Many Stories in Chang’an

I worked two extra days, I'll make it up tomorrow.

Goodness, in my mind, Yuwen Huaji was always a cunning and treacherous minister, a typical villainous character, but it turns out he was a useless rich second-generation 😰. I checked the historical evaluations, and they're pretty much accurate.

The dust and smoke of the late Sui Dynasty swept across the land. Peach and plum trees, however, were not the same "Li" as Li Mi, but rather served as vanguards for the king.

Yang Guang was a truly contradictory figure. He was considered a tyrant, yet his achievements were monumental, only to be ruined by his own actions. He was seen as ignorant of the ways of the world, deceived by his superiors and subordinates, yet his words hinted at his full understanding, which he then allowed to spiral out of control. Truly, a fine head deserved to be chopped off.

Ma Yue's portrayal of Li Shimin is a classic.

Everyone in the world could have killed Zhai Rang, but Li Mi was the one who shouldn't have done it. He was caught in internal strife during the battle, committed shameful acts, and didn't finish the job. After regaining power, he became corrupt and careless. Li Mi's defeat was not unjust.

New author, new book, working hard to update, hoping all readers will continue to read and support! 😁😁

I've finished reading it. I feel this book could easily be published as a children's science book, but this type of book might not be popular on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), at least it would be difficult without a sufficient fanbase. But it's really well-written, and I hope it becomes a hit.

🐮, It blends history and humor very well, with a style that leans towards fun and educational science, which is rare on Qidian.

The author's writing is truly excellent, very vivid, and immersive.