[System + historically grounded + lighthearted + ensemble cast + no female lead]
One morning, Wu Xi, who has taken over his grandfather’s tavern, suddenly sees a man dressed in a Daoist robe walk into the shop.
“Ding! System No. 035 at your service. Host, your expertise in history and literature has been detected. The Foolish Ruler Reform Plan is now active.”
“Could this be the abode of immortals?”
From then on, famous figures such as Liu Ziye, Gao Wei, Xiao Baojuan, Zhu Qizhen, Li Xuan, and Zhu Youxiao arrive one after another. They learn and earn growth points in the modern age, then return to their own eras to make changes and accomplish various feats.
Emperors from across the ages summoned by Foolish Ruler Growth Points:
Liu Jun: Who the hell are you calling a red-nosed drunk?
Xiao Luan: “One must never let others get ahead of you.” Looks like my son remembered that after all.
Zhao Xu: Eleventh Brother, what are you doing here?
Emperor Huizong of Song, busy making money by writing inscriptions in his Slender Gold script; Gao Wei, flirting with girls while playing guitar; Liu Ziye, the famous top-lane player in Honor of Kings; Li Xuan, the community soccer star. What kind of sparks will these famous foolish rulers from history strike up in the modern world?
(This novel draws primarily on official histories and academic research, dispelling stereotypes and online rumors while striving to portray its historical figures vividly. Controversial topics are presented for readers to judge for themselves. It does not cover modern history.)
I thought it was not very good after reading the title, but when I clicked on it, I found that the author is really awesome, and the dialogue between the characters is so cool. Oh my, I was so happy to read it, and the historian is also correct. I rarely see such a view of history. It is a very correct book. In my opinion, this book can be compared with the Taizong story, and it belongs to the top batch. Now I seem to realize why the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty was Tianqi, because first of all, Ming Wuzong must be a faint emperor, but if you get it out first, many Ming fans will be reluctant, because Ming fans don't think he is a faint emperor. In fact, Ming history's evaluation of Ming Wuzong is very fair , that is to say, although this person has martial arts, he has many shortcomings. If he can inherit Xiaozong's political tradition honestly, and then add his own talent in martial arts, he can become a very good monarch, but it is a pity. Ah, so it's interesting that Wu Zong was not clear at the beginning. The second point is that although Zhu Qizhen is generally considered to be a faint emperor, there are occasionally some very extreme fans who engage in many conspiracy theories and think that Zhu Qizhen is actually a good emperor. As for Tianqi, fans pay less attention to it, or generally think that he is a faint emperor. As the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, it is very good and a very clever choice.
The author rarely chooses to create a speculative character that goes against the same stereotype, fearing that there will be a lot of pressure later. A serious book worth calming down and reading.
To be honest, this book is really well written. The only drawback is that it is a bit slow 👍
I don't see the point of calling the dead here for the moment.
The author is very knowledgeable
It's a rare good book that you can read with your mind
The author has profound literary and historical knowledge and is worth reading
The content is not cliché, unlike other online articles. It is just for fun, and I need to use my melon seed kernel brain.
Very nice, I hope the author can keep writing