One of my favorite historical novels
First of all, the protagonist has a special identity, the so-called "fake emperor", and his fate is completely different among many anchors. Secondly, he is also looking at ancient times from the perspective of later generations. He can look at the ancients with a more objective attitude. The author is really sophisticated! Every time I talk about a pile of documents, I feel safe! (The liberal arts girl is ecstatic) Once again, regarding the problem of women in historical works, there are no women in comparison to men. How pitiful and annoying (especially some heroine anchors cast all kinds of comments on the ancient people) I was really pleasantly surprised when it came to height. This was something I had never discovered before (personally speaking). The most important thing is that the author made reasonable speculations based on historical data instead of copying Du Niang data and commenting like other articles of the same type. He looked at the problem with thinking!! (I searched online and found that the starting point of the same type of article is that the protagonist cultivates immortality with an ancient emperor or has a superficial dialogue to elicit historical facts... I am really a bit ④...) The overall writing style is relatively relaxed and pleasant, which makes readers feel at ease! (It's a pity that I can't give it five stars)