Emperor Gaozong of the Later Zhou Dynasty Brought Peace

It's a good read, and it satisfies many people's uneasy feelings. If there was an adult monarch in the later Zhou Dynasty, and if the Chenqiao Mutiny had not happened, then, after three generations and decades of hard work, could the Sixteen States of Yanyun be recovered, and could the subsequent large-scale bloodshed be reduced? Excellent book, the author has detailed knowledge, a rare historical article.

It feels more subtle, not too hasty or too slow. Five Dynasties Literature is also getting better, and there are good authors.

Liu Chengyou, the most tragic emperor in history. He was clearly not a coward, but he ruined the future of the country and his own life in a cowardly way.

Too little, not enough to watch. Although there is too much foreshadowing. But detailed enough

A book with great potential. The perspective and entry point are quite new. It is worth reading.