Qingdi

If the Warring States Period is the most profound book of the leader's spiritual energy, then Humanity is the culmination of the leader's rational thinking, and Qingdi is the pinnacle of the flow of luck that he fiddled with after becoming a demon. I can't stand the harem love mode in the later stages, but the middle and early stages are still quite exciting.

Someone once described the leader's books: The leader's books are like playing Hearts of Iron. The protagonists in his works are like robots, moving forward desperately for a goal, and they are too rational to be human. But Ye Qing in Qing Emperor has made great progress. The leader knows how to add a bit of humanity to the protagonist, and the heroines are also very touching in their descriptions. As for farming, the leader has his own way of doing it and it is very successful. Moreover, the power system is consistent and has not collapsed even after millions of words. This shows the leader's skill.

The work of the leader, the main character's journey to otherworldly immortality, has been completed. The plot is quite exciting. The setting of the power system still maintains the theory of the relationship between luck and immortality, but there are many poisonous points, so don't read it if you don't like it.

This masterpiece describing the struggle between humanity and immortality was lost in the later stages of filling in the gaps. Judging from the second half, the plot is more obscure than the leader's previous works, Yi Ding and Datang. PS: Most of the protagonists of the leader are ambitious, calm to the point of being cold, decisive in killing, and most of them are reborn with omniscience. In short, they are inhuman╮(‵▽′)╭.