As a Han Chinese, I Will Make Great Yuan Great Again!

In my opinion, assimilation into Chinese culture means becoming a member of the Chinese ethnic group, and it has nothing to do with genes. I identify with China, like wearing Hanfu (traditional Han clothing), and enjoy traditional festivals. I barely speak Mongolian... Hahaha.

Bushgomen, faking illness is one thing, but for an emperor to fake death is truly the lowest of the low. What is power? In the end, it is trust. When everyone thinks you are dead, you are really dead. Aren't you afraid of the classic scene in Let the Bullets Fly, "I became a substitute"? Not to mention the disproportionate cost and reward.

The main character says that the Mongols are descendants of the Chinese, but please don't say that Genghis Khan was a descendant of Liu Bang. The genetic test showed that the genes were of Ghazan Khan of the Ilkhanate, but there are no academic journals and the forum post can't be found anymore. It's unknown whether any remains of Ghazan Khan have survived.

This is a line of reasoning about the origin of Mongolia.

The true natives are the Upper Cave Man, Yuanmou Man, Lantian Man, and Peking Man. You evil Homo sapiens from Africa killed so many Neanderthals and you still have the nerve to say that? 😁

Flowers may bloom again, but youth never returns. To see the truly remarkable figures, look to the present. Beautiful young women, mature women, married women—these are Cao Cao's favorites; the spirit of the Jian'an era, the legacy of Cao Cao, the pinnacle of conquest.

If we want to reform the Yuan Dynasty, shouldn't we first use the Yellow Emperor's calendar? The Yellow Emperor's era should be called the Common Era, and the era of Jesus Christ's birth should not be recognized!

Your perspective is determined by your position. The protagonist's position is completely skewed, and he actually thinks he can do whatever he wants, thus courting his own demise!

Why are there people in the comments section who want Black people to be assimilated into the Chinese nation? 🤔

Why are Japanese, Mongolians, and Jurchens always portrayed as exceptionally short in historical novels? I believe the Japanese, but were the Mongolians really only 1.6 Meters tall? It always feels like they're deliberately smearing other ethnic groups to appease the Han Chinese's pride. What's so satisfying about that? It's like they're bragging.