The Sun and Moon Holy Emperor

The overall story connection is quite smooth, and there is not much difference between historical figures and events. The protagonist's character is sometimes wise and sometimes manic. There is also poor knowledge, the principles of steam engines, granular gunpowder, and even the inability to make mirrors.

When I first read it, the writing was quite good. Many people were obsessed with some details, but I felt it was unnecessary. The novel is inherently fictional. Since this novel is an imaginary history, there is no need to write it completely according to history. There are many details in the book. It seems that the author has put some effort into it and I believe he also searched a lot of information. Come on, look forward to better works!

It seems that the author has done a lot of research on historical materials, although some of them are still controversial... But after all, there is nothing so serious about a novel. To be so rigorous is already much better than ordinary online articles. Come on!

I have read countless novels. This book is very exciting. The author's writing is good and the plot is very coherent. It ranks among the top three in my mind.

It's very well written, and I can see a glimmer of light in the fog of history. I really don't know why so many people are criticizing it. Is it because it has exposed some people's underwear? . . . . .

I have read more than 80 chapters and I think it is pretty good. It is an imaginary history, and what you are looking at is the development process. The author's grasp of the plot, human nature, thinking and situation, the ending is not important, because the real history already exists.

A very nice book! The writer is well versed in history and ancient rhymes, and his writing skills are also strong. It is unique among many time-travel novels.

The historical knowledge is rich and the storyline is well handled. The only drawback is that many things do not need to be written in too much detail.

After reading more than 100 chapters, the previous structural and scenario settings are all in line with my expectations. For example, the capture of Wei Zhongxian was only to let him guard Tianqi Mausoleum. Instead of liquidating the eunuch party, he used the Zhonggong case to attack the Donglin party to relieve his anger. The cleanup of the imperial guards in the inner palace was quite interesting. The drawback was that it was said under the social system at that time. Never add new eunuchs, and don't draft women, but only make new silver coins at a ratio of 91. It's a bit too conscientious. They also know clearly that the founding meeting of Fushe will have the consequences of political interference, and they don't increase supervision and crackdown. Some people don't understand, but they still engage in political exchanges with Fushe. The New Deal implementation planner Chen Ziqifu is quite innovative and worth reading. Give it 5 stars. It was very interesting before Chapter 100, but after Chapter 100, there were more and more flaws, and I wanted to give up the book.

The writing is good. I still believe in the rules behind the operation of society. I think Tianqi and Zhang Yan are very strange. The couple is not united. Zhang Yan keeps belittling and attacking the imperial party and praising Dong Lin. It is obvious that the couple is not of the same mind. I now understand why Tianqi wants to reuse the Hakka family. The Hakka family fights against Zhang Yan in the harem, and Wei Zhongxian fights against Chaotang Dong. Lin, Zhang Yan's child must have been instructed by Tianqi. Dong Lin wanted to support Zhang Yan's child and wanted to kill Tianqi. Then Zhang Yan controlled the harem and the young emperor, Dong Lin controlled the court and the entire country. The only bad thing about this article is that Wei Zhongxian died in the end. After all, everyone is from the bottom and they don't like to kill people. It's like seeing themselves.