Common People in the Late Han Dynasty

Most of the novels about the Three Kingdoms are about the struggle for hegemony, but few people are willing to turn their attention to the masses below. It is rare for the author to turn his attention to the masses, to the ordinary people who do not have enough to eat and are oppressed.

Your slowness reminds me of the Three Kingdoms. What the hell are you even updating?

The writing is okay, but the story is too bland

😥End of Han Dynasty? Common people? Your surname is Zhao? ? ? Brother, do you know what Zhouli is? If you, a commoner, dare to take a surname, you are probably seeking death. Before the Song Dynasty, many common people were not allowed to have surnames. Even in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, there were still a lot of people without surnames. Do you know how many people after 1949 just randomly found a surname and filled in their genealogy to divide their fields? Take our village as an example. Many of them are tenant farmers of old-era landlords. Those who don't have surnames at all have all changed their surnames later. I see there are people in the comment area saying that you allow women to serve as officials. Brother, you do have something to do with it. When you put it on old servers like French Chicken, this trend only appeared in modern times.

It's a pity that the artillery can't hold it anymore and is about to escape. With the productivity of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was impossible to build artillery without a system. Black powder is fine, artillery is outrageous.

Farming should match the data. Farming without data is equivalent to a building without a foundation. Data will make people feel satisfied little by little.

To be honest, it's like playing house! Human beings have selfish motives. Even if you don't have your subordinates, you will still have them. I'll give you a monthly pass.

There is no need to write the introduction like this. The gentry in the late Han Dynasty did not value the family. The rise of peasants still existed in the Han Dynasty. Even in Cao Wei, there were peasants rising - Wang Jing

This book shouldn't be too popular. Three Kingdoms. Farming is farming. Fight for hegemony. Even the harem novel Liu Beiwen. There is always a way to write it. But this book. It looks like a self-pleasure. Moreover, there are also those who are pretentious between the lines. Although nine-year compulsory education has improved the national foundation. But most novels are just for fun. I've seen a lot so far. Still haven't found anything cool yet. The author did not write this. It would be better to write about the people's communes of the last century. 😅

Nowadays, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is all about fighting for hegemony, and farming is often a sentence. If you just want to watch the power struggle, do you need to read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms online? The pace of some farming articles is faster than the current development of our industry. To be a good book, it must have a sense of the times, plus some special things of its own, and the pace should not be too fast.

Remember, wherever there is profit, there is corruption, even if you are using someone who was about to starve to death but was saved by you! Don't be too idealistic. It's boring. It's best if one of your most trusted people turns out to be corrupt. You want to use him to scare the monkeys. It's best to be the brother and sister.

The writing is first-class, the writing is smooth and informative, I hope it will be a good story!

Reading it gives me a down-to-earth feeling Many historical novels are light and airy.

I think it should probably be: Build the wall high, accumulate grain widely, and slowly become the king.

From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Li and Tang Dynasties, the common people were better than ants because they could speak human language. Even Liu Bei, who was of the lowest origin among the princes, his Liu family in Zhuojun was still a local gentry who was qualified to promote filial piety and honesty. Common people who want to make a living in troubled times must either sell themselves into slavery or be reincarnated as soon as possible.

I haven't watched it yet, but I'm wondering if it's a competition for hegemony or something?

I saw someone commenting on QRead that it's monogamy. Is that true?

Okay, keep going. In the past, historical themes were all about kingship and commanding the world. Recently, the perspective of the masses at the bottom has emerged. I have read the book of Lao Bainiu before, as well as Luo Xiaoming, and the book Every Man Has Responsibility. They are all good.

It's so bland. I've read a few paid chapters. Oh my God, it's still a daily routine.

I hope the author will stick to this writing style, downplay historical figures as much as possible, and follow the route of surrounding the city from the countryside. I hope this book will become a saint.

Chapter 200 I just saw the Yellow Turban Uprising

The protagonist must be able to travel back and forth between modern times and the late Han Dynasty, be worth hundreds of millions, and have a group of people following him through time. Only then can you take care of the people of a county. . . Otherwise, we have to unite and become the emperor to protect them as much as possible.

I have seen more than 140 chapters in the limited edition, and I personally think it is okay, but I feel that many things in it are difficult to achieve. Especially in the subsequent hegemony route, if the protagonist becomes the emperor, he will eventually fight for hegemony among the princes as in history. If he is not the emperor, it is impossible for the ancients to accept the thinking in such a short period of time. So this book is still relatively idealistic.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, I went to Yizhou for farming. Youzhou was not a good land.

No matter what others think, I subscribed and finished reading, The World of Idealists

The pace is too slow, so I come back from time to time to take a look. I feel that there is too little interaction with the other protagonists of the Three Kingdoms. The bottom-level perspective can also be expanded appropriately, otherwise it sometimes looks like a fictional novel. The writing is good. I prefer farming articles. I have read Lao Bainiu's books before, and the details are very good. However, he collected information and did a lot of fieldwork. Your word count is too few, and after turning a few pages, it feels like you haven't seen much content. However, my writing style has the potential to become a great person. Keep working hard and you will become a great person with subsequent experience. Remember to come back and reply to me 🙂.

Before I even read this kind of book, I knew that in the end, the protagonist would still be the emperor, and history would cycle again. If it were me, I would be a businessman, and look for a good place to build a city of freedom. This place should be easy to defend and difficult to attack. Guangdong, Guangxi and Taiwan would be good. When capital and industry develop, I will go north to seize raw materials and consumer markets. It's wonderful to think about it. And if people don't have enough to eat, they will run into trouble. Of course, you say the people are suffering? Sorry, my territory is full of businessmen serving as officials, and life is even more difficult. My goal is not high, as long as it is like the Song Dynasty. The textile workers in the Song Dynasty even went on strike. It is better than four or five generations of people from north to south, washing people with blood. As long as the rules are well established, you don't have to worry about some aristocratic families not falling for it, even if you do business with me, it will be fine.