I'm bored to fix bugs, but my mind can't help but be attracted by those negative comments, and I can't concentrate, so let's talk to everyone about the questions raised by some people who have the heart to communicate or want to disgust the officials.

I wrote countless and countless details, answering these people's doubts in advance, either explicitly or implicitly, but I couldn't understand why, these people seemed to only see my outline.

1。 The protagonist crosses over, why can he rebel against the Northern Army so easily? Does no one suspect that the protagonist is impersonating?

Answer: The first point is that the eunuch costume on the protagonist can prove that he came out of the palace; There is no doubt about this, because the eunuch's official uniform is made and distributed by the East Weaving Room in charge of the Queen Mother, and ordinary people can't get it.

The second point is that at this time, the people are simple, and the low-level soldiers will not believe that someone dares to pretend to be the emperor, let alone believe that someone dares to take a sword casually and say that it is 'Liu Bang slashes the white snake sword', and the protagonist's figure and appearance can be seen to be age, which is consistent with the emperor.

The third and most important point - the protagonist does not say: I am the emperor, everyone come with me, we will kill whoever and whom; Instead, he said: I am the emperor, someone has taken possession of my palace, and everyone will go with me to snatch it back.

I wrote all of these explicitly or implicitly, in the details, in the narration, and in the number of words that were scolded. But some people can't see it, and the 10w words I wrote are an outline of hundreds of words in their eyes, and I'm helpless.

2。 The protagonist brought the army back to Weiyang Palace, why didn't he kill Chen Ping and Zhou Bo directly? Why didn't Zhou Bo kill the protagonist?

Answer: Maybe I'm too spicy and didn't express it clearly at all - Liu Hong didn't lead troops to surround the palace, but took thousands of soldiers of the Northern Army to confront the thousands of soldiers of the Northern Army guarding the palace wall.

Because the Southern Army, which was supposed to guard the Imperial Palace, was classified as a 'traitor', the Imperial Palace was taken over by the Northern Army. In other words, the soldiers of the Northern Army who follow the protagonist outside the palace wall and the soldiers of the Northern Army in the hands of Zhou Bo on the palace wall are compatriots and comrades-in-arms, but they are just different parts.

In this case, the protagonist has just been resurrected, and the sequelae of the original owner's drinking poisoned wine are still there, and he is not completely sure of winning, so he decided to enter the palace and confirm his identity as the emperor.

And Zhou Bo's subordinates have the soldiers of the Northern Army, not to mention that they can't do it to their comrades who are also in the Northern Army, they can't do it to the protagonist first, why? - Because the reason why they became the guardians of the palace was because they defeated the Southern Army in the name of 'protecting the emperor', and they also believed that they were indeed guarding the Liu Emperor. I wrote about it as well.

3。 After the protagonist entered the palace, why didn't Zhou Bo try to kill the protagonist, but instead fought openly and secretly for power?

A: This is the most funny question that makes me feel the most funny, I would like to ask rhetorically, do people who think this way feel that they have the right to do whatever they want, and they don't need excuses?

I can tell you that in history, Emperor Wen rectified Zhou Bo, although it was also because of the same original intention as the protagonist, but the kung fu on the face was quite perfect: Zhou Bo secretly hid his armor and tried to rebel! And this matter is a fact, not Emperor Wen pinching each other. Zhou Bo was convicted - reasonable and legal.

Originally, Zhou Bo killed the protagonist, and there was a fig leaf: Liu Hong was not the son of Emperor Hui. This fig leaf is not a casual excuse, but an excuse that can convince the people of the whole world and the vast majority of courtiers: Liu Hong is indeed 'very likely' that it is not the blood of Emperor Hui, and that he is dead, this 'very likely' becomes 'certain'.

After the protagonist appears, this possibility disappears and the fig leaf is gone.

Why?

I also wrote it, the protagonist angrily reprimanded Xiahou for killing the king! Do the people believe in Zhou Bo, a high-ranking official, or do they believe in the emperor of the Liu family who gave him a knighthood and led him out of the war? - People's hearts! I also wrote about it, and even wrote about the conversations of a few small people.

Someone else said that the matter of killing the monarch was known to the entire Northern Army and the people of Chang'an, and Zhou Bo was still stupid not to do it?

I'm really tired... I wrote very clearly, the protagonist did not mention a word at all, saying that Zhou Bo rebelled, and only said, 'Marquis Ruyin, but you want to give me another cup of poisonous wine?' Therefore, the monarch killer was designated as Xiahou Ying by the protagonist, and Zhou Bo Chen Ping was temporarily let go by the protagonist.

Why?

Because the protagonist was not sure that he had Chen Ping and Zhou Bo, he compromised for the time being.

The people of Chang'an didn't know that Zhou Bo and Chen Ping were bad people, why did Chen Zhou have to kill Liu Hong?

4。 Why is it that the protagonist can sometimes do anything, kill whoever he wants casually, and sometimes become a weak chicken and can't do anything?

Answer: I'm so tired... The protagonist has never been omnipotent, he has always been a spicy chicken.

The murder of Xiahou Ying is not the crime of killing the king, but the crime of 'being a servant and not taking the emperor to the court', and the crime of great disrespect, which has a very important point: this crime is not a mutual pinch, it is a fact, it is objective, reasonable and legal.

Killing Liu Xingju seems a little too simple?

I also wrote, more than once, over and over again: Liu Xingju is a clan.

Even if I can't see what I write, Liu Xingju's surname Liu can always see it???????

The killing of Xiahou babies is a reasonable and legal killing according to national law; Killing Liu Xingju is also reasonable and legal, what law? Family Law!

As the emperor, Liu Hong is the patriarch of the Liu clan, and thinks that Liu Xingju's family is a little unwell-behaved, so he asks Liu Budo, the old man in the family, to discipline Liu Xingju. As for being killed by Liu Bang's relics with a thunderbolt, it is very lame, but the people will believe it, because at that time, in the hearts of the people, imperial power and divine power were bound! Son of Heaven, Son of Heaven! Even the courtiers had letters, and I wrote about it.

5。 Zhou Bo Chen Ping retreated step by step at the beginning, and why did he suddenly put the protagonist under house arrest in the end.

A: I still say that, which is reasonable and legal.

The protagonist has never had too much power or prestige, from the beginning to the present, the protagonist has always been using the rules to fight Chen Ping Zhoubo, please remember this word, rules.

As for house arrest, I still have that word: reasonable and legal - Chen Ping and Zhou Bo did not say openly: We want to imprison the emperor! Rather, he said: An assassin has been sent into the palace, and there is a hidden danger to Your Majesty's safety, so we sent someone to protect Your Majesty.

Whew~~~~~~~~~ tired!

Speaking of which, do these doubtful book friends understand a little?

Legitimate.

Zhou Bo and Chen Ping didn't want to usurp the Han, but they were afraid that the protagonist would retaliate against them because of the matter of Xulu, so he wanted to change Liu Bang's descendants to be the emperor. They need to abdicate the protagonist reasonably and legally, and then change the emperor reasonably and legally to not retaliate against them.

According to the law, the usurper was wiped out, and the original owner and his brothers were killed by the law of the country.

After the arrival of the protagonist, Liu Hong cleared the suspicion of 'usurper', they had no reasonable and legal opportunity to kill the protagonist, so they couldn't kill him.

The protagonist killed Xiahou Ying because the law stipulates that the servant must drive a carriage for the emperor, and Xiahou Ying did not go, so he was killed by the law.

killed Liu Xingju because the Liu family law stipulates that he is respectful to the family owner, and Liu Xingju did not do it, so he was killed by the family law.

The protagonist got the huge sum of money through the affairs of Shaofu, and he didn't mention it in a word: return it to Lao Tzu! Instead, through subtle threats, the courtiers and nobles were so frightened that they took the initiative to return the things they took from Shaofu, pay attention, it is returned, reasonable and legal.

Chen Ping and Zhou Bo put Liu Hong under house arrest, please note here that the word house arrest is me, it was said by the officials, they never said it, they said that it was to protect the safety of the protagonist, reasonable and legal.

Speaking of which, is the idea clear?

The two sides are not saying that whoever sees who is unhappy can go up and cut each other, but they need to win within the rules through reasonable and legal means, why? Because after Chen Ping and Zhou Bo killed the protagonist, he still had to be the courtier of the new emperor, and he couldn't leave a criminal record of not abiding by the law; After the protagonist kills Chen Ping and Zhou Bo, he has to be a hundred officials in the court and the emperor of the people in the world, and he can't leave a 'tyrannical and cruel' record.

I've chewed the cause and effect so much.,After reading this single chapter, I still feel that the plot is unreasonable.,Stiff watchman.,Then I ask you to close this book without malice.,Click on the urban interface.,There are a lot of books for you.。

- What god of war daughter lives in a kennel~ What domineering president falls in love with me~ It's all your dish.

This small temple really can't entertain such a distinguished guest as you.