The Bright Moon Shines Over the Forbidden City

Thank you, the author, for giving us a flesh-and-blood man. The writing style is funny and uninhibited in the early stage, but gradually becomes deeper and deeper, until it is unforgettable in the later stage... The only person who has ever lived, there is nothing else in this world that matters.

I also really want to time travel and travel to my time to be with you. Hey, my poor master, I sincerely hope that he will have no pain or helplessness in another world, with happiness and hope, and everything will be fine. I will continue to look for his books and read them. Thank you to the author for presenting a real and flesh-and-blood, handsome and sincere emperor. I would like to offer you a bunch of flowers to show your appreciation.

Looking back, make up points. ^ ^

Zai Tan ah ah ah... T T

"If you want to fly, you have no wings... If you want to cross, there is no boat..." Zaitan always makes me sad and moved...

Did Mo Xiaoru die in the end?

As an emperor in the late Qing Dynasty, Guangxu witnessed with his own eyes the broken mountains and rivers and the displacement of the people. He devoted his life to reform. He was extremely tolerant of Cixi, who raised and promoted him to the throne. Facing the woman he loved, he was unable to protect her. He single-handedly fought against the feudal monarchy that had been in place for more than 2,000 years in this ancient country and the stereotyped stereotypes that were deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. As an emperor in troubled times, he was a good emperor who was reform-minded, had a long-term vision, and thought about the people.

The author's writing is great. The final ending is very sad. Although the last chapter is a bit unclear, it is more imaginative. I hope the author will write another one about Guangxu, I like him very much

There are very few articles written about Guangxu, but this one written in a big way is really good.

Waste of my time, I don't know what I read