The Spirit of the Great Jin

Here's a joke: The Jin Dynasty had integrity and character.

The Sima family can't wash away their father's name, haha ​​😊

Reading your writing is very depressing. Because the Former Zhao dynasty was a period of constant suffering for its people; the Han Chinese were not equals to the Xiongnu, and were essentially slaves. This is probably why knowing more history brings more pain, and this is also why they wanted to seize Xianrong.

This book is a guide to sainthood, and the protagonist is a disgrace to time travelers.

A dynasty that wore open-crotch pants had integrity? Are you trying to make me laugh to death?

Um, I have a question. If the protagonist were to overthrow the Sima family and replace them, could the dynasty still be called Jin?

🤔Loyalty and righteousness, tm himself is an ambitious man, always talking about being two-faced, 🥱He's not even an emperor yet, and he's already impatient.

I watched it all in one go, but there wasn't a single battle scene, it was so boring.

I feel that the author's writing style was quite innovative ten years ago; it doesn't resemble the style of writers born in the 2020s. It's more like the idealistic style of ten years ago.

Did the Jin Dynasty have any integrity? That made me laugh.