The Splendor of the Realm

The author's arrangement of the crown prince may have caused such worries, which he himself probably did not expect. However, since we are reading a historical time travel article, as a reader, we should have some understanding of Chinese history. Apart from the things that have always been talked about, such as the Siege of Baideng, Wuhu Chaos, Mongolia, and Manchu Qing, how many people remember that from the Spring and Autumn Period to the end of the feudal era in China, the farming people who were described as sheep in the wolf totem suppressed these so-called people most of the time. They were defeated by the wolf tribe; except for a few times when they were overturned by foreign races, most of the foreign races suppressed the Han people and relied on absorbing the ruling experience in Han culture, imitating and establishing similar administrative structures, absorbing technological advantages, and only after the nation itself underwent a certain degree of sinicization did it win over the decayed and declining Han Chinese regime in the Central Plains of the same era. In the current novel, let's not mention that the Yang family and the Li family themselves originated from the blood of the Hu people in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and their descendants are actually mixed-race. Let's talk about the crushing advantage of the Han nation over foreigners in science and technology in this era. What reason does this crown prince who has lived in the Han living area since birth and is completely Chinese except for blood, betray his own cultural circle and join the grassland people? In addition, as long as the protagonist does not die suddenly before the crown prince comes of age, there will be enough time to gradually add the necessary team for the crown prince, and the transfer of power in the future will not cause the chaos that these readers are worried about.

The starting strength persuades people to quit, and people who know a little bit about history will not write novels where the protagonist is a bandit. In this way, it is basically impossible to become an emperor, and it is impossible to become a general. Because all walks of life in the world will look down on him, even the people at the bottom will be dissatisfied with him. This is why everyone thinks Zhu Yuanzhang is so powerful and is called the emperor of the ages by many. Zhu Yuanzhang started out as a monk, but he is still better than a bandit.

At the beginning, the subordinates abandon the protagonist and run away. This is a sign of loyalty. Even if the protagonist is unpopular, he is the boss. If he abandons the eldest son and runs away, it is not that he looks down on the protagonist. It means that even his father does not take him seriously. There's no point keeping this kind of guy around. Return loyalty, this is really about loyalty

The author has created the character of Princess Pingyang so well, and it truly echoes the theme of the beauty of the country. Most of the romance novels since ancient times emphasize heroic spirit and neglect the love between children and daughters, but this book has both, and it is really heart-wrenching to read.

It feels like the protagonist can only rely on force to gain an advantage. If the protagonist doesn't know martial arts, he won't be able to move forward at all. Seriously speaking, the winners of hegemony competitions in history are those with high management skills and can turn the enemy's strength into their own strength, rather than relying on force to destroy all enemies to conquer the world.

The most poisonous thing is that loyalty is the most important thing in the cottage, and then everyone looks down on the young master, but they look up to a group of people who abandon the young master and run away. Sharp

The most unpleasant thing is that the protagonist has too many women in his harem, and they are very sentimental.

But for some reason, the sense of immersion is not as strong as in the book Samurai of the Ming Dynasty. Perhaps it is because compared to Li Xiao who came to the Warring States Period with a white wax pole, the author did not write too much about the progress of Li Chongjiu's martial arts, so it feels a bit empty. However, in this book, the author's description of the separation and reunion between the protagonist and several women has become more and more delicate. PS: Here, I have an idea. At the end of "Samurai of the Ming Dynasty", the protagonist showed Li Dan a map of Australia, but has the author ever thought that the protagonist should also find a way out for Japan? Toyotomi Hideyoshi attacked North Korea to a large extent because of Japan's narrow territory. Since the author wrote Li Xiao's encouragement Navigation, it would be better to write a sequel, that is, the way out for Japan that the protagonist finds is to open up colonies in Australia and the west coast of North America, which finally triggers the Japanese colonies to replace the historical Indian tribes, and competes with the thirteen colonies for the dominance of North America. The new protagonist just passed through in confusion at this time...

I just want to ask the author why he gave me a permanent ban package in Daming Wenkui? I neither trolled anyone nor criticized you. I followed the book halfway, followed the order normally, and helped to criticize the trolls in the comment section. Suddenly I found out that I was banned after entering the circle. It was permanent and inexplicable. Isn't it too much to ask for a reason?

I don't like writing about ancient martial arts the most when writing historical articles. Why don't you take a break? I hope the author will refer to the novel "Zang Yuan". The novel written by others is called Niu