Ancient emperors+complaints+hilarity+insights into human nature+refreshing writing. What I talk about is the daily life of the emperor, and what I appreciate is the various situations in the world. I, Ying Zheng, was inexplicably pulled into an "Emperor's Complaint Group", where 100 famous emperors from the past five thousand years have gathered together. There is no kneeling and nine-kowtow, no courtesy between monarch and minister, only Beijing-style mutual hostility, business-like teasing and imaginative complaints. From Qin Shihuang's "burning books and trapping Confucian scholars to take the blame" to Qianlong's "stamp-stamping madman's real hammer", from Liu Bang's "rascal's counterattack and complaints" to Li Yu's "poetry writer who subjugated his country and showed his grievances", every sentence of mutual rebuttal hides the twists and turns of human nature, and every paragraph of ridicule is wrapped in the true principles of society. We were arguing with each other while making trouble, laughing and thinking deeply at the same time. From the perspective of the emperor, we uncovered the truth about power, desire and human nature. The whole process was full of hooks and exciting.
