My Ancestor Is Emperor Wu of Han, and I Want to Be Crown Prince

The ancestor of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, I want to be the grandson of the emperor. Written by Wuyu Baitian. There is no need to think too carefully about the historical details. The pure plot development is relatively solid, and the writing is a little different. It can be considered a playbook, so you can read it. Three and a half to four stars.

I've read half of it. So far, I think it's very well written, with good logic and good writing. The content is not overly sensational, not mindless, and there aren't too many female protagonists. There's also no plot where future generations are omnipotent after reincarnation. The score shouldn't be so low. I hope the author will continue to maintain it.

Generally. They are all small fights, trivial things.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. The male protagonist has no system and relies on the information he knows in the future + his personal mind. I just feel that the male protagonist is too gentle towards the person who framed the "Liu Zhi" witchcraft case and Li Guangli, but it's understandable, after all, it was during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty!

Don't read it as a historical article, read it as a mindless and refreshing article. It's good for beginners, as long as you can read it. It's just too short.

A good-looking novel about the period of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, well written

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I personally suggest that when Sima Qian wrote "Historical Records", the time when Zhang Yi and Su Qin appeared was changed, or at least both versions were written. Cultural relics unearthed in recent years have shown that Zhang Yi and Su Qin were not from the same era, and Su Qin was active later than Zhang Yi.

It's quite possible. Liu Zhi's death is also a great regret in history. Under the trump card, the final result was not satisfactory.

Yes, it's pretty good, but the ending is too fast.