I, the Emperor

Good job, author! Keep it up! You could add a bit more detail.

The author wrote very well, and the content was excellent, especially the later chapters, which I was completely engrossed in. The only downside was that the names were often misspelled, but that wasn't too bad. Also, it ended too quickly; I didn't get enough! I was left wanting more.

Why doesn't anyone read this book?

It's a great book with excellent writing. Although the rating is low, it's definitely a good book. The plot is intricately woven and full of twists and turns, keeping you completely engrossed. I can't stress this enough!

It's a bit idealistic, but the author expresses it very well in how to write a historical novel set in an alternate history. It's a very good novel, worth reading, and worth recommending.

Absolutely amazing! I was captivated after just five chapters. The feeling of witnessing the exhilarating grandeur of a great nation is indescribable. The author's writing is also superb; the elegance and magnificence of the classical Chinese prose are evident between the lines, as if I've stepped into the story and taken in the breathtaking vistas of the soaring eaves. No matter what happens next or how it ends, I'm going to keep reading!

It's basically a light read, good for killing time. There's not much sophisticated business acumen or political intrigue, and a lot of the content seems to have been seen in other novels, so it's probably pieced together from different sources.

In the few books about emperors I've read, they all seem to have a female nemesis as their rival.

Why is nobody watching? I think it's okay. I've read over 100 chapters, why are so few people reading this novel?

It's quite remarkable; I think it's one of the very few books by Tomato that's worth reading.