I’m Such a Foolish Emperor, So How Did I Become the Star Lord?

Hiss... Open low and go high... It's really rare. The author's book was relatively online at the beginning, and then there was a tendency to become a chronicle. At that stage (Tang Dynasty, during the period of Jiaqi's first minister), I can only say that it was still readable, but it was a bit boring, and the plot began to lean towards group portraits. I feel that at that time, the protagonist was more like a tool man, and the common people, courtiers, and soldiers were more like protagonists, and the shaping of their images was actually very full. But because the protagonist is there, it looks a bit abrupt and awkward. But! After Zeng came to power, especially after the protagonist's ideological concepts began to change significantly, that is, from simply hoping to reduce the country's destiny to hoping to reduce the country's destiny through the painful period of reform. From here on, the protagonist's behavioral pattern changes from passive, purely relying on luck, a way that makes people think and feel speechless at first glance, to a positive, long-term, truly wise way. It is from here that I feel that the protagonist can be worthy of the title of emperor and start to regard the world as his bureau and the officials and the people as his sons. Although it may be difficult to write these layouts well, the author has given me some confidence. Judging from what he has written so far, the author is very good at telling stories in a straightforward manner. He can also show the turbulence of a great era and the emergence of talents in large numbers. You just have to sing and I will rest. At the same time, he also likes to insert descriptions of small characters, as if he had seen it with his own eyes. Personally, I think this book is really a five-star book in 🍅. Although it may be a bit verbose, looking at it from another perspective, it is more like a history book in a parallel world, or in other words, it takes readers through the rise of a grand dynasty in a written way. As far as the (fictional) historical novels I have read, this book is definitely among the best. The author himself should have good historical literacy, and his descriptions of political struggles are also very vivid, and he has some knowledge of various schools of thought... Why does it feel like he is a part-time civil servant again (fog) (bushi) For readers, if you have the patience, you can take a look. It's not that I don't have the patience to read it, it's mainly that if I don't have the patience, I might not be able to get through the boring content at the beginning so that I can see the really exciting parts at the end (laughs). For me personally, this book may only have the first twenty chapters, and the first hundred chapters up to the point where I reviewed it are not what I think are very exciting (Purely personal opinion, different people have different hobbies, but this is an opinion based on my vision and thoughts)

It's very interesting, and the number one irony. The pillar of the country who talks about justice for the country and the people is actually selfish on the inside, and the treacherous minister who cares about the actions of lesser people is full of family and country justice on the inside. You can't judge people by their superficial appearance.

Although there are some logical problems, it is not basic logic and is harmless. It is quite good to put your mind aside and look at it.

It's okay, but there's a problem with the timeline. It doesn't take time to build a railway or send troops to fight. It would be normal for the system to settle accounts once a month instead of once a year.

When I came across this book during my final review, I knew I was done.

If nothing else, just because the author posted more than 150 photos in one day, it deserves 5 stars.

It's not that this novel has exactly the same content as another one. . . Is it exactly the same as the other one?

The logic of the system is that as long as the protagonist thinks that he has done what a foolish king should do, even if the facts are contrary, the system will still judge that the country's fortunes have declined and give rewards.

It's good to watch, except for the main character, all the characters are cheating, it's a cool story, hahaha, recommended!

It's quite good to watch. Although it has the usual flaws of "Hunjunwen", there are problems with the calculation of the system's national luck value, and various coincidences are used to rationalize the protagonist's behavior, but it is not harmful. The writing style and plot rhythm are both online, and it is completely watchable.