Three Kingdoms: Serving as Chancellor in Ji Han

Compared with achievements, Zhang Wenyuan is better than Zhang Yide

The writing is very detailed and worth reading.

I don't understand why I like hitting military sticks so much. I open my mouth and shut up just to hit, and it's all trivial. Is it just to satisfy my own interests? It affects the perception very much.

Only more advanced productivity will drive change, and top-down reforms are rootless duckweeds. It is contradictory to rely on the army to force reforms, but the source of the army is the old order. Groups that master advanced productive forces will continue to break through the old order because of their interests, until more advanced productive forces arrive to drive a new round of changes. The protagonist is also one of the representatives of the aristocratic family. He promotes reforms without new supporters or external pressure. Even if it succeeds, the result will be to extremely weaken the power of the aristocratic family and strengthen the central government. The Jinyiwei system will concentrate imperial power. There will be no more princes in the future, and the form of fighting will turn into internal fighting among princes. After achievements are achieved, the feudal dynasty will be further developed.

The protagonist is a fake time traveler and has no technology tree at all.

There's a lot of random stuff just to show off the word count, and I can't stand it anymore.

It's very beautiful, both the concept and writing are on point. I haven't read a novel in a long time

A very good novel about the Three Kingdoms, with rich characters and no subversive plot.

Not bad. Although there are various small flaws, it is still more interesting than the average brainless white text. Ignore the superfluous plot and dialogue, you can still watch it.

Brothers, this is a cool article.