Han Yulinlang

If you want to survive in Liu Che's hands, you either have to imitate Wei Qing, become a wooden person, and finally become a patient. Do not participate in any court matters. You might be able to survive that way, but the prerequisite is that you act realistically and cannot be seen through. Wei Qing is naturally cautious, not fussy and unassuming. Otherwise, find a way to help the prince to cause Liu Che to have a heart attack, otherwise he will die 99.9% Of the time. Especially if you are a person on record and not a dispensable person.

The military system of the Western Han Dynasty is mainly composed of bureaus. The bureau is commanded by the captain, and the qu is commanded by the military marquis. There are "two commanders" between the captain and the military lord. According to the Han Dynasty slips unearthed in Juyan, the "bu" is divided into left and right or front and back, and "qu" is also divided into front and rear or left and right. Under the qu, there are officials (left and right), teams (front and back), and then Tun, Shi, and Wu. There are also Sima from other departments. Because there are too many troops stationed in various places and they are not enough to be staffed, some of them are directly stationed under Qu. The one who "tuns" is Du Bo. The team is composed of hundreds of generals, and the officers are the commanders. Many people confuse the military systems of the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, thinking they are the same, including bean bags 😅

If he dies earlier, there won't be so many troubles. He has already gone crazy in his later years. In the witchcraft case, all three gangs will die. Those who help the prince to rebel will die, those who oppose the prince's rebellion will die, and those who are neutral and do not persuade him will die. In his eyes, those who oppose him will die, those who support him will die, and those who are neutral and will not persuade others will die. He has gone crazy

Are pig feet time travellers? How do you know the story of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms? Even if you are a time traveler, why do you act like someone who has never seen the world? Moreover, buildings or city walls in the Han Dynasty were mainly made of triple earth and brick and wood structures. How come it seems like I have never seen them before? A place where gods live?

If you don't rebel, you'll die. When swine fever breaks out, you'll be doomed.

Let's make a complaint, don't people nowadays read history? They always treat TV series as history, and they always pretend to understand.

Brother, it's time for you to take off. We are at the same time. I have been reading your books. You must persevere.

It is dangerous to be the enemy of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and it is fatal to be the subject of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

If you don't kill Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, I don't know what the point of traveling to the past is. If you don't change history, it's better to just read the history books.

What do you think about being a dog for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty?

I gave it a try and listened to Xiao Muzhu's "Tears of Mountains and Rivers". It was really a very interesting book!

1. In the Han Dynasty, one stone weighed 120 kilograms, which was about 249 grams. One stone was less than 30 kilograms today. 2. The weapons and equipment during the Emperor Wu period were still in the transition stage from bronze weapons to iron weapons, and the price of steel was no cheaper than gold 3. In the early Han Dynasty, the land grant was 100 acres per ding (adult men), and half for women and children. However, due to the increase in population during the Emperor Wu period, it had been reduced to 40-80 acres per ding (different among counties) 4. In ancient times, the minimum allocation of cavalry was one person and two horses, and the high allocation was three horses per person. 5. In the cold weapon era, an average of 2.6 Weapons were damaged in a battle, so the cavalry generally needed to carry 4 weapons and the infantry carried 3 weapons. 6. The casualty rate that elite troops in the cold weapon era can withstand is generally about 20%, and that of ordinary armies is generally about 10%.

The setting of this book is quite interesting!

This rare official military history of the Western Han Dynasty is rare in recent years. It completely breaks away from the cheating routine that has been common in recent years. The whole book is anchored in the later years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The Yulin army organization, official positions, border defense, and grain and grass armaments all strictly conform to the "Book of Han" and the Han brief historical materials unearthed in recent years. The research is rigorous and there are almost no loopholes in historical facts. The growth line is stable and restrained, and there is no brainless and cool plot that is pushed all the way. On one side, there are undercurrents surging in the Chang'an court, and on the other side, there are hundreds of battles on the yellow sands of the Hexi frontier. The military and political lines run parallel, and the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed. Historical figures such as Li Ling and Ren An are free from facial makeup, and their human nature is fully portrayed, and the atmosphere of strong men and iron blood is overwhelming. The writing style is simple and concise, without any vernacular, and full of historical immersion. The only shortcoming is that there is too much foreshadowing at the beginning, the plot starts a little slowly, and the excitement is more restrained. For book lovers who are tired of golden fingers and want to read about the realistic strategies and battlefields of the Han Dynasty, this book is definitely worth reading for a long time, and I sincerely recommend it to lovers of Qin and Han history.

Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, ascended the throne in 141 BC and died in 87 BC. 1. Jianyuan 140 BC-135 BC ​ 2. Yuanguang 134 BC-129 BC ​ 3. Yuanshuo 128 BC-123 BC ​ 4. Yuanshou 122 BC-117 BC ​ 5. Yuanding 116 BC—111 BC ​ 6. Yuan Feng 110 BC—105 BC ​ 7. Taichu 104 BC—101 BC ​ 8. Tianhan 100 BC—97 BC ​ 9. Taishi 96 BC—93 BC ​ 10. Zhenghe 92 BC - 89 BC ​ 11. Later Yuan Dynasty 88 BC - 87 BC

It seems that the protagonist has not changed anything about history

It's very uncomfortable to watch, and the tone of dialogue between the characters feels awkward.

It was too dangerous to start a career under Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The level of danger was second only to that under Zhu Yuanzhang.

Big update today! 12 Chapters, not counting the two chapters per day, there are 10 chapters updated

Li Gan: General, Your Majesty had a deer picked to death with its antlers🙂🙂

Is the protagonist a native or a time traveler? ? ? Don't have a clear positioning? ?

Liangjiazi means that there is no problem with identity and background, the mind is clean and easy to be brainwashed. Most people in modern society are not as pure as a good man