I Am Not Emperor Xian of Han
我不是汉献帝
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Wearing a dragon robe doesn't make him look like the kind of protagonist the emperor is portrayed as. Seeking talent is like groveling. Even a fake relative like Liu Bei was willing to follow Zhao Yun, who had the Han dynasty's loyalty; how could the current emperor possibly be so ungrateful? You have absolutely no concept of the world.
The emperor is a nobody, lacking any semblance of a ruler. The author clearly doesn't understand the value and status of an emperor. Even Emperor Xian of Han, though a Han emperor, still wielded considerable influence 30 years later, let alone after the suppression of Dong Zhuo.
Ugh, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is an emperor, and look at his speech and behavior—his character is completely ruined. The dialogue is so cringeworthy. It's so hard to find a readable book these days.
The protagonist's words and actions are nothing like those of an emperor.
Wearing a dragon robe doesn't even make him look like an emperor. I really don't know what the author was thinking. As the rightful Son of Heaven, why is he going out to find talent himself? Are you kidding me? And even if that's one thing, are those so-called talents really that important to modern people? One Jia Xu would be enough, right?
Given the lingering power of the Han Dynasty's four-hundred-year reign, and the fact that Emperor Xian of Han was imprisoned by Cao Cao for many years, and Cao Cao took every precaution against it, yet so many people were still willing to die. This author is forcibly creating difficulty; I'm speechless.
Authors these days don't use their brains when writing books.
I completely don't understand the purpose of his previous two reigns as emperor. His behavior was far too frivolous and irresponsible; he spent all his time traveling and barely touched state affairs. The establishment of the imperial examination system to govern powerful families saw almost no resistance.
Heh, might as well surrender. It would be best to seduce him and then go serve Cao Cao.
The synopsis is funny, but the author's writing style is terrible.