It has a sense of history and humanities, or is a novel created with a historical background. There are no cp, pure love and romance. I like those with a large proportion of career sections.
It's wonderful, the heroine finally becomes the emperor, and the funniest part is Yuan Shao counting wheat, hahahahaha, Yuan Shao borrows grain from the heroine (Qiao Yan), and he doesn't plan to repay it, but Qiao Yan knows what he is thinking, so she decides not to repay it after the deadline. Starting from the number of days beyond the limit, he returns 1 grain of wheat on the first day, 2 grains on the second day, 4 grains on the third day, 8 grains on the fourth day, and so on. You must go and see if our Yuan Shao really counts the grain he owes?
Good looking, highly recommended. I'm too lazy to write a review. The delicious dishes need to be tasted by yourself. I believe it will definitely not be a loss after I read them.
It begins with Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, "pacifying chaos", and the protagonist, a small character, makes a fortune. Since this is the history of the Ming Dynasty, there is no escape from the lifting of the maritime ban. Zheng He's voyages to the West were no longer about generously distributing money, but about searching for high-yield grain overseas. It's great to watch.