For Fang Zheng, the emperor career was indeed something he was doing for the first time—it's kind of a given, considering most people wouldn't have the capability to be emperor twice.
And as for Fang Zheng, well... being emperor is really not a job for a human.
Too many things to handle!
In terms of policy, Fang Zheng drew from some things he remembered from the future and made improvements based on his own ideas. For example, the civil service exam system, which was a crucial mechanism to break the aristocratic monopoly, was something Fang Zheng certainly wouldn't overlook. But unlike the ancient system, Fang Zheng specially divided it into two categories: literature and science.
