Han Liehou

Since you have a big structure and want to change a lot of things, why not change the protagonist to Liu Che. This will make it easier to change the Han Dynasty at that time, and readers will not feel sad about it, and they will have much less worries.

I want to write a book set in a fantasy technology version of the Three Kingdoms. The background is after Emperor Guangwu (the time traveler), the industrial revolution and the revival of spiritual energy. Guan Yu wears a mecha and uses his skills, Cao Cao commands the tanks, and Zhou Yu leads the aircraft carrier and battleship. The opponents are the entire Western Continent such as Caesar, Alexander, King Arthur, Peter the Great, etc. I have no foundation, no experience, all I have is passion. As long as it gets more than fifty likes, I dare to write. Everyone crowdfunds to write a book, and I will be the main author.

Remember only the bad, not the favor. The protagonist is tired of living under such a person. If you want to live, you have to ignore him, or have a fist bigger than his, or wait for death. Having said that, traveling to the past pig's feet is too honest, it is also good to be a prince who rules the southeast. Plan everything well, and you will gradually become stronger. Have you ever seen a person kneel down to a monkey? A time traveler makes Liu Che... Haha

The current flow of history seems like the protagonist will not be able to survive without engaging in ultra-era black technology. In ancient times, there was neither the institutional environment for property rights protection nor the support of the upstream and downstream industrial chains. Why is there black technology? Isn't it enough to let the protagonist know the historical trend behind it? ? However, this is not just a fault of this book. This is true of most historical literature. Fast food writing is inevitable. After all, it is based on historical trends and uses historical trends to plan and layout. It cannot be done by simply cramming historical knowledge. It requires a deeper political and historical background. It is indeed too difficult to ask fast food writers to do this.

During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, if you were so capable, your ending was destined to be a tragedy.

I won't say anything else in the comment section. If I say too much, the author will get angry. It's not easy to write a novel. Let's talk about the protagonist, who has just traveled through time, and is not used to eating this, that, and minced meat. He insists on improving his food, and even modifies various cooking utensils in order to get some food! Really, it is rare for children to be so squeamish nowadays. At most, children are greedy for meat from time to time. The protagonist is sick. According to the words of the older generation, if you are hungry for three days, you will even eat the cake! ! !

The protagonist is too self-righteous, likes to teach others, and thinks of himself as a saint, but those who show themselves to be omniscient in front of the emperor all die miserably in the end.

I came here and read a few chapters. I felt that it was not as good as the previous one, but it was better to write about Japan. You can write monkey. The first one is a high starting point. Then you can start from the bottom one. I will definitely support it.

I remember that the Han Dynasty was suppressed and beaten by the Xiongnu for many years. The Han Dynasty only rose up once, and then was bullied by the Xiongnu. Compared with the Warring States Period, it was really weak.

The Western Han Dynasty still adhered to Huang Wei's idea of ​​governing the country. If there was no threat and harassment from the Huns, there would be no problem in this way. But the Xiongnu problem must be solved. The war with the Xiongnu must concentrate a lot of manpower, material and financial resources, and it will be long-term. In this way, centralization of power is necessary. Without the pressure from the Xiongnu, Liu Che would not have been able to get to that point to a large extent.

Is this author the same person as Yao Liqi Jingke?

I, the Qin Dynasty, am the first empire of China

It was Xiang Yu who destroyed Qin, right? Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was just like Liu Bang, incapable of tolerating others, and he even deposed hundreds of schools of thought and only respected Confucianism. And the Han Dynasty was the backbone of the nation? Did ethnic minorities enter the Central Plains before the Han Dynasty?

It's a pity that the author's book was born at the wrong time. . .

The book is here first, and I feel that even if the protagonist can make a big comeback in the end, where can he go to overthrow the Han Dynasty and take the throne himself? Are you going to split yourself up and become a warlord? It can be said that the protagonist has become so suspicious that he has lost the advantage of time travel. He is no different from the powerful officials in history. It is really unacceptable to time travel to be a dog. It is fine to do it well, but he is suspected. If Cao Shi is not the protagonist, you can imagine that he will die in the end and the country will be destroyed. What else is there to watch? Nowadays, reading online articles is very impetuous. Originally, I read books to relax, but you are so depressed. Although it may be able to come around later, the author has never thought about how many readers will be lost in the middle. I hope to change it back quickly.

Due to the backwardness of transportation and economic construction in the border areas, the central dynasty's control over the border areas continued throughout the entire "feudal era". From a historical perspective, only the feudal system of the Zhou Dynasty was the right way.

Although it is quite refreshing to watch Cao Shi open his mouth and draw hatred, in fact, it is not okay for Cao Shi to do this all the time. I feel that few people in the whole court have a good impression of him. Even if they belong to the same group of meritorious princes, and even Cao Shi is the leader, but to be honest, this group of people seems For the time being, there is no big use other than holding back. They want to take advantage of the benefits. If something goes wrong, they will put Cao Shi aside and act neutral. Fortunately, his wife is the sister of the emperor's compatriot. Now the little emperor has been coaxed by Cao Shi and has great trust in him. Although he looks at those three gongs and nine ministers. It's unpleasant to be held back, but Cao Shi is indeed too sharp, and he always does things with a sense of superiority. Just like his princess wife said, there are few people he doesn't despise. I think this is not good. After breaking up, he destroyed the Chen family in one go. , Sangong and Jiuqing defeated half of the dynasty. His character and behavior style are more suitable for being an emperor rather than a prince. Now Liu Che is still young and easier to coax. When he gets older and has been the emperor for a long time, if Cao Shi is still like this, sooner or later he will attract the emperor's attention and be killed.

Tsk, Dou Yifang is really aggressive. If it weren't for the failure of the reform halfway, the people who would suffer the most would be the people. I really want to let Cao Shi let it go completely, let's see what they can do with their stubborn old stubborns who only talk but don't practice. Regardless of whether Cao Shi transferred to the military, his political capital in the field of statecraft was already strong enough. If he went to the army to hone his experience and earn some military merits, he would be better able to conquer the group of military nobles. Moreover, although the little emperor used this appointment to defeat an army, in the eyes of others, Cao Shi would still feel more wronged. After all, no matter how great his merits were, he would not be able to serve as the Three Gongs and Nine Ministers in the future. Of course, the actual impact on Cao Shi was not that great. There were many ways to circumvent that oath, such as reforming the official system and establishing a cabinet.

The palace guards used iron stoves to roast sweet potatoes and eat them. Sweet potatoes were only introduced to China in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Looking back today, I don't know which chapter it was about.

Where is Wu Mei's new book? ? ?

After all the hard work, how can I not become an emperor? Sooner or later it will be liquidated💊

Alas, in the end, he went to the Western Regions and gave in to Liu Che's son.

What you are writing is not a novel, what you are writing is a composition, straightforward, anecdotal, rubbish.

The backbone of the Han Dynasty in the introduction: refers to the siege of Baideng.

There are a lot of typos and many, many, many sentences that don't make sense. I really can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 12.

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During the Han Dynasty, China's military achievements were not as good as those of Wei and Huo. Except for Wei Qing, who escaped at night, only Feng Langju Xu was the only one who erected a Han monument in the city where powerful enemies worshiped their ancestors and worshiped heaven and gods.

Taking a back seat and manipulating the situation is the best way to deal with it.

Ume, a big bug; Suis is not an unknown road at all, it is the main road (river valley) around the Eastern Mediterranean from Anatolia to Seleucus-Ptolemy; and there are only two passes into Anatolia from there, one is the Oman Pass and the other is the Syrian Pass... Do you believe that the terrain is such a narrow transportation hub that there will be no heavy troops in the messy Near East? Even if the regular army of the wood contractors is there, there is almost certainly the most difficult bandit road tyrant in the Near East squatting there, and a caravan of several hundred people is simply digging into their pockets. To put it bluntly, this road is less reliable than the Great Long Road, where barbarians circle the Black Sea (Thrace region) in groups.

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