The Han Dynasty Sealed the Territory

It's very embarrassing. When I was sorting out the chapters, I clicked Send. I didn't expect that Qidian's review efficiency was so high. It was generated in just ten minutes... If you are interested, please come and take a look!

Does Huo Qubing have a son? If so, then that sentence: Why should the Xiongnu be a family before they are destroyed? Where did it come from?

Come on, the author is good, keep at it 🌹

Walk up, walk up 😁

I have read many chapters of this book and saw that Huo Qubing sealed Lang Juxu. This ceremony is a bit simple but it makes sense. In fact, what I want to say is that Huo Guang is recorded in historical records as being very knowledgeable about etiquette and sacrifice. I remember seeing a passage where Huo Guang once went to court to perform sacrifices and every step he took was the same as when he came out.

The wording is very modern. Many of the words are later words. The word "young master" did not exist in the Han Dynasty. This should be in Hu dialect. It is best to use clear words. Many of them were brought to the Central Plains by the barbarians later. They are not used at this time. You still have to pay attention to the names of relatives. Otherwise, it will be too nonsense. The Han Dynasty will look down on the barbarians. It's not that the Han Dynasty didn't have stirrups, it was a single horse. I just read a few chapters, and the wording in some places is still uncomfortable.

After four years of hiatus, the author can still pick me up and I can only say one thing: awesome 🐮

It's so ridiculous that I can't even read it.

No one can come out after four years in the palace...

History has changed. The protagonist should not place his hopes on Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. At the beginning, if I still follow the original historical trajectory, the protagonist may not be as good at history.

This book made the lowest mistake. Regarding Huo Qubing's recognition of his relatives, in the second year of Emperor Yuanshou of the Han Dynasty (121), Huo Qubing passed by Hedong when he went on an expedition. He recognized his father, bought him a large number of fields, houses and slaves, and then left. When he came back from the war, he went to Hedong and took Huo Guang to Chang'an. But it is written in the book that Huo Qubing recognized his relatives this time before his last expedition to the Huns in the fourth year of Yuanshou (119). So the question is, was it the author's own imagination, or did he refer to historical documents? The timing doesn't match up, which makes me feel awkward, and Huo Qubing actually still has two years to live 😆

I was very moved when I saw the scene before Huo Qubing died, but it was his last wish that Huo Guang could help Liu Ju. However, Huo Guangming knew about the witchcraft case, had an army of 200,000, and was clearly capable of pulling Liu Ju, but he just sat on the sidelines and watched. How could he be worthy of Huo Qubing?

The vernacular is so powerful, and some of the titles are hilarious.

Where is Brother Lu Tianxia? Come out and sign in.

Fighting the Hun forward a hundred miles in front? A bit of a push, right? There is a Three Kingdoms novel in which the protagonist was ambushed and destroyed because he was too sudden. The original text describes that he rushed to be reincarnated.

I would like to recommend a book I wrote myself, called "Three Kingdoms: My Opponent Has a System". Please go and take a look.

This book is a pity. If the author had set the protagonist as Huo Qubing and changed his life so long ago, and then wrote the same plot, the book would probably have done better.

The protagonist is just a rotten scholar, so just don't watch it

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The time span of the writing is a bit wide, which is really good. Although I forgot when I read it before, I still came to take a look immediately when I saw the update.

The calculations come and go, and it makes people feel uncomfortable watching them.

I've heard about the book Eunuch for 4 years. . .

In fact, if you want to write, I suggest you finish it as soon as possible and start a new chapter. There are no books recommended by the website, so it is difficult to gather popularity.

I just saw a few pictures. Is there any explanation behind them?

I have a question, in the pre-Qin era, wasn't gold copper? Red gold is what we call gold, gold is copper, and black gold is iron.

The physical fitness of ancient people is generally stronger than that of modern people. This is related to the energy contained in food. Don't think that large grain yields are necessarily better than small yields, and don't think that eating meat from feed is worse than wild meat. Modern people only have full stomachs, and their body nutrition is far inferior to that in ancient times. Therefore, modern strongmen eat more insects to replenish body energy.