It's so well written. The relationship between attacker and sufferer is very comfortable and cute. The supporting characters are all flesh and blood, and there is a story behind each name. Some plots are really annoying, but there is nothing you can do about it. This is reality, but it is full of ideals, regrets and injustices, but you should try your best to live up to yourself.
It's also pretty good-looking, and it wouldn't be boring if you were a master running a school. The writing is still a bit immature, and there is no transition when time and place change. I didn't order all of them because some of them were locked and couldn't be purchased.
The infrastructure part is very interesting. The author's writing about the transformation of the people from lack of food to living and working in peace and contentment under the rule is very graphic, and every character has flesh and blood. After being promoted, I feel a little constrained. I am not as good as when I was in the county town in the early days, so the sky is high and the emperor is far away.
As for the emotional line, in many places it feels like there is a lack of trust and even some disrespect between the attacker and the receiver, which has a bit of a masculine flavor from ancient Chinese literature.