As a Powerful Minister in Great Yan, Who Dares to Disobey Me?

The world view is too big, and reading this thing is quite brain-intensive. But if you read it according to what he wrote, just put your mind aside and just look at things. The basic settings will not be wrong. Recommended

It meets my requirements for historical fiction. The writing is strong, but it has one shortcoming. There are too few characterizations and descriptions. It should be more about outstanding characters, but overall it is good.

The great turmoil is rising, and the emperors, queens, generals and prime ministers all have their own strengths. The plots are intertwined, the confrontation between the camps is full of tension, and the writing is rich and informative, but there are still flaws, and it is too slow.

The chess game in the court is thrilling at every step, and the relationships between the characters are complicated but the context is clear. The narrative is calm and powerful, the intrigues and battles of wits are gripping, and the relationship between the characters is so confusing that I need to sort it out by myself, which is a bit laborious.