I'm Already Emperor, Yet You Still Want Me to Take an Exam?

At first, I thought that the protagonist abdicated because of the late Republic, so he didn't care about the lifespan he could get by answering questions as an emperor. In the end, he was just a pure happy person who couldn't stand it any longer.

The subject matter is interesting, mainly because it's weird to have a protagonist in this genre.

I am laughing so hard. We are both emperors. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian, called His Majesty Huang Chao. Author, are you serious?

There is no main line, the protagonist is not like the protagonist, and the group portrait novel is not like the group portrait novel. Everyone talks about their own thing, you appear for a while and I appear for a while. The protagonist is still pretending to be fake, and he just laughs at others. He is not as good as those emperors, but he has the nerve to pretend. The whole story is full of word count and description of psychological activities.

Let me tell you what I thought after reading it. This book brings together a bunch of emperors, which is actually a bit like Fate's King's Banquet. Every emperor has his own path, his own era, and his own understanding. The so-called answer to the question may be to ask yourself what you have been thinking along the way. The direction of the content is actually to return to understanding yourself. Just like Shining's mocking of Saber. It's not a mockery of Saber's choice of path, but a mockery of Saber as a king who doesn't even understand why he is a king. The king's aloofness is nothing more than that the king needs to have a clear self-awareness. As for the book. The format of the book gave me a sense of déjà vu as if I were watching Fate King's Banquet. The answer is probably no (it's very likely to be unfinished). However, the book also touches on many niche emperors, which can be an eye-opener, but if you want to understand more deeply, you should read the history books yourself. As for the history literature major, just watch it for fun. Above. Recommendation index: 3 (5) Watchable, entertaining, high probability eunuch

This protagonist is too weird. Either he will give the emperors some knowledge, or he won't. What's the point of bbing where you are?

I can't stand it after reading three chapters. What the hell is the protagonist? What sense of superiority does a modern person have in time travel? Especially in front of the founding monarchs of all dynasties. A social beast VS the chosen one at a certain point in time. How can he be clever?

The creativity is pretty good, but the writing and plot are lame in every aspect.

The protagonist has become the founding emperor, is he still so brainless?

In fact, the writing is not bad, but the protagonist feels that it is too dramatic. Does he really not want to be rewarded with a lifespan? Even if it is cheated, it can still be bound to the luck of the dynasty. Isn't it really rare?