The Empire's Imperial Ambition

After reading two chapters, I only explained that the protagonist has traveled through time, and the rest is nonsense. Then, the background and world view are not clearly stated. The writing is not ancient and white. Maybe people who like ancient styles will like it.

I would like to make a suggestion: the author should not make the protagonist too young. The time span can be slightly longer, with the older generation slowly stepping down and the younger generation stepping in. If the world is in chaos and the protagonist is still under 20, or a kid in his twenties, it will be really bad. Look at Cao Cao, he was still very young when the Eastern Han Dynasty was in rapid chaos. It didn't take long before he had several children. Also, in ancient times, you could take concubines before marrying a wife. Isn't it the so-called prosperity of descendants? In ancient times, you should not deliberately avoid this kind of thing, otherwise it will appear fake. Let everything take its course and integrate into that era. For example, it is normal to have a son before marrying a wife. Each era has its own characteristics and culture. When reading historical novels, culture is one of the major highlights. If you let readers integrate into that era, you will be awesome.

It is recommended that the protagonist should not be so involved and should not always regard himself as a native. Travelers can be more far-sighted and have deeper knowledge than them. China has always had such dynasties that are about to become extinct. The protagonist should show some ambition and arrogance and not follow the crowd.

I'm a bit speechless about the relationship line. The protagonist has been thinking about the maid next to the Queen Mother. Did it really fall in love at first sight? I feel that the setting of this heroine is not as good as that of a normal lady.

The Queen Mother must be taken in to avenge her wife 🤓

I accepted the offer and returned the food and grass. How much did the author pay? A person who has traveled through time would see the victims outside the city and ask why they were not given food? "Why not eat ground meat?" You should say this. Also, after returning to his family, they started a game of gambling and guessing. This thing is obviously very harmful. The protagonist actually thinks that they should bet on mine anyway. Gambling harms more people than the previous people who did not provide food. The protagonist naively thought that people without money would not go. You are from outer space. Have you never seen so many gambling and selling children and daughters in China every year? Poison, really poisonous, he has completed nine years of compulsory education.

Now that the new book is out, how about a few more chapters?

This is an imaginary history, but I just can't see the class gap. First of all, if a common person dares to touch the carriage of a powerful person, I will be fooled. The world is composed of scholars and people, and scholars are the people. Those who are lower than scholars are called grass people. What is grass? They can be cut in succession like leeks. "Also, an old disaster victim is throwing around while receiving relief food, and repeatedly jumping in line? The person in charge can't do anything about him? "You are such a humanitarian, better than the United States.

At a time when the country is in such crisis, an army of over 100,000 people was defeated, and only a first-level student was born, and a lieutenant was born, and a general was born, and he was not awarded a knighthood? This is no longer a reward, but a humiliation, right? Who will work for the imperial court in the future? Even the author said: This is a rare victory for the imperial court. Whether it is to appease the people or boost the morale of the military, the imperial court needs to establish heroes and reward them heavily. In addition, the protagonist's father has offended the imperial party and is unwilling to move closer to the powerful ministers. Does this count as offending both sides?

I don't even know what the purpose of Chaotian is. It occupies more than a hundred counties. As a result, they raised so many soldiers in one county, and they didn't starve to death. The imperial court was really evil. Finally, this locust is so fucking weird, it just goes to the territory under the imperial court's name and eats their dealers. The banker on the feudal king's territory who is very close to me will not eat it. If he eats it, the feudal king will have the ability to rebel, and he will starve to death. Author, you are extremely insulting to my intelligence.