I Really Don't Want to Be the Emperor

It's plain but charming, smooth but not routine, fresh but not artificial, not sensational or passionate, and occasionally gives people refreshing little surprises, that's probably what it feels like...

[Isn't this really an anti-routine sand sculpture novel...? ] Prince Daqian traveled through time, and Zhao Zheng just wanted to be an idle vassal king. But why would Zhuge An, Guan Fei, Zhao Long and other powerful advisers and generals come to our door? The Three Kingdoms stand at the same level. I originally wanted to eat and die, but why no one understands me, and a group of famous generals and counselors stabbed me in the back like crazy, and somehow managed to dominate the world and become the emperor for eternity? Zhao Zheng--'I really don't want to be the emperor! ' Emperor Qian Zhao Zheng--'I am not interested in money and power at all! ' Emperor Qian Zhao Zheng - 'The thing I regret most is the creation of the Daqian Empire...' Concubine Lan--'My son has the qualities of a great emperor! ' Taiji Holy Emperor--'When will the Nine Emperors rebel? ' Fan Jian, the historian of the enemy country - "Emperor Qian was a ruthless and unjust man who would do anything to achieve his goals!" ' [This is a sufficiently upright (joyful) historical (sand) historical (carving) novel]

[Recommendation Index] 4 stars [Brief review] Anti-routine sand sculptures and imaginary history. The protagonist Zhao Zheng travels across Daqian and becomes the Ninth Prince. Because he has the memory of a modern person, many of Zhao Zheng's childhood actions were different from those of other princes and princesses. When capturing Zhou, Zhao Zheng did not choose anything. Instead, he crawled over and grabbed his father's hand. Therefore, his mother, Concubine Lan, considered him worthy of being an emperor. When he was studying in school, Zhao Zheng would sometimes say some strange things, which happened to be heard by his younger sister Zhao Yun, so she became Zhao Zheng's little crush. Everyone thought that Zhao Zheng was a rare genius and an emperor for eternity. However, Zhao Zheng initially only wanted to spend his childhood eating and waiting to die and be an idle prince. But his father, mother, sister, historian and others all had great expectations for him, so he was forced to become the emperor of the ages. There are many more stories like this, all of which molded Zhao Zheng into the image of a wise and mighty Holy Emperor in his own mind, which was very joyful.

Abandoned Book Chapter 78 The most unbearable thing is that the protagonist named himself Ji Ba. Is there anything wrong with the author not reading it? Someone has already mentioned it in the chapter review, but I didn't expect that dozens of chapters later, it would be used as a dirty joke again, it's disgusting. I'll write the most intolerable part first, and the book review below. This book is very interesting. Each chapter begins with a story and ends with a biography and pseudo-history. The story is about the newly born Ninth Prince who travels back in time to an imaginary ancient China. The author's writing is good and the story is very interesting. However, the author writes the time span too casually. For example, the prince did not speak for five years, but almost nothing happened. For example, when he later wrote five years later, only the age of the characters changed during these five years, and nothing happened in the middle. For example, the boss hasn't seen the prostitute he likes for five years, and the prostitute hasn't had a client for five years. The person I slapped in the face before had not met him once in five years. When I met him again five years later, he slapped me in the face in the same way.