I Am a Puppet Emperor

To be honest, I also had some complaints when I first read "Brick Road," and I wanted to leave a comment but then I gave up on the book. However, when I got to the book review section, I found that others had already complained about it, and the author himself had already made up for it in the comments.

Because he's the male protagonist, he can happily survive in the center of power and politics by being naive, innocent, and unrealistic in his words and actions! Normally, given the background at the time, such a major upheaval that crossed and defied class boundaries should have been dealt with by the privileged class long ago!

It doesn't make any sense. He abolished slavery. He was fighting against the entire power structure.

Can I swear if I end this abruptly?

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Such a good novel, yet Qidian doesn't give it any recommendations or support, instead constantly recommending novels riddled with flaws... This is one of the few novels I'm currently interested in following. It reads very smoothly, without the abrupt transitions that some other novels have. Keep up the good work, author!

Look at the fate of Wang Mang when he carried out these reforms in feudal society. Wang Mang's New Policies (1) "Rename all the land under heaven to Wang Tian" and private individuals were not allowed to buy or sell it. He used the method of restoring the well-field system to solve the land problem.

I just want to ask, author, are you still writing books? Your book is so good.

I like Yang Ji'er, but it's a pity she's destined not to be the female lead.

You're saying a family's land distribution should be about a few acres per person, maybe three acres per person? In ancient times, families with three wives and four concubines would have a bunch of children, and the land would eventually be divided up. What would happen to those who didn't get their share?