Chen Sheng's Life Deduction
by Green Cliff Looking At The Sky
About This Novel
In my life, I trapped the Holy Emperor, defeated the First Emperor, subdued the Overlord, suppressed the King of Han, and suppressed the Immortal. In the past thirty years, he defeated all the heroes in the world, used Mount Tai to suppress the North Sea, suppressed the nine heavens at the top, and moved the underworld below. Just to step onto my ideal throne. My name is Chen Sheng, and I am a bitch.
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Official(6)Scraped 22d ago
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I stopped when I reached Chapter 27. The author made the protagonist too mediocre. Although there is a simulator, his IQ is worrying. He is really mediocre. The first two simulations were already bombshells. Why is he still so innocent? Everyone around you is someone who needs to be suspected, and then go to seek verification to find the answer. And the eldest brother is already the clan leader. Is it possible to force him to return to the clan? It's okay to save your life, but it's really unwise after the third simulation. Since you are being watched in the secret room, if you don't stabilize and forbear and quickly improve your cultivation, why are you still jumping sideways repeatedly? You actually use the roster. I really don't understand here. If I were your enemy and you used the roster, do you think you would still have a chance to use it? Your three life simulations have told us readers that the big guys are playing chess, and you are just a chess piece, not a chess player. Please add up the protagonist's IQ, or don't write about shadows monitoring you, or eyes in the sky observing. The protagonist is just a puppet. Everyone knows what you are doing, so how can you play? It's useless to have a simulator, unless you become invincible in the world in one go. I can understand the chess player looking at the chess pieces. What I can't understand the most is why the life in the simulation allows you to live so long and become the hidden king, and then die in the end. Furthermore, your father did not appear until you died, so there is no such thing as being alive. Why do you doubt that your father is not dead? In Chapter 27, I only saw frivolity, arrogance, lack of composure, and a teenage mentality. I couldn't see the showdown between strategizing and IQ. Come on! Although I don't like it, it's still worth reading. This book is very innovative.
How should I put it, it's a simulation novel, and it's during the Qin Shihuang period, plus Gao Wu.
The author is courageous, but you have to understand that simulation means cool writing. After reading the first few pictures, I felt that it was missing something. Personally I feel unhappy.
Introduction
Go up to the nine heavens, go down to the netherworld, climb up
Tell me quickly, who is the "Holy Emperor" mentioned in the introduction? Emperor Yi Xiao Chu Huai Wang Xiong Xin? Probably so? Or is he not a historical figure, but a fiction?
Um!
There's too much nonsense, and the logic is still unclear.
The Warring States period is just a corner of Chinese history. If you write about Li Si and others so well, even the unknown people in history are so powerful, then Han Xin is so great and you don't write about it. Xiang Yu has superior military power. Even if he can't compare with them now, there is still no news.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(6)Scraped 22d ago
personal opinion
I stopped when I reached Chapter 27. The author made the protagonist too mediocre. Although there is a simulator, his IQ is worrying. He is really mediocre. The first two simulations were already bombshells. Why is he still so innocent? Everyone around you is someone who needs to be suspected, and then go to seek verification to find the answer. And the eldest brother is already the clan leader. Is it possible to force him to return to the clan? It's okay to save your life, but it's really unwise after the third simulation. Since you are being watched in the secret room, if you don't stabilize and forbear and quickly improve your cultivation, why are you still jumping sideways repeatedly? You actually use the roster. I really don't understand here. If I were your enemy and you used the roster, do you think you would still have a chance to use it? Your three life simulations have told us readers that the big guys are playing chess, and you are just a chess piece, not a chess player. Please add up the protagonist's IQ, or don't write about shadows monitoring you, or eyes in the sky observing. The protagonist is just a puppet. Everyone knows what you are doing, so how can you play? It's useless to have a simulator, unless you become invincible in the world in one go. I can understand the chess player looking at the chess pieces. What I can't understand the most is why the life in the simulation allows you to live so long and become the hidden king, and then die in the end. Furthermore, your father did not appear until you died, so there is no such thing as being alive. Why do you doubt that your father is not dead? In Chapter 27, I only saw frivolity, arrogance, lack of composure, and a teenage mentality. I couldn't see the showdown between strategizing and IQ. Come on! Although I don't like it, it's still worth reading. This book is very innovative.
How should I put it, it's a simulation novel, and it's during the Qin Shihuang period, plus Gao Wu.
The author is courageous, but you have to understand that simulation means cool writing. After reading the first few pictures, I felt that it was missing something. Personally I feel unhappy.
Introduction
Go up to the nine heavens, go down to the netherworld, climb up
Tell me quickly, who is the "Holy Emperor" mentioned in the introduction? Emperor Yi Xiao Chu Huai Wang Xiong Xin? Probably so? Or is he not a historical figure, but a fiction?
Um!
There's too much nonsense, and the logic is still unclear.
The Warring States period is just a corner of Chinese history. If you write about Li Si and others so well, even the unknown people in history are so powerful, then Han Xin is so great and you don't write about it. Xiang Yu has superior military power. Even if he can't compare with them now, there is still no news.
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