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Qianlong should be rated as the most shameless and narcissistic emperor. He can't even compare to Qin Shihuang's toes.

Qianlong is also an old man who has no face, and after reading this book, you may find that Zhu Youjian and Zhu Yuanzhang are indeed emperors of the Ming Dynasty, but they are really very different. I dare say that if you put the end of the Ming Dynasty on Zhu Yuanzhang and give him a bowl, Hongwu will still be Hongwu! 666, Wait and see Zhu Yuanzhang educate his descendants

Qianlong is not worthy, Qianlong is definitely not worthy. I read it for a while, and I feel that the writing is quite good. Other inventory books just write about one emperor briefly, and then write down the next emperor. It looks uncomfortable. The writing is quite good, very detailed, and it is also good at directing the focus from the emperor in the inventory to other emperors. There is a feeling of pulling the whole body, and it feels as if this historical video platform really exists. It is quite magical.

Before I comment, let me say one thing, Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng is the best! Then, the author did a good job. For an emperor like Qianlong, nothing should be given to him. He is not worthy. The author did a great job. I hope the author can give the elixir of immortality to Qin Shihuang when he writes about Qin Shihuang. If Qin Shihuang lives forever, it will not be a problem for the Qin Empire to be Asia for 100 years, Eurasia for 200 years, and the world for 300 years. The author must work hard.

There was too much writing in the early stage and it was okay later on, but when you were taking stock of Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo, your writing was too one-sided. [In the second year of Renshou in the Sui Dynasty, Dugu Jialuo passed away at the age of fifty-nine and the couple forty-five years. How could Yang Jian withstand such a blow? He died only two years later, and the couple were buried together in Tailing. According to later generations, after Dugu Jialuo passed away, Yang Jian was freed. The famous Mrs. Chen of Xuanhua and Mrs. Cai of Ronghua were both favored at this time. However, in fact, after the death of Dugu Jialuo, Yang Jian changed his previous simple style and ordered the construction of the largest meditation temple in the world to pray for his wife. The scale was only slightly smaller than that of the Forbidden City in later generations. It was not completed until Yang Guang came to power. Dozens of eminent monks were invited to chant sutras and pray for his wife, and the only tooth relic of Sakyamuni Buddha in China presented by his beloved grandson Yang Lai was enshrined in the Zen Temple. It was also in this year when it was said that Mrs. Xuanhua and Mrs. Ronghua were favored. The 62-year-old Yang Jian never set foot in the Renshou Palace where he went with his wife every year. As an old man, he even braved the severe cold and traveled hundreds of miles to send his wife to Tailing. Throughout the forty-five years of Dugu Jialuo and Yang Jian's relationship as husband and wife, they wake up together in the morning and sleep together in the evening. They go in and out together and are inseparable.

Although this book has some minor flaws and the content is a bit slow, it is definitely very good and a fine product. Good luck to the author.

It is worth reading. This book talks about the merits and demerits of the emperor and why the Chongzhen Dynasty fell. It is good, but it still fails to mention that the Ming Dynasty also fell because of the eight major Shanxi merchants and military generals who did not want to serve the country, were greedy for life and feared death, and had foreign affairs with Hou Jin.

As a novel that combines history with anecdotes, it is a good complement to the tedium. The only drawback is that it is too procrastinating. Linguistic description is possible and is the essence of this book. But throw away what is unnecessary.

Not counting the fact that I killed the emperor directly in the end, everything else was pretty good, [laughs awkwardly][face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

First of all, I want to declare that Qianlong was not good, really not good. The author criticized it well. In addition, I feel that the author wrote very well. From the characteristics of one emperor, he elicited the stories of other emperors and the national destiny of other dynasties. His thinking was clear and the conflicts were well grasped. It seemed that he was writing about one emperor, but in fact he was writing about many emperors through one emperor. It is very clever and wonderful. Keep up the good work and keep updating.