Can Western Fantasy work? This book is the best one I have seen in recent years that combines royal principles with rights and responsibilities. The author is very good at narrative techniques. The whole book is about the protagonist becoming a brave man and becoming a king to govern the country. It is also related to internal affairs (which I rarely see on Tomato:). Then there is the external struggle for hegemony, combined with love. It seems to have the feeling of being a virtuous person. Friends who are not good at reading can read it. It is quite interesting.
Young blood, historical martial arts, the background of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there are rivers and lakes, there are temples, and powerful strategies, but there is no time travel, and there are no friends. It is a little isolated. See if you can read it.