The Eight Dynasties Invaded at the Beginning of Kowloon's Seizure of the Throne.

"Dad, stop fighting. Li Shimin is watching a joke next door!" Time and space were torn apart, and the eight dynasties came to the Central Plains together. The eternal emperor and their unjust sons fell into an unprecedented era of involution. Externally, they were tyrants who struck hard: Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, violently defeated the Huns, Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, conquered Mongolia five times, and Bai Qi, Chang Yuchun, easily destroyed the Japanese. Internally, they were a turbulent family: Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng chased his ruffian son Ying Ji (formerly Liu Bang) every day and called him a "traitor"; Tang Taizong Li Shimin happily ate cakes and watched theaters, fanning the flames at any time; Zhu Yuanzhang guarded against the rebellion of his "eldest son" Zhu Di while denounced the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty; Zhao Kuangyin tried to use the "coin throwing method" to calm all disputes. In this land of the Central Plains, the main theme is the mutual hostility between father and son, the feud between brothers, and the suspicion between emperors and ministers. On one side is the bloody turmoil in Kowloon, and on the other side is the intrigue of dynastic hegemony. Next door, Li Shimin is holding his rice bowl, watching a show and eating. Top Machiavellian Shura Field? A dynastic family ethics drama? No, this is the daily life of emperors raising children and having sex!