Li Chengqian (protagonist) discusses the controversy between institutional indifference and the supremacy of efficiency brought about by the modern soul. The ruthless suppression of vested interests during the implementation of the New Deal can make direct ministers like Wei Zheng question "Although His Highness's laws are good, Your Highness's heart is cruel."
· Li Shimin: the soul supporting role of the book. A delicate transition from "anger-examination-exploitation-dependence-relief-let go". In the second "Father and Son Co-Governance" period, you can join him to secretly clear some obstacles for his son that will not be recorded in history books (such as dealing with extreme opposition), showing silent fatherly love.
· Tai Li: Jealous villain. Its "paranoid aesthetic admirer" characteristics. He fought for power not only for the throne, but also because he believed that the protagonist's "magic skills" and "utilitarian governance" were destroying the classical aesthetics of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. His failure is a tragic concession of the aesthetics of one era to another, which is even more tragic.
· Empress Changsun: The key "emotional glue" and "political buffer". She was saved by the protagonist's modern medical skills during her illness, and became the most understanding and supportive force for her son, and the key to softening Li Shimin's attitude.
This novel is the best one I have written so far.