A life simulator descended from the heavens, letting emperors from every dynasty experience the lives of the people under their rule.
Experience life, understand life, change life: that's what the simulator says.
The First Emperor of Great Qin became its first user.
The scripts recommended to Emperor Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, were: convicts at Mount Li, laborers on the Great Wall, and Qin soldiers sent to conquer Yue.
Qin Shi Huang: ...I think it's targeting me.
Simulator: It can grant immortality.
Qin Shi Huang: Then give me more. Bring more people along for the next run. I want to invite the wisest emperor of Great Qin after me.
Hey, hey, hey! Qin Er Shi, Ying Huhai, is here!
Ying Zheng, who's just won himself a one-day tour of Dazexiang: ???
PS: Emperors from other dynasties will appear later, so this is really an ensemble story, though Qin Shi Huang will get plenty of screen time in the early chapters.
At least what I wrote on Tomato is acceptable.
So far, it seems pretty good. It's not bad among Tomato's other historical novels. It's just that the pace seems a bit too fast and the character's personality is not better highlighted. Also, I think it can focus on describing the characters played in the simulation.
It's not a cookie-cutter piece of writing, it's refreshing.
It's very well written. I don't see any poisonous points here. If you keep it up, it will definitely become popular.
Marvelous! Author, you are my god!
It doesn't flatter anyone too much, the language is plain, but it lacks the interest of plot conflict.
Very well written, keep it up