Emperor Wu of Han's Whip

The ideas about commerce are too unrealistic. The protagonist governs the country from the perspective of a businessman, not from the perspective of a crown prince.

As for dealing with the vassal kings, why not relocate them abroad? No matter how powerful the protagonist of the Han Dynasty is, their current expansion can only reach the territory of the Mongol Empire. Even the Mongol Empire was divided into four Khanates. Why not find a reason to send all those princes of the Central Plains abroad one by one?

The Liu family's emperors were the most cunning and calculating; none of their emperors, not even the last one, were easily fooled.

The Xiongnu did not have a national advisor. The Xiongnu system is described in the *Book of Han, Biography of the Xiongnu*: "The title 'Chanyu' means 'vast and expansive,' signifying that he resembles the heavens. He appointed left and right wise kings, left and right Guli (chieftains), left and right generals, left and right grand commanders, left and right grand households, and left and right…

The book claims that the iron smelting technology of the Han Dynasty was inferior to that of Rome; the author is simply belittling himself.

The author notes that the Qing Dynasty, compared to the Sui Dynasty, not only gained access to the Northeast, but also the Hehuang Valley, the Hexi Corridor, and the Hetao Plain. It also developed Hunan, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Lingnan, and vigorously cultivated wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, and sweet potatoes, which led to its later population of 400 million.

Everything else was alright, but the wars were child's play. In every war, the Han army mobilized hundreds of thousands of cavalry! You read that right, cavalry! Historically, Emperor Wu of Han only had tens of thousands of cavalry when he attacked the Xiongnu, and these organized units of tens of thousands of cavalry were supported by the entire nation!

This author is too naive. Drugs are something that might be understandable if you weren't a modern person, but a time traveler trying to get involved in drugs is a recipe for disaster. Once that door is opened, it's practically impossible to rein it in. Take us now, for example. Drug control is undeniably strict, yet how many people smuggle drugs every year? You shouldn't even touch drugs.

No wonder it looked so familiar; I thought it was copied from another book. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was one I'd read before. It's been abandoned for years and now it's back to updating! Author, please don't give up! I stopped reading after chapter 174 because it hadn't been updated. Keep it up, it's been 5 years!

I don't know when this book will be updated again, oh well, "Don't forget to tell your grandfather at the family sacrifice."