A man's epic

Rating: 9/10 (21 April 2020)

In his childhood, Puyi wanted to be a happy child, but people forced him to sit on the throne. When he was young, he wanted to be a real emperor, but he was told that he was just a symbol. When he was young, he wanted to create a country, but he became a national sinner. After middle age, he thought he was a criminal, but he was given the status of a civilian. Over and over again, he was teased by fate. The life course of Bo Yi, what he experienced, is even more legendary and turbulent than the protagonist of the novel.
"Stop, you are not allowed stand here" the little boy runs here, "I was the emperor of the China" Puyi is relieved, smiles and gets on the Dragon chair, proves to the little boy the evidence once - finds out the little secret hiding him and the Empire for decades. He was free with the cricket