I Want to Be Emperor

Who was Liu De or Liu Che when he was granted the title of crown prince? The names are all mixed up, what else should I write? After becoming the prince, Liu De became Liu Che. What did you write?

A good subject, but there is too much nonsense, he is smart while others are fools, he is thinking about various reforms before he has fully mastered the one-third of an acre of his family's land, and don't you know that war is always very time-consuming? They sent troops from Chang'an at every turn and finished the battle quickly. The further back you go, the uglier it gets.

It feels really rubbish. Whichever era you travel through, you choose that era. Every picture has to be related to that matter from the era you traveled through to the present day. Since the author is writing about which dynasty, you should base it on which dynasty. Hey, it is the Han Dynasty, and it is modern thought, and it is the thought of the Sui Dynasty, the thought of the Tang Dynasty, or whatever. Nonsense, a series of articles, how do you ask readers to read them?

Nice

Very good, the plot is exciting, and I also learned about the history.

Let me summarize first: I don't recommend watching it. Reason: 1. The writing style is not good, and the wording is not rigorous. I often see modern insulting words and the like. 2. He is a serious private person and likes to talk about American imperialism and sticks at all times. This book, Heavenly Dynasty, speaks like an angry young man. 3. The plot is heavily watered down, and I especially like to reminisce, either about the past life or the future life. The protagonist is still talking about Piggy after he takes over. I am here to watch the plot of the protagonist, not to watch you do your memoirs. 4. The plot is confusing. The author has always wanted to run multiple threads in parallel. However, one thing is not done well or he starts the next thing from the beginning, and then describes it in a hurry, and the thing becomes a hammer here and there.