I Really Am a Great Foolish Emperor

I never read history that doesn't involve cheating. Who has played in ancient times where the protagonist didn't cheat? Some authors treat ancient people as pigs, thinking that they have no brains. They never read books that are not good at reading. I only read this kind of historical writing by Xiaobai. At least he is real. Unfailing historical writing is too fake. Anyway, I don't believe that a modern ordinary person can beat anyone in ancient times.

Is there any connection between carpenters and tyrannical rulers? Honestly, do you consider yourself stupid? Do you think you could be a good carpenter? Let's start with a chair...?

A time traveler doing this isn't afraid of getting killed? The Ming court in the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty was notoriously unsafe. Emperors Zhengde and Tianqi drowned, Emperor Jiajing was nearly strangled by a palace maid, and there were also the Red Pill Case, the Court Attack Case, and Ah Quan's mother's inexplicable situation.

To be honest, I really enjoy watching it. But there's one thing I don't like. You're exaggerating the West too much. China's backwardness began during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. During the Ming Dynasty, the level of science and technology was not far behind that of the West. You're exaggerating the West's merits too much. Take barbed wire, for example.

The author is a genius; the empress has been pregnant for four years and still hasn't given birth!

To be honest, when I was younger, I thought all the eunuchs in movies and TV shows from the Ming Dynasty were villains who harmed loyal officials. Now I think they were just tools in the emperor's hand, scapegoats for him. Without the emperor, they were nothing. On the contrary, those self-proclaimed virtuous gentlemen of the Donglin Party were ultimately nothing more than "itchy scalps" and "too cold water," gaining fame only to be remembered with eternal infamy.

How many chapters have been published already? And it still uses large sections of copied and pasted information for explanations. Not only are the chapters short, but they're also padded out.

I heard that Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) doesn't allow harem elements, but I see you've managed to create one quite skillfully! And the best part is, you can't find fault with it. Great authors really have special privileges.

The key is still Mongolia; whoever wins over Mongolia will have the upper hand.

I think there's no difference between an emperor and a private business owner. If you treat your employees well normally, most of them will be willing to weather the storm with you when things get tough. If you treat them poorly normally, they certainly won't stand by you when things get tough, and they might even run away when things are fine. So what if you're working for someone else?