My Father Gao Huan, Invincible Heir!

The protagonist is also playing with a third-hand car, which is more difficult to break. You'd better train Zheng Dache and don't let her betray you in the future. After all, didn't Zheng Dache become close to his son in the original history? Alas, it's so hard to collapse.

As the title states, many readers recently believe that Gao Yang should not be used, but should be killed. The author would like to explain the reasons for designing this plot. As follows: First of all, reusing Gao Yang is something Gao Cheng did in history. For example, after Gao Cheng took control of the government, he handed over the positions of Shangshu Ling and Grand Governor to Gao Yang. These are all clear evidence. Secondly, although the relationship between the two is not that good, it is definitely not bad. This can be seen from the fact that after Gao Huan's death, Gao Cheng chose to take charge of the government himself and let Gao Yang take charge of Ye City. After Gao Yang established the country, he posthumously named Gao Cheng the emperor and treated Gao Cheng's heirs well. In addition, Lou Zhaojun's longevity is also a point that cannot be ignored. As the spokesperson of the Xianbei people, Lou Zhaojun can be said that as long as she is alive, the military power can only be in the hands of Gao Cheng and cannot be taken away by others, and the nobles cannot support anyone other than Gao Cheng. Therefore, when Gao Cheng is in power, there will be no saying that he cannot control Gao Yang. After all, he has absolute power and can achieve absolute suppression. The last and most important point is that the protagonist is a time traveler, and he has traveled to the Eastern Wei Dynasty before starting. He knows the general trend of history, knows who has the ability, and can use his strengths and avoid his weaknesses. Of course, it may not be intuitive to say this. After all, this period of history is slightly unpopular, so the author gives another popular example: If, if you traveled through time and became the Ming Prince Zhu Biao, knowing that Zhu Di would rebel in the future and would do very well after the rebellion, would you choose to kill Zhu Di or use Zhu Di? The above is the core reason why the author designed this plot. You can judge for yourself. Finally, I wish you all good health, all the best, fortune, and great fortune!

It's okay, the writing is readable, and it's quite old-fashioned. It's more than enough, but the plot is a bit long-winded. The celebrity plots haven't been unfolded for a long time, so they just added soy sauce at the celebration banquet. I kept saying that I haven't gone to Yecheng yet, and there are already 20 or 30 plots. The four nobles in Yezhong still only have their names. I hope to develop the main plot as soon as possible, write reforms, fight against tigers, and conflicts. Otherwise, if you write it like this, you won't be able to write the plot of the struggle for hegemony in two million words. Also, don't finish the book. There are already very few books on this subject, and even fewer can be read. As long as you don't write abstract articles in the later stages, you will definitely follow them. Come on, author.

The writing style is quite ancient. In the first chapter, driving a cart is comparable to that of Wei Wu. In the second chapter, he humiliates his younger brother and wants to be like Zhao Song. He smiles bitterly and touches his nose. I think he will either be bored by the cook or be scolded by his younger brother Zhu Ying.

In the future, don't use your guards when discussing secret matters. The son of a general is humiliating someone by asking him to be a cook. He's going to get stabbed 🙂

Alas, the more I read this half-baked ancient Chinese writing, the more uncomfortable it becomes. It's really too discouraging. All I can say is

There is also a chapter in the comment area saying that I can't stand the constant writing style, which is half-written and half-white. The problem is that you may not like it, but there are people who are used to it and find it comfortable. I really like this kind of half-literary and half-white writing style. I can't stand reading half-literary and half-white stuff and then keep reading and reading. There's no need to be a brother. The author should not change the writing style randomly, otherwise the people who are attracted by the story and the writing style will be offended if you change it, and those who don't like it will not come to continue reading just because you changed the vernacular later.

Brother, please change the way you write, don't be so half-written. Although the writing itself is not very good, it is not bad, but this kind of half-baked ancient Chinese writing really loses points. It's like he wants to decorate the coins but doesn't pretend to understand. If you write some vernacular, the narrative of the book will be clear, and the rest of the book will still be of high quality. But now the writing alone is very discouraging, so who cares about the content?

To be honest, not killing Gao Yang is too outrageous. How can I still watch this?

As for the first chapter, which directly deals with the biological father's little wife, if this book is read by more people, it will be criticized even more!

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The story is a good story, and the writing style is also a good writing style. If it were written more than ten years ago, it would definitely have great potential. Unfortunately, now is a fast-paced era, and if the author still uses such a writing method, he is destined to only please a few people. But no matter what, I still hope that the author can achieve good results, at least keep writing, and not end it hastily or even become an eunuch because the income cannot keep up...

If this kind of ancient prose is not changed in the future, it will be thrown into the street sooner or later.

Why do all the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties like to wear this kind of rubbish regime like Northern Qi?

The story of Gao Cheng and Yuan Shanjian is also quite interesting. One scolds me as a "dog-footed man" while the other digs tunnels, hahaha

All members of the Gao family are mentally ill, and their mental illness comes from the Lou family. After all, any woman who sees the city gate security guard Gao Huan will definitely marry Gao Huan. Moreover, he became ill in his later years, and his younger brother is also mentally ill.

Stop writing this kind of semi-classical Chinese, okay? Read more about history. There are a few people who write classical Chinese like you. If it doesn't work, take a look at Rebirth at the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty. That book is also high-quality, and the writing style is much better.

When I saw Little King Gao, I thought of the rebirth of the late Northern Dynasty. I still learned about the old Gao family in that book. Gao Cheng's historical records seemed so enjoyable. The author is encouraged.

Write a historical novel for me. After reading the introduction and the first chapter, I feel that the author's brain has been controlled by these bad jokes.

It's a bit uncomfortable to read. You, the author, make money, not write history.

It smells like an Internet article from more than ten years ago.

The first step: lay out the "geographical advantages" and "harmony" (long-term preparation) Control Yecheng: After Gao Huan's death, Gao Cheng took charge of Jinyang and controlled the army, while Gao Yang actually controlled the administration, imperial army and palace guard system of Yecheng, the Wei capital, as Shangshu Ling and the governor of the capital. This makes Yecheng's daily operations, personnel deployment, and information flow all in Gao Yang's shadow. Planting the "nail": Place the trusted guard Ah Gai in some form (perhaps surveillance or infiltration) to a point where he can contact the slaves in the house (especially those with deep grudges like Lan Jing). Ah Gai does not need to be the mastermind, he only needs to be an informal information channel and the perpetrator of psychological suggestions. The second step: Create the "timing time" and the tipping point (timing selection) Catalyze the conflict: Gao Cheng's humiliation of Lan Jing (not allowed to redeem, beat with a stick, threatened to kill) is public. The Gaoyang system only needs to "do nothing" in this regard, or even convey to Lan Jing the fear that "the general is really going to kill you" through people like Ah Gai, to catalyze Lan Jing's resentment into murderous intent. Providing "convenience": Gao Cheng's "screen left and right" order was completely implemented in Dongbaitang, so that the inner hall guard was vacuumed. Is this Gao Cheng's personal will, or is it the result of Gao Yang's system's "strict execution" or even "excessive execution"? A completely emptied inner hall is a necessary condition for a successful assassination, and the Suwei system controlled by Gao Yang has the ability to do this. Arrangement of "alibi": Gao Yang himself was located in Shuangtang in the east of the city at the critical moment, and had a perfect alibi. The third step: Harvest and cover up (post-action operations) Arrive as soon as possible, silence them as soon as possible: After arriving at the scene, immediately "kill the thieves" regardless of the reason. This ensured the eternal silence of Lan Jing, Ah Gai and all other direct perpetrators. Death without testimony is the most perfect ending. Takeover and performance: He declared to the outside world that "the general was injured because of the rebellion," but kept secret and rushed to Jinyang. Before Gao Cheng's old Jinyang troops could react, he used the performance of "crying and kowtowing" and the military backing of Yecheng to seize the military power of Bingzhou in one fell swoop. The whole process flowed like a rehearsed script. Conclusion: This is not a "slavery", but a "acquiesced, catalyzed, and exploited precise elimination" Gao Yang does not need to give orders. He only needs to quietly remove all the protective fences when the Lanjing volcano is about to erupt, and ensure that he stands at a safe distance. The volcano will erupt by itself, and the erupted magma will flood the location where his brother is. Lan Jing is the knife full of personal resentment, and Gao Yang is the one who silently adjusted the direction of the knife tip and removed all his shields. , Instead of planning a conspiracy, he carefully arranged an environment where "accidents are bound to happen" and was prepared to become the only beneficiary as soon as the accident happened. This perfectly explains all the doubts: Why did it go so smoothly? Because the Yecheng system has been penetrated by Gao Yang. Why is there no such thing as a living mouth? Why is he so quick and calm to take over power? Because the Yecheng power he has been running for many years is the springboard prepared for this moment. This is not Lan Jing's accidental revenge, but a cold-blooded, efficient and almost leaving no trace of politics accomplished by Gao Yang, using the territory he has managed for a long time, using a resentful chess piece, and taking advantage of the security loopholes left by his brother's arrogance. Surgery. Lan Jing thought he was avenging himself. In fact, he was just a pawn in the high-yang chess game who crossed the river, captured the opponent's "handsome", and was instantly removed from the chessboard. About A Gai, the most harsh side note in "The Biography of Chen Yuankang" "He and his colleague A Gai conspired to murder Shizong. Ah Gai showed his ancestor (Gao Yang) in current affairs, and he often followed him with a sword. If Yunruo heard Dongzhai's cry, he would sharpen his sword to show his ancestor. " Ah Gai is not a member of Lan Jing at all, but a contact/monitoring node buried by Gao Yang. The so-called "plan to kill Gao Yang" is a reverse cover-up after the fact - the truth is that Gao Yang contacted and manipulated the Lan Jing gang through Ah Gai, and immediately silenced everyone after the incident (Gao Yang arrived and "killed the gang of thieves", without trial, no custody, no survival)

Due to some reasons, some of the plots of this book have been changed during the review, so if you see obvious missing words, missing sentences, unsmooth connections, or illogical logic in some places, please just ignore it (especially the first few chapters), and the author will make the changes as soon as possible.

The author is really talented. It would be fine if the whole article was written in classical Chinese or vernacular Chinese. The result is half classical Chinese and half vernacular. This makes ordinary book lovers dislike reading and makes those who like classical Chinese uncomfortable to read.

The writing is quite good, but it is too long-winded, too ink-stained, and the ancient style is too strong, making it difficult to read. Alas, I have no choice but to give up. I suggest the author start a new book. Stop writing like this. It is too unfriendly to readers. We don't have so much time and energy to read it carefully. Don't write so many unimportant plots. It's either farming or fighting. A hundred chapters is not that exciting, and it will really drive people away.

The new book only has 70 chapters, and it hasn't been updated for two days. Sooner or later it will be on the market!

It makes no sense to reuse Gao Yang. I can understand not to kill him, but what is the reason for reusing him? Gao Yang is too close to the position of heir. Unless your heirs are all grown up and are not afraid of death, then Gao Yang is the one with the best chance. You give him power because you are afraid that he will not be able to kill you. There is only one assassin between Gao Yang and Gao Cheng. Why do you think you can tame him? Do you rely on the humorous moral values ​​of the Northern and Southern Dynasties + Hu people?

Is the Eastern Wei Dynasty currently stronger than the Western Wei Dynasty? The protagonist takes power in the Western Wei Dynasty and has no chance of winning.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with such a hearty first chapter.

The protagonist is the same as Yuan Shao. As long as he doesn't waste time and develops well, he can push forward all the way.