Wei Boyabing: What Is the Emperor?

Opening this post is a formal meeting with everyone. This book is about the troubled times of the Five Dynasties. The protagonist Chen Xuan traveled through time and became a seventeen-year-old tooth soldier in Weizhou. This is an era where warriors can depose military governors and soldiers can succeed their father after their father dies. They were soldiers yesterday and may be sitting on the throne tomorrow. What I want to write is not only the story of a small soldier who climbed up the ranks by virtue of his military exploits, but also why Wei Boya soldiers can be arrogant for two hundred years, and why Jiedushi was changed one term after another, but in the end no one really solved this problem. Chen Xuan's initial thought was very simple: survive first, and then climb up. But when he really has soldiers, power, and the opportunity to change the situation, what he faces is not just his own life, but the direction of Yanyun, Bianliang, and the entire troubled world. A new book written by a newcomer must still have many shortcomings. If you have any opinions about the plot, characters, and historical details, you can leave a message here and I will read it carefully. Thank you to every book lover who clicked in.

First of all, I am a fan of the works of Xifengjing and Lonely Mike 😜. The author's writing style and rhythm seem to be good so far, but to be honest, the attraction is not very obvious yet. I clicked on it because I wanted to see the protagonist Wei Boyabing from the perspective of a special group. What did he see and what would he do? How did he hope to reverse this abnormal world? From the current point of view, although as a minor character, he already has a lot of good qualities, he still feels that he is not charismatic enough, or there are no plot highlights that I particularly like. Especially after the title was changed, it became even worse. It was completely unclear and homogeneous. Especially the new author could not give me a clearer expectation or attraction anchor. Rely on beautiful women and emotional drama? Detailed research evidence? Sense of immersion? Make great achievements or even go on an overseas expedition? Personally, I am disgusted by the restraint and oppression of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, or I am dissatisfied with most of the extractive systems. Although we do not expect to be able to escape from the environmental constitutional monarchy, we still look forward to a better era, an era that is more progressive, open, and inclusive. I don't expect the author to cooperate with my point of view, but perhaps there is one thing that everyone likes to see: how a person who was different from that era changed that era, and how was he changed by that era. I wish the author success and further success!

What is the emperor? I'm a loser, even a cook can kill me.