Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, and Emperor Tang and Song Zu. Everyone said that Song Zu was just a villain who bullied orphans and widowed mothers. How could he deserve to be associated with the other three? But if Song Zu had not died in the shadow of the ax and the light, defeated the Northern Han Dynasty with three expeditions, and conquered Yanyun, would there be any words of unworthiness?
Reader comments
The wedge at the beginning is well written, but I don't know what the author is going to write later. After the fifth chapter, I don't know why. The story is like a bystander narrating a slide of history. It is not time-travel, from Zhao Kuangyin's birth to his growth... Can this subvert history? At the end of Chapter 5, I didn't even understand what you were going to write. The plot was too slow to enter the drama, and it was uninteresting, so I gave up.
The wedge at the beginning is well written, but I don't know what the author is going to write later. After the fifth chapter, I don't know why. The story is like a bystander narrating a slide of history. It is not time-travel, from Zhao Kuangyin's birth to his growth... Can this subvert history? At the end of Chapter 5, I didn't even understand what you were going to write. The plot was too slow to enter the drama, and it was uninteresting, so I gave up.