The Junior Minister of Great Zhou

The Wu family had repeatedly framed members of the Li Tang imperial family, and after Li Xian ascended the throne, they inevitably faced retribution. With no way out and their fates completely exposed, would the Wu family still be so dedicated to monitoring the ministers? How can we ensure that the Wu family can effectively monitor the ministers while also providing them with a way out?

I hope you can write a story about the Wu family ruling the world. These days, it's rare to find novels written like that. Keep it up! Most novels just use Wu Zetian to justify the Tang Dynasty; it's not interesting or original.

Although only thirty-odd chapters have been released, I think this is currently the best book in my opinion, covering the period from the Tang Dynasty to the Zhou Dynasty. The timeline, the characters, and the main plot are all well-defined. The only slight flaw is that the plot progresses passively; there are cases, and the protagonist investigates them.

Those who say the Tang Dynasty had no good emperors, look at the thousands of years of Chinese history. The Tang Dynasty was one where many powerful officials survived, and a large number of them did too. Search online; which other dynasty could achieve that? Therefore, the Tang Dynasty is the most popular in novels because its environment was relatively good.

Why not marry Princess Taiping and help her become Empress? The protagonist can become "Prince Albert," since he's a time traveler anyway. The Tang Dynasty's territory is too vast to manage easily, so why not let the Li family manage the internal affairs, choose a son with the surname Li to succeed to the throne, and send the sons with the surname Wu out to be enfeoffed?

It looks very smooth. I've submitted it. Keep it up! ^0^~ It would be even better with more updates. It's not enough! Please write more every day, author!

Keep it up! The author has a good grasp of the plot. I hope to add more elements of political intrigue and bureaucracy. After all, just investigating cases for a long time can get tiring. I hope the author will develop more exciting elements.

There were definitely a lot of bad stuff at the beginning, which almost made me give up, but it gradually got better. Keep up the good work, author! I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing.

It would be extremely difficult for Wu Zetian to usurp the throne; it's practically impossible. Wu Zetian had a son, and then she gave the throne to her nephew—isn't that ridiculous?

Di Renjie refused Wu Zetian's offer to compromise, a true man of integrity, yet he compromised for a woman he had no connection with. I'm speechless. In Di Renjie's heart, Wu Zetian didn't even hold the weight of a stranger. In the eyes of a monarch, only those who can be used by him are good talents. Those who cannot be used by him are more likely to cause harm if they are capable.