Making History by Hand: I Am the Greatest Emperor of All Time

Although it's a wish-fulfillment story, and a bit simplistic, Zhu Di really had a blast.

Not bad, not bad, this work has room for development.

I skimmed through it, and it felt like the author's "Golden List" wasn't written for people throughout history, but rather directly for the reader, which sometimes felt jarring. The descriptions were also far too detailed, to the point of being uninteresting. People are so impatient when reading novels, how can they possibly have the patience to read biographies?

Not bad, you can check it out. The earlier parts were alright, but when it came to Liu Xiu, well, there were people who knew about Liu Xiu's experiences, and the author wrote it in such detail. Aren't you just pushing those of us who know about Liu Xiu away?

One question: Was it possible for Wu Sangui to leave when he was stationed at Shanhaiguan in the early stages of his reign? What does the official history say about it? Was he primarily responsible? This part about Chen Yuanyuan really toxicated me; it was awkward, illogical, and forced.

🧐Blindly believing everything in books is worse than having no books at all. That's true, you can believe in interpretations. [Think about it carefully.] There's really no need to write about Daji and Di Xin; why bring up the drama? Which little brat are you trying to mislead?

Wow, you're really ruthless! I was so excited when I saw Liu Xiu leave. You have no idea how I got through that period; I almost reached the point where I would give way to Liu Xiu whenever I saw him. (Note: "Make way" means skipping the chapter directly.) Just between you and me, could you please add more chapters since I'm suffering so much?

Keep it up, I'm waiting for you to release Liu Bei!

The writing is excellent, and it has a solid historical foundation, much better than most mindless books. I really like it and have started following the author. 👍👍👍 Actually, I like Qin Shi Huang the most, but in the books by Tomato (the author's pen name), it's either a time-traveling womanizer who becomes Qin Shi Huang's son, pretending to be a playboy while secretly looking down on him, and…

The earlier sections on the beauty rankings weren't as well-written as the later ones. I think the most engaging parts of the book are the later battles between dynasties and some side stories, which I haven't finished yet, but I feel the author hasn't written enough.