The front is mainly some popular science, which can increase knowledge, but it is a bit boring. Some of the later dungeons were okay, and I finally saw some cool tactics.
It's only worth two stars but I won't let it be junk software. What spoiled literature. The character creation did not meet my imagination. I thought the emperor would only be loyal to his career and power, and everything else would have to stand aside. I feel like the author paid some attention to it, but there are still some things that even a non-committal person like me thinks is wrong. Machiavellian doesn't look happy at all, and his hang-ups are very big. There may be some reasons for this. Moreover, some insignificant things were written by the author's mother-in-law, which seemed a bit delayed. But this book is really too much, and the volume is huge. The author is really motivated by love, and I am in awe. It's okay to read it if you don't have any books.
The imagination is quite interesting, and the group portraits are also enjoyable. There are passages with a very low number of words, and three- and four-year-olds are too smart, and the further you go, the more fake it becomes. You can read it to pass the time, but forget it with your brain.
It's very good to watch, and the plot is smooth and exciting. It's just that there are a few places where it's a bit embarrassing and overstates the point, and it adds a lot of drama to the system. The evaluation of some historical figures is relatively unsparing.
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