Qin Murong, a business prodigy, is reborn in the body of Qin Murong, the Liang Empire's most profligate wastrel and most lowly live-in son-in-law. Swept into officialdom by the chaos of the Fire Phoenix Festival, he climbs the ranks, building the nation through commerce and securing the northern frontier through force of arms. As he achieves one triumph after another, he discovers that all manner of schemes have been lurking around him. From then on, the mystery of Qin Murong's origins and the case of the Bright Moon from decades ago in the Liang Empire are gradually unveiled, revealing a picture of turmoil across the Nine Provinces.
A good book; the principles are profound yet easy to understand, and it is full of imagination. Having finished reading it, I have to say a few words that leave me with a sense of unease. First of all, given the author's talent, this book could easily have been divided into two parts: one historical, the other a cultivation novel.
I don't understand why there's no rating. The author's skill level is roughly equivalent to that of "The Snow Sword" or similar works; it should easily get a 9+.
The writing is excellent, and the character portrayals are quite good. However, perhaps because it's the first book, the outline may not have been carefully crafted, and some plot points deviate from the characters' established personalities. Overall, it's a book worth reading.
This is such a great book, why isn't there a book review?
This book is good. Although it's unfinished, it analyzes human nature through the protagonist's narration. It deeply moved me.
I've been reading for 10 years, and there are very few books that I can finish in one sitting without skipping around. 👍
The writing is excellent; when faced with matters of great righteousness, the words are eloquent and moving. Furthermore, the fact that he repeatedly falls for beautiful women is very realistic.
The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is full of twists and turns; I enjoy it. This novel is absolutely a masterpiece. The author is a person of great wisdom, and so is the protagonist. The language is concise and insightful, making it a very engaging read. Highly recommended.
A good book
It's logical, but the details and pacing could be improved, especially the inclusion of Chinese culture, which would make it even more captivating.