Entering the Tang Dynasty and Becoming an Official

This book is very confusing to read. For a while, it talks about the Tang Dynasty, modern times, and then the Han Dynasty? I don't know who the author is writing about? Abandoned?

Sign it again, sign it again,

The introduction of the work is very important! ! ! It's not a good idea to say nothing in the introduction. You need to briefly mention what you want to do, whether you want to be a wealthy businessman or a powerful official, do it on your own, or be promoted through the imperial examination and become a subordinate, with or without a system. Only if you mention it will readers choose to understand it or choose to leave. Don't be afraid to scare people away if you mention it, but scare people if you don't mention it. As far as I am concerned, the introduction is so ambiguous and confusing that I directly marked this book as a type of book that I don't like, and passed it on to the next book.

No book reviews? How many comments would you like to make? . . .

What kind of garbage are you writing about?