I Started Working in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period

There's a common misconception: Devil Fruits aren't actually afraid of seawater; they seem to be afraid of Seastone.

This is alright. The biggest problem for me is the abundance of Japanese elements, but I haven't read this type of novel in a long time, so it's still readable. I've only read about 20 chapters so far, and it seems pretty good. However, the scope is too broad; I don't think this novel will survive past chapter 150. I'll give it five stars to encourage the author to try and finish it, although that's unlikely. You can watch the beginning, but skip the rest.

I'm thirty-three years old this year, and I've been in this line of work for over ten years. Due to the nature of my job, going to the police station has become commonplace. My family looks down on me, my relatives are estranged from me, and even when I have an accident on the road, no one helps me.

It's quite good. I hope the author updates more often and makes the data more accurate. There are some discrepancies in the data in the book. For example, it initially says a person has a one-year lifespan, but later it says there's a ten-month lifespan after six months. Some of the earlier data structures were also incorrect.

Old Deng, please write faster! The updates are too slow. Overall, it's very good. The early version uses a Japanese anime system. As for the later parts, we'll see. Chinese mythology or cultivation systems have too outrageous power levels, so the power scaling might be a bit inconsistent, hence the lack of use.

Who cares about all that, just enjoy yourself.

Actually, it's not too bad. After all, once the worldview is expanded, it does become more complicated to manage. There are too many things to pay attention to, and we have to consider the development of various aspects to see if it's reasonable, since time is always flowing.

Wow, the protagonist's abilities actually have a flaw compared to Devil Fruits? 🤦

Objectively speaking, it is a very good book. Maybe the plot requires it, which is different from the history of Qin. For example, Ying Zheng's eldest son should be only five or six years old in this era. But the plot was very smooth, so I didn't care about the details. The second thing is that the protagonist gains abilities instead of eating Devil Fruit.

A great book whose title doesn't do it justice; the content is substantial and the world-building is complete.