Lord of Woodside

Recently, some book friends feel that there is something wrong with the constitutional monarchy in the opening chapter, but I think that the experience summarized by history has survived after being proven repeatedly, just like the elimination of dictatorship and the rise of democracy and freedom. Because the male protagonist comes from a truly prosperous age, he hopes to recreate this prosperous age in a different world - this was mentioned at the beginning. Just like all the founding emperors, most of them were wise and mighty, but faint emperors would appear within three generations. The change of dynasties in the past dynasties was almost all because of the emperor, either because of the emperor's incompetence, stupidity, or cruelty or debauchery. If there is a problem in the world, it is the emperor's problem, because it is "family world", and the world belongs to the emperor's family. So when there is a problem in the world, the people will rise up and overthrow this family and replace it with another. Only when the people become the masters of the country and the country belongs to the people, will the people love and protect it. Even if there are a few conspirators, most people are unwilling to let this country be harmed. When the male protagonist becomes emperor later, he definitely doesn't want his family to be overthrown. He wants his descendants to sit in the most noble position in the world forever, so he has to use advanced systems. The technology he brought over from time travel is not his most powerful weapon. Book lovers who understand modern history should know which of the series of national salvation movements starting from the Westernization Movement was the most successful. Some book friends mentioned that it is more enjoyable, but I personally feel that the pleasure of life and death like that of ancient emperors is worse than the feeling of becoming the ancestor of all generations and respected by generations. I've only read one farming article of the same type, and I've only followed about a third of it. I don't know how other great writers write it, but I feel that this way of writing feels more personal to me. Hope for understanding...

The story is still very good. I like to read this kind of literature that subverts the times. In the end, the great cause of unification saves the world. Haha, it is still a very good story.

Ollie, come on.