The young emperor, suffering from the manipulation of government affairs by powerful ministers, became increasingly psychologically distorted, and plotted against civilian officials to regain imperial power. The powerful minister died and the general rebelled. Although he gained power for a few days, he ended up with the title of a faint king. In this life, the soul of a modern urban youth has penetrated Emperor Yin of the Han Dynasty, determined to regain the imperial power and manage the troubled times, and vowed to take back the sixteen states of Yanyun that had been handed over to others, and restore peace to the world.
Reader comments
The protagonist has too many psychological dramas. He thinks about them every day and doesn't do so many things. Always use previous life experiences to compare and describe things.
The writing is elegant. Unnecessary details, it would be too repetitive to write 10 pictures.
The protagonist has too many psychological dramas. He thinks about them every day and doesn't do so many things. Always use previous life experiences to compare and describe things. The writing is elegant. Unnecessary details, it would be too repetitive to write 10 pictures.