Unclear

Whatever he writes, the whole article is his own understanding. He doesn't care about the history or the characters. He just writes based on his own opinions. But the author still seems to know the history and the customs and habits of the time very well.

I quit when I saw Chapter 4 and used conclusions to deduce the results. The whole process was based on guesswork.

Just a personal opinion, I don't like to bother shifting it. First of all, I would like to apologize to the author. I switched from watching pirated copies to becoming an adult member. But the reason why this decision was made was that Hong rats accounted for at least half of them. The author insists on his own works and concepts and will not change the outline randomly due to too much external interference. Thank you! Many excellent works have become completely different due to some miscellaneous external forces. This book is a series. If you don't start reading from "Rebirth and Into the Dream", it will be difficult to feel the author's intention and the charm of the protagonist. Although choosing randomly does not affect reading, it really lacks a lot of flavor. Because the protagonist has experienced and remembered 8 different lives since his first rebirth to this book, from an ordinary petty bourgeoisie to an adult. There are long and short, high and low, gains and losses, joys and sorrows, and transformations are reflected in every life. By the time of this book, the protagonist is already hundreds of years old and has experienced too many joys and sorrows. As the author writes in this book, Hong Mouse has begun to feel indifference and alienation to everything, and has almost reached the minimum standard for newcomers to enter the world of immortality. Could it be that Hong Mouse is planning to cause trouble to the world of immortality next time? Generally speaking, there is a big gap between Hong Shu's character and what I like, especially the ruffianism and ruthlessness that pop up from time to time, as well as too many compromises in life. But I still like him very much, and I never deny that Hong Mouse is a qualified adult, and he can be used as one of the templates for a qualified adult. So I personally think that what the author writes is a qualified adult fairy tale. People are human after all, especially (normal) adults who have lived for many years and experienced too many things are basically similar to Hong Mouse. There are exceptions, but they are experts. I avoid them, fear them, and guard against them. The author's 8 works range from cities to history, etc. The descriptions and entry points are very practical, there is nothing superfluous, and it is natural to think wildly. The logic is self-consistent, there are not many bugs and intellectual behavior, and the human nature is really well written. I personally agree with most of its concepts and persistence. Even if I don't like the subject matter of a certain book, I will read it carefully. Thank you again for the author's persistence. Thank you for your hard work!

I can't read this book at all. I don't know what he wanted to express. He said a lot of personal stuff.

Seeing that you want to kill the emperor but you are caught and then kill the whole family, there is no need to look at it. This fucking person is killing the emperor, and he is also a unified emperor. If you don't unite tens of thousands of people to kill, you will be unworthy of the emperor's position. Kill until they are afraid and will not dare to oppose you. If you kill the official, you can still get money and food in one fell swoop.

Every time I see this cover, I don't have the courage to click on it. I always feel that the cover is Korean. Looking through the comment section, there are too many Shennong scolding the author for his distorted view of history.

It's a rubbish book. It's filled with private goods and still can't convince people.

I still don't know who the author is. It turns out that this is a series. I don't know if it's good or not. I'll give it a try first. If it's good, I'll try a series. (I haven't read the post yet)

Haha, in everyone's eyes, the so-called heroes are only the top nobles, not the middle and low-level officers. .

It's not the end of the road. Sooner or later, I will be the emperor. All I have to do is avoid being poisoned. What else can a prince plan? He can be ruined by you casually.