A World in Chaos: Poisonous Schemes for the Throne

Is a thousand taels of silver really worthless? Many historical novelists have a common flaw: they don't treat silver as valuable. The plot is quite good, but the currency aspect seems to have some issues.

A rare gem of a book. It's devoid of any saintly sentimentality or conscience. If you ask yourself honestly, would this really be the kind of personality and way of doing things that would allow someone to survive in ancient times? It's ruthless and decisive, not the kind of book that's all show and no substance. It vividly portrays the evil in human nature. Those with fragile sensibilities should avoid it, as it may cause discomfort.

Why did you stop writing?

Well, it was incredibly moving. There's no such thing as poison; it's just a dying person desperately trying to survive. I never imagined you could find fine chaff on a tomato. Keep up the good work, author!

Update quickly! It's better than that Northern and Southern Dynasties story. Throughout history, who has ever had a saintly figure who also held a high position of power? Did the author go to work for free?

Absolutely brilliant!

Enough said, I'll just give it a full review, it's really great.

It looks good. Keep it up, author!