Chronicles of the Great Han Empire

The logic of these two books "Hongxiongzhi" is still closely linked, the emotions are there, and the plot is reasonable; Xuande's book started from Luoyang, and the fundamental poisonous point is that the four characters of the Han Dynasty clan are the four characters of the Han Dynasty clan. It turns out that Liu Yu in history was worshiped as Taiwei. There were rumors that Liu Yu wanted to be the emperor, so he was forced to run away, not to mention the 28-year-old Liu Bei who was famous all over the world.

The writing style of this book is as unruly as the protagonist's hairstyle. Not only can the male protagonist fire a 200-stone hand cannon, but the female protagonist can also punch a child away with one punch ✊.

In the end, Pig's Foot did not become the emperor, but became the head of the country. I'm afraid this is also one of the reasons why the author's subsequent books have gotten worse and worse.

The Holy Book of the Three Kingdoms, any other novels about the Three Kingdoms that I read after that will be rubbish

After reading Chapter 6, I felt that the frequency of Xianbei invasions was too high. The last time they returned after a major defeat, they suffered heavy casualties. After a year or two, they invaded again. How many people did the Xianbei have to assemble an army of hundreds of thousands again? The authors should add additional data in this area to strengthen credibility. It cannot be simply understood that this is a nation on horseback. All the people are soldiers and do not need military supplies and food supplies.

I really can't watch it anymore. Firstly, the protagonist's origin is unclear, and the assumption of "amnesia" is too tiring. Secondly, the description of the text and language is too dry. I really have to persist and persevere before reading. It lacks all the shaping of the character's personality. I am either fighting again or on the way to fight. Third, there are too many contradictions with historical facts and common sense. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was a foolish emperor but not stupid. He also monopolized power through bloodshed and struggle. In the later period, he loved villains, distant virtuous ministers, sold his official positions and won titles. He lost all his people. There is no so-called emperor's grace for him. When Dong Zhuo came to Beijing, the protagonist was already a chariot and cavalry general, and he had tens of thousands of elites at hand, and he gathered fierce generals. As a result, you told the audience that the protagonist wanted to revive the Han Dynasty. , And then fighting Dong Zhuo and the nobles in a battle of wits and courage. Isn't it funny? If you really care about the people, you can only start over again. Look at what Cao Cao and Yuan Shao did in the Three Kingdoms. When the protagonist shines, they are just famous. Moreover, they are deeply influenced by the Three Cardinal Guidelines and Five Constant Thoughts. Moreover, it would be so difficult to unify the world without the three pillars of Wei, Shu and Wu. I don't understand. The protagonists only need food, grass and wages when fighting. Dong Zhuo and Yuan Shao can easily have an army of hundreds of thousands. Finally, the fundamental reason for the demise of the Eastern Han Dynasty was land annexation and climate change. Under certain conditions of productivity, land resources were increasingly concentrated in the hands of big landlords and big bureaucrats. The competition for power among the imperial power (eunuchs), relatives, and nobles led to the collapse of the bureaucracy. Corrupt officials were rampant, and the people were in dire straits. Coupled with changes in temperature, farmers could not survive. Uprisings broke out, which shook the foundation of the dynasty, destroyed centralization, caused local separatism, and warlords fought. In the end, the winner was king.

I saw a post saying that in the end the protagonist became the father-in-law of the country. This setting is too toxic and not acceptable. If this is really the case, can the protagonist die in bed? I don't think so. Under the imperial power, it doesn't matter whether you rebel or not. As long as you have the ability, you will not live long. Under the imperial power, it is inevitable that the protagonist should carry a card and kill the nine tribes. No emperor will ignore possible threats when he has the power. Many online articles are about time travel or rebirth to support and save the crisis at that time, and finally become a Duke, a general, a marshal, or a king of the opposite sex. Is it possible? YY, you lied to yourself, the imperial power is the most ruthless, brotherhood, father-son love is a river of blood, what happened to you, a time-travelling reborn person who became famous instantly, will you not die if your head is chopped off? The emperor will think that you are soft-hearted because of your great achievements. Those who have great achievements under the imperial power must die. It is inevitable to eradicate the roots. If you dare not touch the protagonist for a while, your descendants will be wiped out. The Holy Mother is unavailable. The ancients said that if you don't accept it from heaven, you will destroy yourself. This is the reality of society. Therefore, if you don't rebel and read novels about time travel and rebirth, you think you are really going to die. Unless you can live for a few hundred years and change the society into a modern society, then the imperial power will think that it is useless to kill you, and there is no need to kill you, because everyone in the emperor will take turns to sit for a few years, so it will be safe! But is it possible?

It is really a classic of the Three Kingdoms series in history. I read it in 2017. I feel that no Three Kingdoms novel can compare with it. This novel should be read slowly and savored slowly. It is a slow-burning novel. Whoever stipulates that it must be a Three Kingdoms novel must have it. Become the emperor yourself. If you understand that era, you won't think so. During the late Han Dynasty, people's hearts were all aligned with the King of Han. Even those great figures in the late Han Dynasty and early Han Dynasty, such as Dong Zhuo, Yuan Shao, Han Sui, and others, had thought about becoming the emperor. They all just wanted to control the power of the Han Dynasty! Cao Cao did not become the emperor himself until his death. In the nearly 400 years of the Han Dynasty, there were many powerful and powerful figures who just wanted to work for the Liu family. If the time and place allowed, they would be more powerful and they all just wanted to take power on behalf of the Emperor of Han! Is Huo Guang awesome? Dare he usurp it? Wang Mang is very arrogant, but his head and body are separate. Why do you have to rebel and become emperor? The mainstream of that era was to bring order out of chaos and help the world. This novel describes the late Han Dynasty in the author's heart from all aspects in detail. My writing style is awesome and it depicts the grandeur and delicacy of the war. The overall situation is closely linked to the small events, and the whole body is affected by one move. It is wonderful! Highly recommended, don't compare it to those Three Kingdoms novels. I have read them all, and both the writing and the plot are not on the same level. The first novel of the Three Kingdoms that I love, although there is no Three Kingdoms in this book. I have also read the Great Song Dynasty and Sui Dynasty written by the author, but it is still far inferior to the Great Han Dynasty. You must read this novel slowly, don't read it with preconceived ideas, or even forget about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms when reading this novel. You will like this novel, and the refreshing aspects of this book will give you a special sense of conquest and justice! In the end, I felt that this novel was no less than a fantasy novel about fighting in the snow.

The plot of Flathead Brother is like that. After reading the last chapter, I found that he did nothing but fight. He thought everyone was happy, but he just pooped in his crotch and no one noticed. It is a tasteless story of the Three Kingdoms.

The Han Dynasty, no matter how great their military achievements are, they have to kneel down in the power struggle. Han Xin, Li Guangwei, Qing Huo and Liangzhou Sanming. Even if you don't kneel down, your family will still have to kneel down after you die, and they will kneel down without mercy.

The book was written more than ten years ago. It's not bad, but the ending is too bad. The protagonist always writes about the unfairness of the world. He feels that human life is like grass and there is a fire burning in his heart, but it doesn't burn at the end. It is very speechless. It keeps hanging the reader and the more it goes on, the more disgusting it becomes. In the end, didn't he marry the princess and become the Liu family's dog? Since I was a dog, why did I write those things in the early stages to sway the readers? It really made me feel more and more uncomfortable the more I read it. I was so disgusted that I couldn't eat after watching the ending.

Traveling back in time to the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, a general who loves beauty but not country, and doesn't want to be an emperor is not an easy traveler. Just go back to modern times as soon as possible. This kind of time travel is more suitable for being a tool person. Don't embarrass the time travellers. I will not read a novel that is similar to traveling through the Three Kingdoms to become the advisors and generals of Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Jian, etc., And strategizing for others, no matter how high the rating is.

To put it simply, the more deceptive the introduction is, the more rubbish the plot will be.

If he didn't rebel, he would probably have his family confiscated and exterminated like Huo Guang. Look at the ghost!

This book is the pinnacle of Mengzi, but there are still gaps in the following books.

When writing novels, you must not write about idiots, fools, or lunatics, because those you write are really mentally retarded.

Some things are different from what most readers think today, and they think that a 6-meter spear is impossible. But in 2005, the author collected the information with great care, and his writing style was much better than many authors.

If a TV series could be remade, this would be the Chinese version of Game of Thrones. The hero is passionate, loves his children, serves his country with loyalty, and kills barbarians from afar. Heroes gathered together, competing for power, strategizing over the nine provinces, and ruling the world with force. Although there are inevitably some flaws and loopholes, it is overall wonderful and should not be missed!

I think this is the best book about the late Han Dynasty.

The starting point of this book's introduction is the one that best boasts about your work!

Many people recommend this book, so it must be a good book. But I couldn't watch it. The protagonist, besides riding horses, was doing all kinds of slashing and killing. Especially the plot of not abandoning his injured teammates when he was being chased while running on the grassland. I felt very uncomfortable and it felt so fake that it was nonsense. There are also descriptions of women, all with delicate faces and various eyes. It's just the eyes over and over again.

After searching for historical novels for a long time, I found that they are basically all written by illiterate people. Are you writing about history if you don't even understand history? In ancient times, could a commoner go to a temple?

I read "The Chronicles of the Han Empire" 10 years ago and was deeply impressed. I hope to see the author write about the Ming Dynasty.

I have read this book several times since 2007.

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A book I read in the school library when I was a kid

It is the most sophisticated historical novel I have ever read. I read a small part of it around 2008, but I didn't finish it. Then I read it all at the starting point.

Why did the Han Dynasty perish as summarized from this book? Direct factors: Natural disasters (big disasters occurred frequently in the late Han Dynasty, leading to unstable food production) Man-made disasters (corrupt officials internally, and Qiang and barbarian Yue externally) Indirect factors: The dispute between population and land The dispute between the central and local governments Uneven redistribution: The dispute over imperial rule (The inheritance system of the eldest son was corrupted, and the imperial power fell aside) Academic disputes (monopoly of knowledge, monopoly of talent promotion channels) The continuous development of handicrafts and commerce and the dispute between the emphasis on agriculture and the suppression of commerce The dispute between war-torn border counties and peaceful counties The dispute between high-ranking families and poor families The dispute between royal families, noble families and powerful people

Doesn't the author know the word "liang"? He uses "two" when it is appropriate to use it many times.

What is the story of the Western Expedition in this?