I, Liu Bian, Refuse to Be a Puppet Emperor!

The lack of a system isn't a major flaw, but the idea of ​​filming after time-traveling was unbearable, so I'm leaving. Anyone with a modicum of sense should immediately rule out filming the entire project upon seeing there isn't even a single camera. Instead, you're rambling on and on.

Dong Zhuo's deposition and installation of emperors served two purposes: firstly, to establish his authority; and secondly, and very importantly, because the Prince of Chenliu, Emperor Xian, was raised by Empress Dowager Dong. Dong Cheng's allegiance to Dong Zhuo stemmed from his surname, Dong. In the Han Dynasty, the maternal relatives of the emperor were a significant and legitimate political force. This was the most crucial point, and one that everyone accepted.

The author needs to update more often to get more readers; one post every two days won't get any views.

Let me explain what everyone is discussing: why Liu Bian met Xun Yu. If you look up Xun Yu's information, in 189, which is the time when this book begins, the 26-year-old Xun Yu was recommended as a "filial and incorruptible official" and appointed as "Shougongling," which is an official in charge of the emperor's writing brush, ink, paper, and inkstone.

Author, when will updates resume?

Why do some people always write the first chapter like they've lost their mind?

I came in after seeing the description, and left after seeing the update. It wasn't anything special; it was just a reminder to the author to update.

It's well-written! It's been a day since the last update, the author's gone! The kids are waiting to read it!

This regent is too ruthless, I'm outta here.

I remember that in ancient times, calling someone by their full name instead of their courtesy name was considered an insult.