The People and Events I Encountered Through the Years of Transmigration

This is heartbreaking, author! The more I read, the more heartbroken I became. How could you write so poignantly?! It's like you've experienced it yourself, so incredibly moving! 😭😭😭 This is a super good book, highly recommended. 😄

People and events from those years When Qin Shi Huang was assassinated, the Chinese hero was very honest and kind. The mortal enemies of the Three Kingdoms eventually became brothers, and their names were never forgotten. The dance of Zhaorong has yet to be seen; tears have flowed until my heart is filled with despair.

Well, the beginning was very enjoyable and fun, but I don't want to talk about the ending. So many people left, it was quite heartbreaking, especially the last part. I'll give it five stars, and I really hope for a sequel.

This is my first book review. This book has already developed its own style; it's funny when it needs to be funny, heart-wrenching when it needs to be heart-wrenching, and exciting when it needs to be exciting. It's a good book. Ying Zheng, Meng Tian, ​​Huo Qubing, Wan'er, Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Huang Xiaowei... It was really painful to read to the end, watching them leave you one by one. This feeling is indescribable.

Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty, swept across the six kingdoms and unified the world. General Meng Tian fought across all directions and was invincible throughout his life. Cao Mengde, a powerful and ruthless leader, used violence to control violence, and his reputation has stood out throughout history.

"The First Emperor of Qin swept across the six kingdoms and unified the world." "General Meng Tian fought across the land, and was invincible throughout his life." "Cao Mengde, a powerful and ruthless leader, used violence to control violence, and stood out from the crowd throughout history." "Emperor Zhaolie Liu Xuande was the most benevolent ruler in the world." "

A humorous beginning, a tragic ending. It gives the illusion that the ending shouldn't be like this, but upon closer reflection, the ending is exactly as it should be—unexpected yet perfectly logical. This is far more profound than any other time-travel novel I've ever read.

All things come to an end; nothing lasts forever. They met despite being separated by thousands of years, yet the happy days they shared lasted only a short ten years. An unchangeable destiny and bond, a chosen one selected by the previous Heavenly Dao. The infatuated lover's dance in flowing robes, the final move in a game of chess.

Well, how should I put it? Initially, I wasn't interested because I felt the character's persona was shattered. Ah, after all, it's hard to accept when a hero's image is suddenly overturned. So I happily skipped through it, jumping straight to around the hundredth page… (omitting a few hundred words). And then I loved it! It's incredibly beautiful!

I was enjoying the beginning. I thought many people would be waiting for the protagonist to save them, but after Huo Qubing, there was no one left. The ending was incredibly heart-wrenching; everyone was gone. I was so angry after finishing it that I smashed my phone. It's a great book, five stars, and I hope there's a sequel.