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Rainy night in Trier in 1143. The carriages of the old nobles were still running over the mud, and the roar of steam engines had not yet awakened the sleeping empire. Vincent, a fellow from Russell, is a young police inspector from Trier who was born into a family of fallen knights. He started out with huge debts. He thought the sky was falling, until that man appeared, and his diary that recorded the essence of all his thoughts. Russell: "This is my original 'Rusel's text', which records my most profound philosophy and thoughts on life!" All the nobles: "Praise you! Wise Son of Steam!" Vincent looked at the Chinese characters on the paper: "The witch tastes really good." He fell into a deafening silence. Great Emperor, is this your most profound thought? Interesting and interesting. Travel through the year 1143 and become the "audience" of Sequence 9. Vincent's biggest challenge is not to survive the intrigues in Trier, nor to fight against the loss of control of the potion, but to watch Russell solemnly speak Chinese in front of people every day, but to hold back from laughing. PS: This book is slow to develop and strives to restore most of the life trajectory of Emperor Russell's growth. From the perspective of a fellow villager, it presents to everyone a protagonist of the era who talks about running on trains, the loneliness of a time traveler, and a real Emperor Russell Reader QQ group: The taste of the emperor: 1082461806