Tianqi: on the Order of Taizu, Overturn the Table!

The opening chapter solves the bug that I have always complained about, where modern people instantly become ancient people after traveling through time, and no one around them notices it. This really hit home for me. And it also retains the soft-heartedness of modern people. Unlike other people who have traveled through time and become emperors, they are not uncomfortable with killing in all kinds of ways. What Xiong Tingbi wrote also has the same idea as mine😏 I think the two female characters so far are well written. Hakka is a feudal patriarch who only cares about her children and has a strong desire to control them. She is not stupid or bad. Zhang Yan is not a weak white lotus. Historically, Zhang Yan is indeed not a simple girl among Yao and Shun. She does have her own political stance. Including political understanding, the author's writing is also good. As long as the emperor is not coerced by the literati's talk of a saintly king and a wise king, the emperor does not need to rule the world with scholar-officials, because to put it bluntly, officials are the royal domestic slaves. Overall, this is a novel that should be read with mind and aesthetics. The author's storytelling ability and rhythm control are very good. The plot design and political logic are very good, but the writing style is not good😊😊