Later researchers believe that "Fangcaotang Ji" is the first royal palace notebook in history written by the emperor himself to record the growth of the prince and princess. The author, Emperor Wu Fen, had the dual identity of emperor and father. In the 28th year of Chengxu's reign, the author used a notebook novel to narrate the five adult princes and six princesses chapter by chapter. While recalling their childhood anecdotes, he also expressed his beautiful wishes as a father and monarch for the unity of his children at home, and for the peace of the sea, rivers and peace outside.
Although written by an emperor, the book still subverted the world's stereotyped impression of monarchs when it was unearthed. On the one hand, the author Junhuang writes the narrative in ancient vernacular, making the short and concise anecdotes of the prince and princess readable and catchy. On the other hand, the emperor's detailed memories and descriptions of children clearly show the emperor's love for his children as a father under the feudal imperial power.
To explain, although this article is a fanfic of the Emperor's Raising game "Dragon Hatchling", as a fanfic with a child as the protagonist, the character, personality, events and ending of this article are basically from me, not the author of the game. I really don't mean to disrespect the original author by saying this, but if you misunderstand that the plots of the children in the article all come from the game (the concubine - the mother of the child, there are five concubines in the game plot, but the plot of the child's character is purely original), then in turn it is an injustice to my creation.
Purpose: This article imitates the writing style of "Shishuo Xinyu", uses classical Chinese translation and the perspective of the emperor's father to describe a story about the warmth of the ancient royal family. It is an experimental discussion of the ancient royal family in an ideal state of etiquette.