(Slow-paced, with a romance plot… still feeling my way forward) When a tough old courtier who served three dynasties meets a golden-haired little empress.
An unlucky insurance salesman died without drinking Meng Po’s soup. When he opened his eyes, he had become Zhou Yafu.
That’s right, the hard-nosed old general who ruled the Xiliu Camp, was the MVP of the Rebellion of the Seven States, and dared to block Emperor Wen of Han’s carriage.
This is the Great Han, where all under heaven belongs to the emperor.
But the Han Wudi Liu Che, who should have been a brilliant ruler and made the Xiongnu call him “Dad” after crushing them
why is he a golden-haired little girl?
Chubby cheeks, tiny tiger teeth, an innocent smile, and a stern face put on for meetings to look imposing. Once court is over, she’s alone in the palace, crying out about how tired she is.
Liu Che is at her wits’ end, too.
She’s only just taken the throne, and the debuffs of being a woman ruler are stacked to the max. Every day, the ministers look at her as if to ask, “Can you really do this?” She wants to wage war against the Xiongnu, but she lacks people. She wants to establish her authority, but she lacks people. After surveying the court’s collection of deadbeats, she finally turns, grimacing, to that stubborn old rock:
“Fine, you’ll do.”
Zhou Yafu looks at the young sovereign before him, trying hard to keep a straight face while secretly clenching her fists beneath her sleeves, and falls into deep thought.
Did I transmigrate the wrong way, or has the entire Liu family’s style gone off the rails?
One is an old fox armed with a bellyful of modern survival strategies; the other is a young sovereign struggling to hold her ground beneath the doubts of the whole world.
The future of the Great Han seems to be heading in a direction no one could have imagined
racing off at full speed.
It's a very touching book. Although it is a sissy emperor, in fact, it has all the techniques of an emperor. It feels more like trying to make a name for itself in an environment like Tomato, which prefers light novels. It's a pity that something bad happened in the author's family, and there is no way to finish the book.
The war scenes are well written, and the overall writing style is comfortable and immersive.
It looks good. I like it. Post it more.
There is a second dimension in history. , Do you want to see it? Come and see it.
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