All Those Years When I Was Emperor

As expected, it has nothing to do with the relationship between first person and third person. Well-written stories are the key. The writing is very layered and immersive. I still wish it was divided into more paragraphs. It's a bit long and makes me feel dizzy.

It is rare to come across a good book, especially in this era where the third person dominates. It has been a long time since I have seen a novel that dares to be written in the first person and has wonderful content. I hope the author will work hard and create miracles. I will vote for it and recommend it in the four novel groups. I hope the author will update more frequently.

One is the person of the protagonist. I think the biggest advantage of most authors not using the first person is that the author puts himself and the reader in the same perspective of "bystanders", and allows the reader to have a psychological buffer and tolerance when inevitable flaws in the story appear. Second, I can feel that the author is very careful, especially in maintaining the ancient charm without adding to it. This is especially rare. As the saying goes, "the most important thing of the country is to sacrifice to the Rong", it can be said that "sacrifice" has gradually faded into a kind of "ritual" after the pre-Qin Dynasty, but "sacrifice" still precedes "ritual", which shows its importance. The expression of "ritual" in the article can be said to be flawed. The most obvious part is the part about "entering the bridal chamber" on the prince's wedding night, followed by the prince's first private meeting with Lao Hu when he first entered the Prime Minister's Mansion. Third, employ people. The North Gate guard (... Is he Li Xin, right?) Is difficult to use, at least according to the author's description, because of loyalty and confidentiality! Similarly, no matter how incognito the prince is, he will still be in the eyes of interested people. It can be said that he has already lost 50% of the money as soon as they met. The second is his attitude towards the prince. Su is the most likely and easiest help to get, instead of staying alone in an empty room on the wedding night... That's all for the time being.