A Wild Historical Mashup: I Build China's Greatest City of All Time

I feel that this novel about the famous NPC in the scenic spot is the Plus version of another original novel of the same type. I have read all the latest chapters of the book that has been followed by more than 1 million people, and then turned to read this one. This one is more reasonable and comfortable in terms of plot setting and system cheat arrangement, and the character portrayal and detailed description of the ancients are more interesting and vivid. To put it simply, an old author got the creative ideas of a new author and wrote a more perfect book, with more sophisticated plot description and writing style.

The best in its category Although I have been saying not to read books with my brain in mind, But there is no way it can be completely omitted, otherwise how could the poisonous spots come from it? The best thing about this book is that it has a plan Unlike other recruitment methods where recruitment is done casually

I read it together with the one next door, and I like this one better. For no other reason than if I were a tourist in the book, I would want to come here more to the scenic spots on both sides. Not only because there are more NPCs in the scenic spots here and the progress is faster, but also because the scenic spots here are more ancient and immersive, and the NPCs interact a lot and are a lot more interesting. The one next door NPCs feel so restricted [face covering], maybe the system there is too strict. I think it's good that the author writes about ancient people who directly say that they are ancient people, because tourists will only feel that they are pretending to travel through time, and will not feel that they have really traveled through time [laughing], and they can all come back, which is also interesting and quite good.

It's fun to watch, and there are so many memes. Tourists are indeed fun-loving people. There are no poisonous points in history and logic. The characters and behaviors of historical characters are generally well written. It is great to let each dynasty decide how to reform and climb the technology tree. You can also see the follow-up of the reform. Looking forward to more updates~

Let me talk about the advantages first: the subject matter is novel and humane. The pace is lively and not sloppy, the author's writing is smooth and lively, and it's a good book that will amuse you after dinner. It can make up for some of the regrets everyone has in history, feel the collision between ancient times and modern times, and you can also see some small paintings written by the author. It seems that the painting style is from an art student (there is a sense of artistic examination in it) Then the shortcomings: (I have read 200 chapters so far, I will review it later if it changes) First, the plot is relatively repetitive, with the same funny tricks repeated over and over again, including hurting people, beating people up, and cheating people. It's interesting at first glance, but after a few hours the main theme becomes a bit annoying. Second, the characters are a bit flat and entertaining, as if they were printed from a mold. These craftsmen have one character, those living treasures have another character, and those literati have another character. They are divided into categories, like storage, and are thrown together, but there are few details inside. The characters of each emperor are a bit inconsistent. It gives me the feeling that the underlying thinking logic of all of them is the same. The difference is only in the historical background. One person always plays multiple roles, which makes me feel dull after watching too much. I don't know if the author saw it or not, and I don't know if he would find it reasonable or make improvements after seeing it. To sum up, this book is one of the good ones at Tomato, and it is more than enough for fun to read as a group portrait. I'm happy at the top, but it's unrealistic to expect that I can get a lot of flavor out of it. But after all, it's just entertainment, and they are among the most capable of fighting in the same genre.

Not bad. I think yours is better looking. It's fast-paced and you can move around freely. Your salary won't be deducted at every turn. People from Qin also come quickly. Another book has more than 100 chapters, but there is still only one person from Qin, and he's still on the road [face covering]

It's very good, there are no OCs, and the plot is interesting. This is the only historical novel I've read that doesn't beat Zhu Di. I feel sad every time I see Zhu Di being beaten. I would like to call this book a god among gods. The plot is very interesting and the author is very hardworking

This book has been a recurring book that I often read from the time it was discovered until now. It is a wonderful book. At the same time, my favorite part is the description of the modern life of the people at the bottom of each dynasty. It is also a view that each dynasty relies on its own ability to change the historical direction of its own dynasty. It is not like some previous canopy novels or some live-streaming novels, where all ancient people only see the appearance of one person. In this category, although there are some good ones and some bad ones, I particularly like this one. In addition, I also hope that the following novels can add more sparks of the flow of tourists at the bottom, the construction of the scenic spot and the lives of the people after the collision. In addition, Li Yuan, a retired veteran cadre from the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, can also be added [laughing evilly], in Before adding it, you can also write a paragraph about hearing about the life of your great son in modern times, and the various delicacies he ate, and then complain about it [laughing evilly], and then bring in Yang Jian and Dugu Jialuo, the literary emperors of the Sui Dynasty [laughing evilly]. Straight hair would be very exciting, as well as Emperor Wen of Han and Emperor Jing of Han. After all, during the period of Emperor Wen of Han, his wife was the only one, Han Jing. Emperor doesn't seem to have it. In short, this book is absolutely wonderful to read. At the same time, there is no so-called heroine, which is very good. This category is my personal favorite. In addition, you can also add those historical figures from the pre-Qin period, the Warring States period, and the Spring and Autumn Period. Will the sparks created by the collision of these characters have any impact on the era in which they live? Isn't this a super nice thing to watch? [Laughing evilly] Oh, by the way, I would also like to add that each dynasty can also write about a dynasty's external affairs or some other major changes in its own era. For example, during the Song Taizu period, didn't the article also mention the encirclement and reinforcement of the Sixteenth Prefecture of Yanyun? This paragraph can also focus on describing

How shameless! There are many interactions between historical figures and tourists, and there are many places to visit in the scenic area. Moreover, the author is not good at it, and the plot progresses very quickly. He cannot write more than ten chapters for a small plot, so it is quite interesting to read. The male protagonist is not the kind of character who pretends to be in front of his ancestors. I don't know if anyone understands what I mean. He is not too groveling, nor does he make jokes and actually do humiliating things based on his system. It seems very comfortable to get along with historical figures. Summary, worth a look.

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. After demining, historical figures + antique scenic spots + city + system. Classic fashion routine, characters from all over the world come to my house (that's what Meow is like). So far, the plot is pretty good, lighthearted and slightly funny, and the book is okay. The young man has something to say: "Update quickly, or I'll send you to practice the Sunflower Manual."