I, the Emperor

Old Wang Chong, I've been following you since the Republican era, you'll slowly pay back the updates you owe me.

Han Tian, ​​having realized the Fei family's resources, acted without intention, turning the world upside down. Chunlai noticed something amiss, understanding the Ming Dynasty's intentions, and was misled by Zhao Han's rebellion. Chunlai saw Ying as an outsider, knowing Ying was forced into a mad scheme by the king.

In the first year of the Chongzhen reign (1634), Zhao Han was displaced by the Great Famine. He first cared for the displaced and weary, and eventually found a way to make a living. In the third year of the Chongzhen reign (1635), Zhao Han was twelve years old (thirteen by the traditional Chinese age reckoning). Fourteen years passed after the Chongzhen Emperor's death.

The book title is so simple and easy to understand, I'm hooked! ●‿●

I'll work hard to earn Old Wang a silver medal.

From his rise to the throne, the changes in the territory of Datong China

"Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?" This is a common thought among time travelers to ancient times. However, many time travelers make mistakes, forcing their way into power and facing numerous difficulties and criticism. But given the opportunity to rebel, the protagonists are adept at seizing it.

There are four reasons: 1. It's already the 1630s. The West has been through the Renaissance for nearly a century. In another 60 years, the steam engine will be invented. Backward thinking and stagnation will hinder social development. Being backward means being vulnerable to attack. We've already started to fall behind.

This is just my personal opinion, based on what I've read a large portion of it. The early stages and transitions were quite good and engaging. However, the later political views—the so-called "Great Harmony," monogamy, and land redistribution—can be considered socialist concepts. In reality, the author created a socialist-monarchical society.

I should have read the reviews before subscribing to the whole thing. It was ranked number one in the history section, and the initial impression was good, so I subscribed. But the more I read, the less I liked it. My money! I acted impulsively!