The Great Yuan Chancellor

I almost thought you'd ended up as a prime minister in the Yuan Dynasty! Are you some kind of Toqto'a? 😏😏

I hope the author won't devote as much space to popular science as in the previous book. While meticulous and rigorous research and popular science are certainly commendable, this isn't the way to write a novel. After all, most people read novels for their story and entertainment. The author likely understands this better.

I don't like stories about subjects. I prefer stories about emperors and those about vying for power. The thought of the protagonist working tirelessly to make the country strong while having to carefully endure the emperor's suspicion, scheming to flatter the feudal emperor, and having many of his achievements stolen by the emperor as a matter of course makes me feel very uncomfortable.

Writing history while simultaneously providing scientific information is a good approach; at least it engages the reader's mind. Unlike some authors whose historical articles are completely mindless and lack any logic!

The character "" means "great", and "" signifies supreme power and status.

Second

Holy crap, after reading this synopsis, I thought the content would be some boring garbage again... But it's surprisingly good! 😄 I finished 72 chapters in one day, and it's quite good. The author's high level of interaction makes it feel quite intimate, hahaha! 😚

Hmm, author, being a subject is so tough! Without the abilities and status of Zhang Juzheng or Zhuge Liang, one wrong move and you're finished, feared by the emperor. Looking at your last book, you were quite good at writing about emperors, but switching to a subject feels a bit abrupt. Also, your synopsis only describes the protagonist's martial arts skills; what about his civil administration?

This is the Han Dynasty; I thought it was the Three Kingdoms period.

Emperor Hui's lifespan was too short; he died before the age of 25. All the investments made in him were wasted.