The protagonist is a modern historian who accidentally traveled through history and became a special "emperor", advising emperors of different dynasties.
• He knows the five thousand years of Chinese history very well, but after traveling through time, he discovered that each dynasty has "hidden variables" and the history is not exactly as written in the book. As a result, the protagonist cannot fully rely on existing knowledge and needs to deal with it again based on the situation at that time.
After the protagonist completes his mission in one dynasty, he will "die", and then his soul will travel to the next dynasty and start over.
• The order of travel is through the official historical dynasties of China (Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty, Qin and Han Dynasties, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, etc.). Each experience may change the trajectory of history.
• He has no system or golden fingers. He can only rely on modern knowledge and logical reasoning, as well as his own experience accumulated from one experience after another.
Reader comments
Reading is okay
The writing style is fine, but some parts of it cannot stand up to scrutiny if it is divorced from history and forced to write about power and strategy. I am afraid of going to the streets and fighting without mentioning the number of soldiers, which makes it uncomfortable to read.
Reading is okay
The writing style is fine, but some parts of it cannot stand up to scrutiny if it is divorced from history and forced to write about power and strategy. I am afraid of going to the streets and fighting without mentioning the number of soldiers, which makes it uncomfortable to read.