Yuan Mo: I Am the Real Emperor

When a review of a new book is deleted, doesn't the author explain it? Let's talk about the bedrock background. I mentioned that there is no such major as mechanical engineering, assuming that the protagonist majors in mechanical engineering. However, the first year of mechanical majors only has metalworking internships as practical exercises, and undergraduate education is theoretical study. Ordinary students have no chance to come into contact with the handicraft workshop industry cited by the author, and they will not learn well! After studying, you can further your education or find a job. The postgraduate cross-examination of aerospace is really abstract. It seems that the author writes this because it is more abstract in the material direction. There are still many poisonous points. The author doesn't understand that he should write less or even not at all. Writing these things would be regarded as a waste of word count. Does anyone really like to read the contents of Baidu Encyclopedia without hesitation? It is recommended to focus on specific directions such as historical and cultural studies, language and living habits, etc. (I have taken a screenshot. If I delete it and repost it, I can ban it)

The writing feels a bit secondary. It is unrealistic for a time traveler to go back to ancient times and rely on the development of technology to conquer the world, because every invention cannot be realized immediately. Even if you are given blueprints for manufacturing methods, it will take time to slowly explore. For this point, I suggest the author to read "Floating Life in the Late Tang Dynasty"

After reading about ten chapters, I took a bunch of poisons and took them. In the beginning, the college student Chuang Yue killed the officer with one blow with a stick. How many dishes did he drink like this? Can college students time travel so hard? Can you kill someone casually? If you dare to die, how many college students can kill people just after arriving? Later, I wrote about traveling by car, explaining various things to people, using modern military systems, and a group of peasants who couldn't survive had to train every day. It was just a broken place with no oil and water. Thousands of people trained better than elite soldiers. A lot of people complained and still didn't change. You really think everyone is a fool. Historical novels are not something you can just fool.

I felt a little dizzy when I read it. At first, it was acceptable to add an identity to myself after saying that I was Gongshu Luban, but later on, it was a bit too much to attribute all the knowledge and theories that transcended the times to Gongshu Luban. He even compiled a series of books, which made me a little speechless. Didn't the protagonist consider the consequences of releasing so many ideas and technologies at the end of the Yuan Dynasty? In the end, is the country the protagonist conquers a feudal country or a democratic country? How long can even a feudal country last? Is it possible that the protagonist is really a saint who only wants to liberate the Chinese people and has not considered how long his descendants can sit on the throne? Have you never considered how miserable it would be for your descendants to be kicked off the throne? There is also war. The theory before the war can basically account for 90% of the entire article. Various arrangements, various preparations, even as detailed as a gate or a bridge before the battle. All can carry out military enumeration before the formation one by one. When it comes to fighting in the end, it's just a matter of brushstrokes. No more than 10% of the entire article, not even that. Moreover, the protagonist's surname was Lu at the beginning, and he made up the identity of Gongsun Luban to deceive others. In the end, he changed all his descendants to have the surname Gongshu. Even myself was deceived. I don't know how the protagonist's parents in the previous life would feel if they knew that their grandson's surname was Gongshu, and he no longer even had the surname Lu. How should I put it, this novel gave me the impression that it is like tasteless food, and it is a pity to discard it.

Telescopes and watches are all acceptable, flashlights are barely acceptable, and cars are here, so it's nothing.

Join the team right from the start, and make great contributions without even gaining any reputation. Do you know what these leaders with thousands of people across from them are like? Do you know what the other person is thinking? Pig brain

Nine out of ten historical books all criticize Confucianism and Zhu Xi, but they don't even understand what Confucianism is and Zhu Xi's philosophy. They just read other novels on the Internet and follow other people's opinions and think they have seen the true history. They think that the Confucian Zhu Xi is all bad, but they rarely criticize the emperor. Maybe most authors have a problem in their hearts. Every theory has certain dregs, but it is not all dregs.

It is recommended to be detailed and appropriate. Don't have a lot of conversations and analysis that no one will read or understand.

I'm speechless, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, you made guns, cannons, grenades, and cars all effortless. I read ancient hegemony writings, not modern anti-war writings. The further back I read, the more poisonous it becomes. Now that I write about modern times, even a rating of 8.1 Is considered high.

Time travel: When I was an emperor in ancient times, I only had one wife.