I prefer Gudan with a relatively light narrative style. The character charm of the protagonist comes from the description rather than just the setting. Please comment and recommend similar things, and please see my list of books to find.
This book is also very good-looking, and the characters are not stereotyped. "Our body and name are ruined, but the eternal flow of rivers will not be ruined." There is a long comment that really poked me. Here is an excerpt: A life full of twists and turns will only be recorded in the annals of history with only a few strokes. No one knows his love and struggles, and no one remembers that he once cuddled up with others in the middle of the night. But someone should remember his life unforgettably, so this book appeared.
It's very similar to the one above, in that the emperor attacks and the prime ministers suffer from each other, but I feel that both of these books describe the charm of personality, not just the set ingenuity.
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