I Have No Intention of Proclaiming Myself Emperor

⭐ 2025.1.21 The Dead Eunuch has been discontinued. Sorry, since the name was changed, I don't like the book as much as before, so it ended up being an eunuch. The protagonist of this historical novel is Yuan Shao. When I read Chapter 26, I felt that it was different from other historical novels. Other historical novels were purely obscene. This one is a little more advanced. First of all, the layout is far-reaching. The depiction of the protagonist does not appear vulgar but is not too sage. It will not make you feel vulgar or unattainable. These are not the main ones. There are many historical articles that can be written like this. The reason why I gave this one a 5⭐ is that on the basis of the previous ones, the author will occasionally change his perspective, change his personal name and interact with the readers. For example, the twenty-sixth chapter I am reading now, the whole chapter tells one thing from the perspective of a pigeon, using anthropomorphic writing techniques. This way of writing prevents me from aesthetic fatigue. The content of the text is honestly very good, but if it continues, it will feel routine, circular, and rigid. Many books that I thought were good in the past are because although they are good-looking, the whole book has the same style, which makes me aesthetically tired. When I get tired of reading, I will even impulsively delete the book, but this book does not. Not only looking forward to the main text, but also looking forward to similar comments. (This is also mentioned in the previous article, such as the daily diet and drinking of the Han Dynasty people) Suddenly I saw the keyword group portrait mentioned in the introduction. In my personal opinion, the group portrait in this book is different from other books. Most of the other group portrait books I have read (mainly novels about Qidian, and I have not read many classics) are about people working together in a career or family business, and many times even span centuries or generations. From my perspective, this book is mainly about the depiction of the protagonist, and the group portrait of other people being influenced by the protagonist. I found out in this chapter that some people were criticizing what I thought were adjustments. They felt that the author was playing too much. I would like to remind friends who see this book list, if you can't stand the author's occasional comments, I suggest you not to read this book. After all, everyone has different tastes, and I can't force others to like the books I like. Damn this b author, "Cai Yong" has a pinyin note in the text and the result is (cai). Only after reading the comments did I know that the last word is (yong) The original title of the book was "Five Worlds and Three Dukes", but I suddenly found out that it had been changed to a new title. It was too low-key.