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It's great, the evaluation is objective and there is no deliberate flattery or disparagement. There is no nationalistic sentiment. It depicts a real emperor, cold-blooded and ruthless, not a loser, which is much better than other Tianmu novels. "There is neither praise of one's own country nor slander of other countries, only objective evaluation. This is the true behavior of a great power."

Yes, relatively objective. When I first read it, ranking emperors was quite annoying. Everyone has their own ideas. It's really hard to convince people without some absolute merit. Especially the one with a low profile, whose name is Akbar or whatever. I even laughed when I saw the author's comment. Discrimination is wrong, but it is inevitable. But the only person who does not discriminate against other people's race, culture, or oneself is probably a saint. Anyway, I can't do it, so I do have a disdain for Indian culture and African culture (except for ancient Egypt)

What you write like this really breaks the defense of the pseudo-realists. So cool [laughing evilly]

This is a very good book, and its insights on various countries made me think deeply. This is especially true for the modern part about Japan.

It is relatively objective. Some rankings may be off by a few points, but everyone has a Hamlet in their heart.

For some historical figures. The author may have his or her own opinion. The pace of the entire book may be a little fast. As for the Caesar section, can you write more? When I read the character profiles, I always feel that Caesar was a bit miserable in the first half of his life. (The book is a good book, but the pace is too fast)

This is the first time I have seen something so pertinent. It is too pertinent. Should I at least have more nationalistic sentiments towards Lao Ying and Lao Ri? But not bad

I know this is a good book when I see someone breaking their guard.

On the Tomato platform, compared with other Tianmu science popularization, it is a dimensionality reduction attack [Chigua]

Very pretty. Finally, it is not a canopy that only Chinese people can see, and it only talks about China's history. The world is so big, it would be wonderful if a hundred flowers bloom.

Cyber ​​Colosseum, just take a look at it, it will be more fun with the comment area

It's starting to look good so far. The plot is neither procrastinating nor clichéd, and there is no other book's way of writing a short plot and focusing on the character's reactions in a long way. There is a sense of reality in the portrayal of ancient characters, and each emperor has his own self-confidence and arrogance.

Is there anyone who surpasses or rivals Li Shimin and Octavian? I feel like Ying Zheng can't even be ranked among the top 15

It's pretty good, but there are too few responses from various countries. 70 To 80% are writing stories. I personally would like to see more responses [currently in progress] Post-AI is too heavy...

Well written, cheers author

The author has definitely seen the emperor debate at Station B.

If you want to know the history, check this out

Very true and not belittling any country

Very objective, no nonsense or brainless flattery

AI is very useful, but for authors, at least make it their own words before writing.