My Neighbor Is the Emperor

I'm almost finished reading it, so I can't help but give it a review first, and let me start with the conclusion: This is a good book worthy of 9 or more points, and Qimao's rating system is terrible. The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was one of the most chaotic and darkest periods in Chinese history, but even so, there was light in this period, which was the later Zhou Dynasty when Guo Wei and Chai Rong, the righteous father and son, ruled. Chai Rong had great ambitions and perseverance, but it was a pity that he died young and failed to unify China. Chai Rong died, which can even be ranked as one of the top ten regrets in Chinese history. The author fictionalized the character Ye Hua, who helped Guo Weichai Rong defeat the Khitan, destroy Shatuo and take over the Southern Tang Dynasty... Step by step to end the situation of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in which the Caotou King was in power. With the power of a great victory, he forced the farmers to share the land and share the grain with the government and gentry. Under the conditions at the time and within his ability, he tried to achieve as much fairness as possible and laid the foundation for breaking the vicious cycle of chaos. The author has rich historical knowledge and has his own thinking and unique understanding of historical events and the various political meanings behind them. It can be seen that the author has put in a lot of hard work in the process of writing the book. All in all, this is a good book and well worth reading.

The protagonist is smart, has no great wisdom, and has no overall perspective.