Since Yao, All Emperors and Queens Have Lived in Our Community.

Relaxing humor·Story about strange rules·Historical insights·Daily comedy·Migration records of civilizations This book is cloaked in historical time travel, and its core is a "property duty log" that begins with Yao, Shun, and Yu and unfolds in an orderly manner according to the context of civilization. It does not describe the emperor's civil and military skills, but only describes how they followed the river of time, drifting one by one from the upper reaches to the entrance of Anju Garden - and the light in the duty room has been on for a long time. Opening this book, you will see Yao's caution when he used the access card for the first time, Shun's tacit silence when he met Yu in the corridor, the subtlety of Xia Jie and Shang Tang who lived on the same floor but never ate together, and the solemnity of Zhou Gong, both civil and military, when they deliberated over the words of the convention in that small room. Each chapter is a progression of civilization. The people who came first in the previous chapter were still trying to figure out how to turn off the corridor lights, while the people in the next chapter had already opened the unit door with their luggage. The registration book in the duty room, starting from Yao's name, became thicker page by page, and by the end, it was more complete than any history book.