I'm the Emperor From the Start

Personally, I think the Han Dynasty should have a separate instance or a massive event. It could be named something like "The Rise and Fall of the Han Dynasty." And it could have several phases, such as the Rebellion of the Seven States, the Han-Xiongnu War, the Restoration of Emperor Guangwu, and the Late Eastern Han Dynasty.

The protagonist should find another talent specializing in internal affairs, ideally an all-rounder, to fill gaps and accelerate development. Such talents include Jiang Ziya, Fan Li, Wu Qi, Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao (though it's unclear if the protagonist can handle him), Wang Meng, Wang Shouren, etc. Next, there are reform-oriented talents.

I wonder if the author has read any books, like "The Online Game: I Am the Emperor," where the first three or four hundred chapters are quite well-written and could be a good reference. For historical figures, you could choose those with flaws, like Heshen in that book—placing him as a diplomatic envoy in the Court of State Ceremonial would have been better than making him a Grand Councilor.

Following the lead of an expert, I wrote a simple account of the early Han Dynasty, which I copied and pasted from the internet and added some of my own understanding. 1 Zhang Liang "You have Zhang Liang's strategies, I have my ways to overcome them." In terms of fame in later generations, Zhang Liang undoubtedly ranks first among the five.

The author must have played "Emperor's Rise" and read "Stupid Prince's Online Game: I Am the Emperor." Stupid Prince's book had a good start but a terrible ending. I hope the author can keep writing; this type of book is becoming increasingly rare, and it's a rare treat to find one. I'll support him. I hope he can write something new, after all, there's so much to write about in five thousand years of history. You could refer to "Moon Rat's Warring States Period," that book is truly excellent.

In a game, simply arranging troops might not be visually very exciting. Could you give the commander a kind of legion totem, a kind of military spirit? The higher the commander's stats, the clearer the symbolism, affecting troop strength and title. This would also give the commander a sense of self-preservation; otherwise, it would be absurd for someone to easily take the head of a general from a million-strong army.

Author, I'm begging you, can you please be faster? I've been raising it for a full six months, and I only used half a day.

At the author's request, you can leave your ideas for this book in the comments below.

In response to the author's request, please leave your suggestions regarding military commanders in the comments below.

The protagonist's opposing legions level up incredibly fast. The protagonist has various advantages in the early game, but is constantly targeted by other players, wiping out countless opponents. His legion level always lags behind, and despite starting with the same resources (not even considering luck), the protagonist plunders countless players' treasuries, meaning all the opportunities from…