Today's readers, including old readers, have followed the pace of the times and have to run after it. This fast pace permeates every aspect of life. Yes, I am not Cao Rui. The pace is too slow. Although the writing is always good, the story advances slowly. Once an event is confirmed, it never goes straight to the theme immediately. It always inserts countless branch plots on the way to the core event. Whether the branch plot is good or not, it is pretty good. But the branch line seriously hinders the main mission. As a result, readers, let's just say me, originally focused on the core plot to see how Cao Rui would handle it, but they just couldn't wait. For example, in the first battle, from Sun Quan's Northern Expedition to Yu Jia's personal expedition, endless other stories were filled in. Sometimes a character would suddenly be introduced to the three generations of this character's ancestors. These are all non-nutritious fillers, and readers usually jump to read them, like ten lines at a glance. No one likes to see an unknown bit player, even if you introduce him to his ancestors, there is nothing attractive about the bit player. Then the battle finally started. This battle was cut into pieces. I usually choose to listen to the book. I listened to it over and over again seven or eight times. I didn't understand how to fight because there were countless plots in the middle that interfered with the main plot. Resulting in a lack of interest in listening. Think about it, very few people have watched long-form dramas these days. The power of short videos is that they are as fast-paced as goal highlights. I felt really uncomfortable listening to this book, and I couldn't bear to give it up. The writing style and world structure attracted me, but when I listened to it, I kept going back to the previous chapter and the next chapter. The reason why I come here to complain is that I hope the author will read it and feel something.

Nowadays, the rules of the book review area are corrupt and traitors are everywhere. This is due to the lack of updates. If the author diligently updates 10,000 words every day, then the traitors will be afraid and retreat, and the moral gentlemen will rejoice. This is a feat worthy of praise by Yao and Shun I heard that calves born in sheep pens will not behave like sheep when they grow up. You are in Qidian. You use your computer keyboard frequently, but you have lost interest in updating it. Is this reasonable? The reason Qidian is strong is because it has inherited the etiquette and skills of its ancestors. When you stop updating, you will find no way to release the pressure and become tired. Isn't this the same as abandoning the roots of the tree and pursuing the treetops? If it goes on like this, great disaster will surely happen! The reason why Bai Jin can have tens of thousands of royalties and not be hurt by villains is precisely because they are willing to listen to what upright gentlemen have to say! But Pujie cannot get royalties and is even looked down upon by his girlfriend. This is because they are close to evil villains. I hope you can think carefully about the difference. There is one thing for which the author can cry bitterly, and six things for which the author can sigh. Since ancient times, when performing actions, the words are often very passionate. If they are not passionate, they will not be able to move the actor's heart. Harsh words are akin to slander. Author, you should think carefully about whether such a thing is right or wrong. Those authors who rarely updated, delayed updates, or missed updates had no time to feel sad about themselves, so they were drowned in the torrent of works, leaving only later authors to feel sad about them; later authors felt sad and did not learn from it, and future authors felt sad about it!

There is no natural reason for the Shu Han to not perish. They are always fighting among themselves. In a place with a big fart, there are many factions.

Although I haven't read the book yet, reading the reviews seems to give me good reviews.

Travelers can either develop independently in the Three Kingdoms, or help Cao Wei accelerate their unification! Modern people should stand in the shoes of the common people! Technology changes the world and war! The most disgusting so-called fierce general and counselor in the Three Kingdoms! The three elements of war are the command system, the training system, and the logistics support system! The war is about comprehensive national strength! Fuze has firepower coverage! If you are poor, take a roundabout way! I don't believe there is any powerful general who can defeat ten thousand people! If he can hit ten, I think he is a strong player! In reality, everyone is training, who can fight ten? The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a fantasy drama! In real history, Zhuge Liang was not that awesome! He is just an internal affairs talent!

Dong Zhuo is not the heroine. Why are you writing about the Three Kingdoms?

It's good to read. Apart from Fu Han, this is the most advanced Three Kingdoms novel so far.

Not being an emperor to save the Shu Kingdom is a bit science fiction, and the Shu Kingdom is too hypocritical, and I don't like it.

Liu Chan in the article feels unreal. Is he like this?

The writing is readable, but I still don't like the conspiracy villain Then when writing about Yang Yi, they just put the rebels on the bright side Don't say whether they have IQ or not, the protagonist preconceptions that the opposite is the rebel, and the opposite's performance is to directly say that he is rebelling, so what else can I do Then I really have nothing to say, the whole prime minister's house is full of rebels The co-author Yang Yi has become the prime minister with great prestige

When I first read the Three Kingdoms novels, I had opinions about Liu Chan. At that time, I would still think "it's a bit interesting, it's a new angle." But now, I no longer care whether he is smart or stupid, because I have seen too many opinions and have become numb. And as long as it is for the plot, the author will arrange the words according to his own ideas. Perhaps in this book Liu Chan is as wise as a fool, but in the next book he may be as weak as a fool. I wonder what kind of Liu Chan would be discussed if these authors with different views came together. The last thing we can do is to come to the conclusion of "make money, don't be cold".

Who is Chen Zhi? I'll take it seriously

After seeing the latest chapter, you gave me the entire monthly chapter? I will give it to you as soon as my monthly pass is refreshed. Now that I have no tickets, I can't see the chapter of the monthly pass. Don't be disgusting, okay, bro?

The plot is a bit too slow. It basically consists of the protagonist Jiang Wei chatting for one or two chapters, and Cao Yu and Sima Yi chatting for one or two chapters. It's a fun to watch to gain weight and regain Chang'an in one breath. Please don't forget to comment, brother, when the time comes.

In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the virtual monarch system was established? Government affairs belong to the ministers, and sacrifices belong to the emperor. From now on, there will not be a wave of people who want to respect the king and fight against the barbarians, but the government will be returned, or Wang Mang will do it again 🙂