[Alternate history + invincible protagonist + behind-the-scenes mastermind + political intrigue + raising an empress]
(No immortal cultivation and no System. Please read with caution if that bothers you.)
Zhang Wulin transmigrates to an alternate historical era. After training under ten masters, he emerges into the world invincible.
The moment he steps outside, the land is divided among rival warlords and the realm is in turmoil.
But with his official career going nowhere, he can only take to the hills and become a bandit king.
As time goes by, however, his bandit business starts to veer further and further off course.
Empress of Jing: “Why do I feel like I’ve been living in his shadow all this time?”
Empress of Yan: “You might not believe me, but I go to his mountain stronghold all the time.”
Empress of Bian: “Don’t you dare talk nonsense. He’s our master!”
Empress of Liang: “Actually, he’s my master...”
Many years later, it’s still the thirtieth day of the year, and it’s still snowing.
The family is happily making dumplings together.
The Empress of Liang chops the filling, the Empress of Yan rolls out the wrappers, the tribal chief tends the fire, and the Empress of Jing puts the dumplings in the pot.
Only many years later do people realize that the center of power in this world isn’t the court of any kingdom, but a bandit stronghold in the mountains.
It's okay. The writing style is similar to what I wrote in high school. It's pretty average in Tomato. The core of the plot is good. It adds some breakthrough points to the ordinary plot settings. The protagonist's territory setting is novel but still inconsistent. Some things that appear are completely impossible to create without the technology and tools of modern industry and science. Even if the protagonist is an innate scientific research body in his previous life, it is impossible to develop into that. The character design I won't make too many comments, but it's average at most (all the characters). This book gives people the feeling that the author has a sudden surge of inspiration, and then immerses himself in his own world to write a book. If some settings are changed (for example, the protagonist's technology is too advanced and there is no reasonable explanation), there is a complete outline, which can guarantee a score of about 8.6 If it is considered a medium-length novel and can be completed perfectly.
Very nice, very casual