Founding the Zhou Dynasty

Author, listen to me. As the protagonist, he couldn't escape a political marriage. Author, you shouldn't be fixated on the so-called issue of seniority. How should you consider it? How should the protagonist maximize his interests in the marriage negotiations? That's what's befitting the protagonist's status, not worrying about love and romance. Don't judge ancient people by modern standards.

The last time I watched the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period was in Jin Gonggong's "The Beauties of the Ten Kingdoms" 😏😏 Historical fiction has been overdone, especially the Tang, Song, and Three Kingdoms periods, and I don't want to read about the late Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. I'm now focusing on the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period, the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period.

Zhao Kuangyin needed to suppress him, especially his so-called "Ten Brothers of Righteousness." He absolutely could not give him a chance. Moreover, if Chai Rong could be allowed to live even for ten more years, perhaps the regime would have been able to pass peacefully to the protagonist, the later Zhao Song dynasty, whose emperor was weak and feeble. It is truly unbearable to witness the humiliation inflicted by various foreign enemies, especially the Jingkang Incident.

I read some that were alright, but they didn't suit my taste. When I saw the author mention that it would mess up the generational hierarchy, I immediately lost interest. First, there's no blood relation; second, it's an artificially imposed limitation; and third, I couldn't relate to it. Maybe the author is too idealistic, and I'm too worldly. I still prefer stories about heroes and villains in chaotic times.

After Emperor Gaozu of Han, a whole bunch of novels about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms suddenly appeared, but none of them were as good as those about Emperor Gaozu of Han.

If you want to cut, consider whether the next book will definitely surpass this one. If not, keep cutting? Keep cutting until it's always worse? Are you going to become a dead eunuch? Then go to another station? Average subscriptions are generally two to three times that of the first subscription, so having a book that achieves success on Qidian is quite significant.

The last time I saw someone write about Guo Zongyi was many years ago.

With only a little over a hundred chapters, the update schedule is already in jeopardy. 😰😰😰😭😭😭😭😭

I remember there was a book called "Becoming Emperor in the Five Dynasties" that also featured this protagonist.

After reading forty chapters, I feel the pacing is really slow. The protagonist is only fifteen years old and is still embroiled in palace intrigue with nobody. Taking down Wang Jun isn't your mission; Grandpa's still alive... Hurry up and get the new army, gunpowder, cannons, and everything else ready.