The Glory of the Empire

Upon seeing the Confucius Temple worship ceremony, I promptly abandoned the book.

I've read several chapters and found many errors. Chang Yuchun wasn't poor; he was a local powerful figure, a true landowner. Also, Hefei didn't exist at that time; it should have been called Hezhou. Li Xixi and Fu Youde were friends who had joined the Red Turban Army together in Dangshan before joining the Xuzhou Army. These are the errors I've found so far after reading five chapters.

The synopsis is such a mess, I don't even want to read the book.

Seeing the modern military system basically means you can give up.

The author is truly a fickle character. On one hand, he shouts for the expulsion of the Tartars and the restoration of China. On the other hand, he treats the Tartars kindly, allowing them to live and work in peace in the Central Plains. Can a century-old feud be so easily resolved? If you repay evil with kindness, how will you ever be repaid? An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

There's a novel on Qidian.com called "The Hegemon of the Late Yuan Dynasty," with the same protagonist's name and plot as this book. Who copied whom?

What are you thinking if you don't develop the railway?

Before being awarded the title, it was a miraculous herb; later, it gradually turned into fodder and became poisonous.