Golden Terrace, Han Moon

Compared to the Manchu Qing dynasty, the Jin and Liao dynasties seem quite refined and elegant.

Seeing so many familiar names made me really happy, like seeing old friends or reuniting with longtime acquaintances. May the bright moon always shine upon us and may we live long and healthy lives.

Has anyone read this novel? Does it aim to restore the Han dynasty, or is it just about being a lackey of others?

The author has finally written a new work, and it's still a historical novel set in the Jin Dynasty. Does the author intend for the protagonist to usurp the Jin throne and restore the Han Dynasty?

There are very few books about the Jin Dynasty now, and even those that do mostly end badly. I hope the author's new book will be successful.

Every nation has good people and bad people; distinguish between friends and enemies.

Unfortunately, the data remains poor after all this time. If it weren't for nostalgia, I probably would have given up long ago. It's a loss for Qidian that they can't seem to find good books.

Although few people write about the Jin Dynasty, it doesn't matter, as long as it's historical fiction. I'm not picky about the dynasty. Also, this time it's a single transmigration, while "Burial of the Yuan" and "The Righteous Path to the Ming" were both dual transmigrations, so I'm a little unaccustomed to it at first. But it doesn't matter. I couldn't handle dual transmigrations before, but now that it's a single transmigration, maybe I can introduce more female leads? 🙂

I went to the "Novel Anecdotes" section and gave it a thumbs up, hoping to give the author some exposure.

Please be gentle with your criticism of bad work.