The Great Emperors' Forbidden Zone: After My Master Died, I Went Mad

The following are personal opinions 1. The writing style is considered to be excellent among the books I have read. 2. The plot is exciting, with many foreshadowings and many details that need to be looked at carefully. 3. The plot is a bit mind-numbing, so people like me can just read the reasoning of experts in the comment section 😏 4. The main plot only really progresses when it ends in one volume, so you need to be patient. Ps: It is recommended not to jump to watch

Well written. But how can I put it, it feels like the stories in the brain-burning movie I watched in high school, and then used a thin main line to connect these imaginative stories into a novel. Much higher than the average tomato

Invincible, holy shit, I didn't understand much about the first part, but when I slowly read the second part, I became a god directly and had a brain. You would never guess what the protagonist is going to do next. It's not a pretense.

This book broke my stereotypes about the plots of some novels. People in the same family have a harmonious relationship but can plot against each other. The subject matter is also very new to me. In this book, time-travelers are no longer rare and noble. The author profoundly imprints the various problems brought about by time-travelers into my mind as a reader. The article's description of the protagonist's wisdom also made me feel comfortable. Instead of the protagonist in other books doing something that the reader can't understand at first, and then adding explanations after the incident is over, he laid foreshadowings one by one in the writing, and finally all the foreshadowings were wrapped up and well-founded. (Written casually, the author will update it quickly!) 👍👍👍

Yes, it may be a bit messy in the early stages, but if it can survive until the end of the thread, it will already be a masterpiece. I hope this book will open high and not end halfway, then this book will definitely be ranked in the top five on Tomato. I still say the same thing. The author wanted to dig a hole in the early stage and promote the story line that there are a large number of time travelers in this world, but the timeline was not handled well. It resulted in a bit of chaos, but it came full circle later, and even played a very important part in the early story, about the layout of the protagonist's master. I'm thinking that if you look carefully, it's not particularly messy. From more than 70 chapters onwards, it is considered to be the official entry into the main plot, that is, Shenxiu's side. The story I want to tell is also obvious, and the story line has really begun. Why do so many readers start giving negative reviews without seeing the end? Although the front is messy, it's pretty good. The author's writing is good. In summary, Tomato Masterpiece, okay. It was messy in the early days, but now the author may have found a groove, and the more he writes, the better he gets. The depiction of the protagonist's personality and other characters can only be said to be very good. It won't be like some stories where the protagonist has a high IQ, but suddenly becomes brain-dead. This book has a first-rate plot, a second-rate setting, and first-rate writing. I still highly recommend it. The author should change the title of the book, it's too late

This is not a book I should have seen on Tomato. It's wonderful, the novel has a very clear context, and the foreshadowing is recycled, which makes people feel amazing. It should be regarded as a battle of wits novel, with all the members having super high IQs, to the point of crushing the readers. The protagonist is witty and almost demonic, and has a conscience, but not much. The master and apprentice of the gravekeeper are all lunatics, and the world is their chessboard.

In the first volume, I didn't think there was anything awesome about the protagonist, it was just quite scary and eerie, but the second volume really surprised me. Since then, I have become more and more addicted. But be sure to read carefully when reading, there are really many details! The biggest highlight is that you don't know why when reading. It feels a bit like reading an argumentative essay, which makes you unable to stop. It's simply The Riddler. But at least it reads smoothly, but there are too many foreshadowings. Especially when you think the protagonist has lost, a sudden twist comes to you. It's really cool to watch, and it smells like great love! The protagonist's IQ is really high, mainly due to his strong logical reasoning ability and rich knowledge. Overall, I think the rating of 9.3 Is a bit low. It may be because the author doesn't update so quickly, so some readers give it a low rating. I understand, but it's really frustrating. But luckily I saved a lot 👍

It's wonderful. It's the best book I've read recently. I really don't want to brag. The author's imagination and foreshadowing are more explosive than the last one. It is recommended not to read it with your brain in mind (here it means that it is best not to obsess over exploring the author's foreshadowing, as the content of the article implies) otherwise you will be whetted and your whole body will feel uncomfortable if you don't read it for a day.

The author is still the same as before. The writing is super exciting. I love reading this book and the unfinished previous one 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Support support support support support support support I will catch up with this one and I am also waiting for your update 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 🥺 [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] Will I be able to see the next version of Little Princess in my lifetime? Or I watched it in high school and I can't forget it [I'm almost crying]

To sum up in one sentence: this is a story about wits and calculations cloaked in fantasy. It is not suitable for readers who only like to read fantasy novels (it is recommended that such readers not read it, as it will be very awkward). It is suitable for readers who like reasoning and dig out foreshadowing clues to deduce the story. The author gradually unravels the mystery of immortality spanning tens of thousands of years through the small plots of each volume. Each volume is a very exquisite short fantasy reasoning essay. The narrative style is very similar to the "Fang Cun Kill" and "Sword Star" that I have read in the early years. The overall flow is natural and logical, and there are no serious plot bugs. However, after personal reading, in the past two volumes, the overall story narrative is a bit slow. The early foreshadowings are revealed one after another, but only one or two foreshadowings are revealed in the middle of the story. Most of them are revealed at one time at the climax of the ending. Although this improves the reversal of the story, it will be boring to read in the early and middle stages. It is recommended to fill in the holes in the first half of the story, or compress part of the text in the early and middle stages to streamline the plot.