
Three Kingdoms: Reviving the Han Dynasty, Starting with the Execution of the Ten Permanent Servants
三国:兴复汉室,从诛杀十常侍开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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The plot is outrageous and the writing is average.
The author, someone who didn't even understand Romance of the Three Kingdoms, came to write a novel about the Three Kingdoms. It makes me laugh to death. It relies entirely on imagination, and the more I write, the more confusing it becomes.
I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters!
The title begins with a pure political noob. The power of eunuchs always comes from the emperor and poses no threat to the emperor. The problem at the end of the Han Dynasty has become the irreconcilable contradiction between imperial power and aristocratic families, central and local governments. The abolition of Shili Mu was an attempt to strengthen the imperial power's control over local areas. However, it resulted in a failed political experiment of warlord separatism.
There are too many poisonous points, and it is a forced reduction of intelligence. It is not recommended to read it. If you really run out of books, you can just read it.
Very beautiful, highly recommended, and well written. Very thorough analysis of history.
How much is face, lizi, and magnanimity worth? !
The emperor's imperial edict made Zhao Ye, the person who read it, feel ashamed.
The first decree is announced to the world. Foreign generals are not allowed to enter the capital without an edict. Otherwise, it will be regarded as treason and the world will attack it.
As the saying goes, if you eat someone, you have a short mouth, but if you take someone, you have short hands.