Reviewing China: The Merits and Sins of Its Ten Greatest Emperors

Ye Tian transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a judge tasked with assessing the merits and faults of history's rulers. His first assignment is to publicly judge the ten greatest emperors before the sixteen million people of Daxia.

Ying Zheng, the First Emperor, who conquered the six states and unified the realm; Li Shimin, Tang Taizong, a master of both letters and arms, whose reign inspired the Song of Everlasting Peace; Liu Che, Emperor Wu of Han, a visionary who expanded the empire's borders; Genghis Khan Temujin, the king of the world, who conquered more than forty nations and created the largest territory in the history of humanity; Wu Zetian, the peerless empress of extraordinary beauty, who ushered in the Kaiyuan Prosperity...

The scene is broadcast across all of Daxia, leaving countless people astonished, shaken, and moved to tears.

"So our Daxia really does have such a brilliant history, with so many ancient emperors."

"I unified the six states, and all beneath Heaven became one. I built the Great Wall to fortify the dragon veins of the nine provinces... That's so domineering! This is the greatest emperor in my eyes."

"The greatest pleasure is taking lives, seizing wealth, and wiping out entire bloodlines... I never imagined that an emperor from our history could make the whole world tremble."

"Women, too, can govern a nation. They can become emperors!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.