
I Just Ascended the Throne as Emperor, and World War II Broke Out?
我刚登基称帝,二战爆发了?
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They enslaved all Black people, forcing them to mine and pick cotton, and forbidding them from marrying non-Black people.
The protagonist travels back in time to two years ago. He seems to be living with a modern mindset before World War II. The author completely fails to convey the swift and decisive political reforms the protagonist supposedly achieved during those two years. The selection of a concubine is a simple matter for a monarch; his subordinates can handle it.
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It was completely unnecessary. Readers were looking for a story of warring nations during World War II, and then the protagonist was given a fantasy world with a multiverse fishing system right from the start—that was a major flaw. The story gets worse and worse as it goes on; the author's plot and writing style simply can't keep up.
They don't even understand the principle of "a wise man avoids dangerous situations," yet they're always loitering in foreign capitals. Aren't they afraid of being wiped out and everything disappearing into thin air?
With a population of over ten million, just being able to protect themselves during World War II was a feat. The total number of young people in the country was less than two million. At most, one million could be conscripted, and the consequences would be severe. Apart from producing and supplying military materials, almost all other industries in the country would grind to a halt.
If it weren't for the cheesy writing, how could anyone possibly read this...? Stop with the nonsense!
The emperor is the sovereign of all under heaven. The Son of Heaven is the ruler of all ages. The difference between a ruler and an emperor is that the Son of Heaven is the ruler of all ages. The emperor is the sovereign of all under heaven, but Li Shimin, whom you all praise as a god, was a puppet ruler. He appointed officials and ministers with lands. Li Shimin was, frankly, a puppet.
One point to criticize is that China embarked on the Age of Exploration and the slave trade earlier than Western colonial powers. So, would Southeast Asia and Australia have been occupied by Western countries, given their proximity?
Seriously, what kind of status does Han Mengmeng have to dare to joke with the emperor like that? Does she become unable to move when she sees a woman?