It's a new book, so the rating should probably go up a little bit.
Liberal arts student Zhao Qian pretended to be a puppet emperor and wanted to lie down and die.
Did the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty use scriptures to engage in party strife?
He backhandedly changed the meeting into a debate, put national policies up for voting in the comment area, and memorials must be written in vernacular.
The chief assistant was made angry and cried, the emperor's uncle was played badly, and even the queen mother was obsessed with werewolf killing.
If you don't cultivate immortality, you won't have a heroine. Only the ministers will kneel down and beg: "Your Majesty, please stop trying!"
