I Transmigrated to Another World and Built the Great Tang Empire

The subject matter is truly novel; it's not one of those stories where a good-for-nothing becomes a genius burdened with hatred and responsibility. Instead, it focuses on the protagonist's growth as an ordinary person, constantly changing him. And the protagonist even writes about romantic relationships—the details are amazing! I never expected your writing to be so intense. The scenes between the protagonist and the mentor are so embarrassing!

It's fun to make things difficult for yourself. You hand over all your military strategies to someone else, thinking that conquering the world will be too easy. You feel that too few of your soldiers have died. A benevolent emperor's benevolence towards his enemies.

The subject matter is good, but the writing style needs improvement, as does the character development.

It's beautiful and very interesting.

The protagonist, initially a kind-hearted boy who helps villagers, transforms into a king after witnessing the misery of slaves and the pitiful fate of petty bandits. It's a very good story.

The subject matter is good, but the writing style needs improvement. I hope the later plot will be more exciting. Five stars for the author!

The protagonist is kind but not a saint, and his mentality is constantly growing and changing. However, what is more impressive is the protagonist's imagination, which is able to blend Eastern and Western fantasy.

It looks pretty good. But after watching for a while, I still don't understand how the combat strength is differentiated.

What kind of ending is this?

Not bad, but his strength is still a bit lacking. He should become emperor as soon as possible.