People in Zhenguan Can Become Stronger by Paying Wages

The protagonist is a pure god. He was still trying to hide his identity in a cannibalistic place in ancient times. If he tied you up and intercepted you halfway, you would be honest. If you don't want to reveal your identity, you must at least prove that you are from the Duke of Lu's mansion, right?

The part about building a dam to block water was frustrating. Are you arguing with the country people about the law? Also, the protagonist is a dandy, and if someone rides on his face and pees on him, if he doesn't fight back, will he still have face? What will the people who follow you think? Does the Duke's Mansion still have face?

No, buddy, when will the children of courtiers in the Tang Dynasty be able to have fiefdoms?

After seeing your profile, I really can't figure out how you can avoid being killed by Li Er. One person is so awesome that everyone is shocked. To the emperor, death is the most valuable thing.

The water source of the Duke's house was cut off, and he came to seek justice. He talked a lot, but in the end, you waited, it's gone, it's gone.

To win people's hearts, one can be as rich as one's country. After Cheng Yaojin died, his entire family would be executed. .

There is a question that I have always wondered about. Why do people who write historical novels keep incorporating current situations? Poetry gatherings were often held in ancient times. How to hold poetry gatherings when you get drunk quickly? Liquor is more irritating when it enters the throat. However, the wealthy class in ancient times needed wine that was soft in the mouth. They did not need to rely on high-strength liquor to ward off the cold and save lives like in the Russian Far East. People could not afford to burn charcoal, and they wished they had charcoal stoves everywhere.

The protagonist is quite idiotic, and I can't stand it even if I don't have my brain.

A minister pays wages to the people? A keeper of death? Agriculture and industry are all available. In ancient times, you could take over the world with just a cheer. Which emperor can let you survive?

Judging from the introduction, it is an intellectually refreshing article, so choose it yourself.

Speaking of braised cooking in ancient times? Can the cost of spices be covered?

Making wine means undermining the imperial government's food policy, raising wages means undermining the overall labor market, recruiting workers to build roads means competing with the imperial court for justice, and recruiting refugees means privately raising dead soldiers to conspire to rebel. Whoever doesn't die will die.

When Li Shimin looked around and found people praising Cheng Chuliang, and Cheng Chuliang's properties and employees were everywhere, he felt a chill in his heart: Cheng Chuliang, you have a way to die 😏😏😏

It's so confusing to watch, wages, status, let's put it this way, I didn't even dare to do this before the 1990s.

The threshold for historical writing should not and cannot be so low that it cannot be called historical knowledge without a little bit of historical common sense. You can completely attribute the material conditions that cannot be solved to the system and distribute them. It does not mean that there are no difficulties, but also creates difficulties. The opening chapter is only five chapters, so why not eat meat?

Children play house. . . . . That's it for the Duke. . . The protagonist was slapped on the right side of his face, and then stretched out his left cheek as well. . . . The methods are the same as those of children. . . . .

Everyone in Zhenguan is poisoned, creating The Truman World

There are still people writing this kind of article these days.

In the fourth year of Zhenguan, Cheng Yaojin, the general of Zuotunwei, was responsible for the imperial guards and the related imperial city guards. The second son of the Cheng family had to lick the guard guard when he walked through the city gate. In that hierarchical feudal society, it was simply a shame. I don't know what the author wants to express. Does it have anything to do with the protagonist's business?

As soon as I clicked on it, I saw a purely modern dialogue. The word "Imperial City Root" was only found in Beijing in the Qing Dynasty. Is this what people in Xi'an said? It would be more comfortable if you didn't have an accent, but this person from Xi'an has a Beijing accent? ? ? ? ? Doesn't the author know how to write pure Mandarin dialogue?

To write historical novels, you need to understand historical knowledge

He always retaliates passively, which makes me feel more and more frustrated! Even if it's limited duty, I can't stand it anymore, bye!

It's the author who is naive, otherwise you can read it without thinking. Don't be too brainless

I'm a little curious about the fact that Cheng Yaojin has a fiefdom mentioned in the introduction?

People in the Tang Dynasty basically didn't eat pork because they couldn't castrate pigs and the meat was too spicy. If they didn't eat pigs, they wouldn't get into the water.

Cheng Yaojin should not have a naive image in the court, but should be rude and domineering. Cheng Yaojin should be rough and fine. Among the founding generals of the Tang Dynasty, Cheng Yaojin and Li Ji probably lived the longest.

Hahaha, when I went to the village and was looked down upon by the servants, I laughed it off. It was so great and well-organized 👍👍👍

Qidian is an orthodox Tang Chuan novel, and the plot writing is also online, which is quite good.

Seeing the limited exemption, it's a good thing that I came in and read the comments, otherwise I would have been poisoned and died.

Of Cheng Yaojin's sons, only Cheng Chumo looked like his mother. He is relatively tall and handsome, while the others like Cheng Yaojin are relatively ugly!