A Modern Man Transmigrates as Liu Ju and Lies Flat, Driving Emperor Wu Mad

In fact, it's a really good book, but the protagonist is too depressing, but that's no trick. Anyone who looks at history can't say that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a lunatic. It's not OOC at all, and the overall plot is smooth and smooth. And the way the protagonist handles it is okay. He is not cowardly and incompetent but keeps fighting against Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Under the premise of not being O0C, you will find that the protagonist really tried his best and no one was able to do anything, and it also made Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty slowly change. However, I still have to say that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is full of CS and mental illness in both history and this novel. Anyway, I admire the protagonist very much and he is not crazy.

Very well written! But the protagonist does feel too "doorstep", and it is very fragile to maintain a superficial balance with the domineering Liu Che. Whether Wei Qing and Huo Qubing can survive Liu Che is the key. They are the important factors that affect the direction of the situation. Although the protagonist avoids liquidation and controls the people's hearts, the people's hearts are weak and has limited influence on Liu Che. The real decision-making power is always in Liu Che's hands. He decides whether to attack the protagonist after weighing his reputation. It is difficult for the protagonist to stir up fundamental turmoil.

It's good to read. There are many about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but most of them are dressed as his other sons. Even if there are novels about Liu Ju as the main character, they are very OOC. This one is pretty good so far.

It is difficult to be a prince, and it is even more difficult to be the prince of an emperor through the ages. It is even more difficult to be the prince of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. There is no solution to the evil caused by witchcraft. Everyone is right, but in general it is wrong. There was no solution at the time of the incident. This article is very good. The protagonist is prepared to die and just lie down and live every day. Shameless, like Liu Bang, with good psychological quality.

The teacher really writes well, and the character creation is very good. The writing is so good that I didn't like Liu Che very much, but now he is even more irritating.

It's good to watch. I like the battle between the male protagonist and Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. It's so tense and has comedic effect. The article describes the relationship between father and son, the ambition of the male protagonist, and the harmonious relationship with his family. Then the younger brothers did not appear, but the background was omitted appropriately by Wen Zong. According to the latest update, I estimate that the male protagonist will be a prince, and his son will be more likely to ascend to the throne. After all, it has been said before that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty lived longer, so by the time he succeeds to the throne, his son should have grown up to be a teenager. The male protagonist has a good life, with a father above and a son to rely on. What I didn't expect was that the male protagonist did not kill the villain as a precaution, but he did dismiss Sima's historian.

This book is relatively rigorous in its historical research. It may be quite depressing in the early stages. I can only say that Liu Che has that kind of character and you can't change him. Moreover, the characters depicted in it are relatively full of flesh and blood.

Encouragement, some sentences have no subjects, the author needs to check the grammar

It was so well written that I cried while reading it, because my favorite genre has always been cool writing, and I am a fan of protagonists. I just felt that the protagonist was wronged, angry, and sad. It was still good-looking, but the author's new work is even better.

As the saying goes, if you want to advance, suppress first Disadvantages: The length of psychological activities is a bit too long. Sometimes 3-4 pages with larger font size may not be enough to complete a conversation. Advantages: The average number of words in a chapter is [6000+], and the psychological activities are large, not to mention that there is no serious leakage of historical knowledge, and the writing is smooth. And there are not many books about Liu Zhi. It's a good product!