Drunk on the Pillow of the Realm

Although the beginning was very similar to Joy of Life, the setting was easier to immerse oneself in, and after the parts that were similar to Joy of Life, it gradually improved... Then suddenly it was abandoned.

The writing is not bad, but the content and format don't match the title. Also, the martial arts are too vague; the Grandmaster and the Nine don't seem like they're from the same species. I can't understand how the Zhou Dynasty, which didn't have any Grandmasters, managed to conquer the world. It feels like the protagonist has no presence at all unless he becomes a grandmaster. Hope for future improvements.

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Could it be the Empress? The Empress wants Liu dead, but doesn't want the Emperor to be suspected. Moreover, the Lin family is a powerful force, preventing many from rising to power, so she seizes the opportunity to kill the protagonist and his mother to prevent the Lin family from rising again. The protagonist's mother may know about the Empress's dark past, and the Empress definitely knows about the Emperor's mental abnormality.

I read two chapters and went straight to the ending; it was boring and completely messed up.

There are too few words; it's not interesting to read. 🤐🤐🤐

How afraid is the author of readers not understanding? A chapter has only three sentences of dialogue, the rest is all narration and explanation. It's like watching an animal documentary, with various Uncle Xiang's monologues interspersed with a few animal sounds! I'm leaving.

To be honest, it's really well-written. Books like this, with their vividly portrayed characters and sharp intellect, are rare, and the plot, while intricate, avoids clichés. If you can keep reading, I believe it will become a masterpiece; it's such a shame it wasn't finished.

I absolutely hate the reincarnation/poetry-copying trope. It's such a brainless and utterly shameless plot. Does this book even have that?

Those who criticize without any context should be banned immediately; they're professional trolls. Those who say things like "This section is bad, I don't want to read it anymore" or "Please cherish this," are conscientious readers. Those who say things like "If you don't want to read it, get lost," "If you don't have fan value, don't talk nonsense," or "If you're so good, you write your own comments," should be banned immediately; these idiots only deter new readers.