A look at emperors throughout history, major historical events, and the merits and faults of various rankings of rulers. The focus is on official histories, with unofficial accounts included as entertaining anecdotes. I’ll aim to be rigorous and objective, with just a little personal opinion. Please point out any errors. The protagonist is just a tool to move the plot along. I’m not interested in soliciting tips or making money; I just want to explore the purest form of history. The evaluations focus on each figure’s historical influence, abilities, and achievements.
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Ying Zheng: So the world is this big! Let’s fight, fight, fight!
Liu Bang: Brother Zheng, calm down, calm down. It wasn’t me. It was all Xiang Yu.
Liu Che: You’re the pig! Your whole family are pigs!
Liu Xiu: The chosen one, the archmage, that’s me.
Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan: You old Sima scoundrel, what have you done!
Li Shimin: The Xuanwu Gate succession rule: if you’ve got what it takes, come and try.
Zhu Yuanzhang: My wife, my Biao, my eldest grandson.
Zhu Di: I was clearly Emperor Taizong. Which unworthy descendant changed my title to Emperor Chengzu!
What reward should I write?
After being convinced, Zhu Yuanzhang can even be ranked among the top four, but he can't compare with Zhu Di. Where to put Emperor Wen of Han?
I don't understand why, since rewards are given at the beginning but disappear when the top three are reached, it's better not to give them at the beginning or to write them again. It's like when we write an essay, we must know how to connect the previous and the following, and echo the beginning and the end.
It's this kind of chat room conversation again. Just write a name and don't show any facial expressions at all.
Even if Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had his head twisted off, he would not be able to rank higher than Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty 😄
Well written, keep writing.
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