
The Hero of Han
汉雄
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment] Women are not allowed to touch military symbols
For thousands of years in China, the most taboo thing about women touching the military talisman and arrows during military marches was that when Mu Guiying used the command arrows, there was a person who was responsible for holding the command arrows. It is understandable that Nangong stole the military talisman and would not be known to outsiders. The Queen Mother snatched the military talisman. According to the moral standards of the time, the emperor could kill her directly as long as it was proved that the military talisman was on her body. This has nothing to do with filial piety, but the fate of the country. Moreover, the Queen Mother believed in the teachings of Huang and Lao, and knew that the use of soldiers was yang, the military talisman was yang, and women were yin. If a woman touched the military talisman, it would be a recipe for disaster. Empress Lu was so strong that she had to use Xiao He as a shield. Moreover, the author obviously deviated the writing for the sake of the plot. Among other things, Dou Ying is the one who must be protected by Emperor Jing. That's why there was one of the three major unjust cases in the Han Dynasty. Dou Ying held Emperor Jing's edict, Queen Wang destroyed the archives, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty angered Youmu and took back the real power. This is why Mrs. Gou Yi was killed in his later years. Empress Dowager Dou also protected Liu Che, so she rarely interfered in politics. There were very few people in the Dou clan who interfered in politics. This is related to the concept of Huang-Lao's way that the strong must be followed by the weak.
The content is okay, but I don't agree with the author's statement that the Han people have no blood and go to the nomads to find blood. The Han people have indeed gone through a lot of hardships to get to where they are today. It is precisely because of the Han people's bloody nature and feelings of family and country that they can stand up again and again. The author believes that the bloody nomads, such as the Xiongnu at the same time as the Han Dynasty, experienced a period of decline and were completely destroyed and disappeared in the long river of history. The author also believes that the Han people are greedy for pleasure. In fact, after the Liao, Jin, Yuan and Qing Dynasties and other nomadic peoples entered the Central Plains, which one did not corrupt faster than the Han people? In the history of human civilization for thousands of years, the Han people can be regarded as the nation that has maintained its combat effectiveness the longest.
In the Han Dynasty, officials were ranked according to their grades? What a joke. The size of an official was calculated in terms of stones, two thousand stones, one hundred stones. It was not until the Wei and Jin Dynasties implemented the nine-grade Zhongzheng system that several grades were used. The author is not clear about this. The article is full of layman's words, which is not good to read.
The protagonist commanded 70 people to kill 5,000 regular troops. Goodbye
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This book has no historical common sense at all, but maybe the author is making history, and the author has a tendency to be a lv hater. If you can resist it, just watch it, 🥵
Suspected of plagiarism
In the first chapter, the word "Yun Ye" is revealed. I didn't read the rest, but it should be about salt, potatoes, etc. It's too much like Tang Brick.
In the Han Dynasty, weddings were very solemn and solemn affairs. As a result, I was given a new house at the beginning. . . Speechless😓.
[Comment] If you don't believe in religion, then don't write about religion.
Many of the books found in Qidian slander and slander religions, especially Buddhism and Taoism. I advise all authors, if you do not believe in religion, it is best not to involve religious content. If you must, please respect religion. The law of development, just like Deng Bin's chapter, clearly slanders Huanglao Taoism, and even ignores the basic religious laws and writes blindly. Religion is very pure before it is widely recognized. Before the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was no use of religion under the guise of There is such a thing as cheating money and sex, because there is no mass base. I advise the author to write about religion. It is best to look at the history of the development of religion, especially Taoism. Sima Ji is the founder of Taoist divination and an important figure in the inheritance of Zhouyi. Characters, Taoism in the Han Dynasty was still in the transition stage from a minority religion to a popular religion. Those who preached would not engage in dirty activities, otherwise they would lose the support of the people and fall into decline. In the late Southern and Northern Dynasties, with the wide audience of Buddhism and Taoism, fake Taoism and Buddhism appeared to cheat money and sex.
I saw it said that mowing the grass reaches crotons, so I checked and found out that crotons actually grow on trees! I used to think that croton and carob are both herbaceous plants, but they turn out to be woody.