
I Am a Puppet Emperor
我是傀儡皇帝
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- Completed
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- 811k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment] After reading about half of it, let me know what you think.
To be honest, when I first saw Brick Road, I had some complaints. I wanted to comment on it, but then I gave up on the book. When I got to the book review area, I found that someone had already complained about it, and the author himself had justified himself in the comments. This cleared up most of the silt in my brain, and I became interested in continuing to read. But not everyone will comment and read the post, and the importance of the beginning of a book is self-evident. Therefore, as a reader who loves this book, I propose to the author to add this reason in a certain chapter. 😏
Because he is the male protagonist, he can live happily in the center of power politics with his naive and unrealistic words and deeds! Normally speaking, given the background at the time, the big cross-class and anti-class changes should have been taken advantage of by the powerful class long ago!
Not logical at all. He abolished slavery. He was fighting against the entire establishment.
Ending hastily, can I curse?
[Comment] Quan Ding supports it, the author keeps writing
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[Comment] For such a good novel, Qidian does not give any recommendation support, but recommends novels with a lot of flaws all day long. . .
For such a good novel, Qidian does not give any recommendation support, but recommends novels with a lot of flaws all day long. . . This novel is one of the few I want to read at the moment. It reads smoothly and doesn't feel as abrupt as other novels. Come on, author.
[Comment] Too many reforms are taken for granted
Let's see what happened to Wang Mang when we carried out these reforms in feudal society. Wang Mang's New Deal (1) "Renamed Tianxia Tian to Wang Tian", private individuals were not allowed to buy or sell, and the land problem was solved by restoring the well-field system. (2) If slaves are changed to "private property", they are not allowed to be bought or sold. (3) Implement the "five equals and six managements", that is, set up five equal officials in the capital Chang'an and the five major cities. The government manages the credit of the five equals, manages prices, and collects commercial taxes. The government operates salt, iron, wine, mints money, and collects mountain tax. (4) Reform the currency system. Measures First, Wang Mang unrealistically abolished the five-baht currency and blindly promoted various new currency systems, which seriously weakened the circulation and credit of currency and paralyzed the financial economy. Wang Mang's currency reform was originally intended to weaken the economic strength of powerful families, but due to the complexity and confusion of the currency system, private transactions were not smooth, resulting in unstable private prices. And each time the coins were remade, the size of the coins continued to shrink, but the price became higher and higher, which essentially exploited the wealth of ordinary people. Second, the restoration of the well-field system in the name of the Wangtian system, although to a certain extent helped to suppress the crisis caused by land annexation in the late Han Dynasty, seriously damaged the interests of the powerful landowners and made them hate Wang Mang's rule. Since there were no effective coercive measures, most of the excess land from the powerful landlords was not handed over. Therefore, the court did not have enough land to distribute to the landless and landless peasants who should receive the land, causing them to lose confidence. Those who were lucky enough to be allocated land were not satisfied with just receiving "king land" that did not belong to them. In the 12th year of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wang Mang announced the restoration of free land trading under pressure from the government and the opposition. [7] Third, banning the sale of slaves did not change the status of slaves and did not gain public support. In fact, the secret trade of land and slaves by bureaucratic landlords has not stopped, and countless people have been sentenced to serious crimes, which has aroused fierce opposition from them. Three years later, Wang Mang had to give in, and the sale of land and slaves was legally restored. Besides, the real reason for the death of the Sui Dynasty was that the aristocratic family was behind it, adding fuel to the flames. Wasn't it too fast to do this?
I just want to ask, author, do you still write books? Your book is so beautiful.
I like Yang Jier, but it's a pity that she is not destined to be the heroine
[Comment] There is something wrong with this land allocation.
You said the ratio of how many people in a family is divided into acres of land is about the same, three acres per person? In ancient history, those who had three wives and four concubines would have a lot of children in their lifetime, and they would all be divided sooner or later. What to do with the ones that were not divided among them?