
The Emperors Swap Bodies: From the Start, Adou Rules Half the Empire
皇帝互换开局:阿斗开局半壁江山
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Why don't you dress Ying Zheng to the period when he was a monk? Why not dress Lao Zhu to the period when he was just welcomed back to Qin?
It's pretty good, at least it's fair and objective. With Liu Chan's national power at that time, it wouldn't be easy for anyone to do it, and it might not be as good as what Liu Chan did. Liu Chan and others were able to balance the Jingzhou Faction, Dongzhou Faction, Yizhou Faction, and Surrender Faction, and did a good job of preventing chaos within the court, not to mention supporting Jiang Wei's Nine Expeditions in the Central Plains. You must know that at that time, basically the entire court was opposed to Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition. But Jiang Wei was the great general of the Han Dynasty until his death! Jiang Wei was also evaluated after his death as being capricious, self-willed, and very poor. If Liu Chan hadn't kept Jiang Wei's letters for seventy years, and only after his descendants returned to Shu and published the letters did he know that Jiang Wei had not betrayed Liu Chan until his death. You know, if this letter was known by the Sima family, it would definitely implicate Liu Chan's family. But for his own general, Liu Chan risked his life to survive. The so-called monarch and his ministers are not responsible for each other, and it is not limited to Emperor Zhaolie and Zhuge Wuhou. This is probably why Jiang Wei wants to fight for Liu Chan even to the death [smile]
To be honest, this book is not bad, but the beginning of the book is switched between the peak period and the decline period.
The setting is novel, and the front part is very funny, but the cycle for Liu Chan to complete the Tiandao mission is too long, and he can't get the reward for half a day. I prefer the content of the exchange between Emperor Qin and Zhu Yuanzhang. In this part, the Tiandao mission is completed quickly, and the rewards are rich. Liu Chan can't get the reward for half a day, but the reward he got is , Shouyuan is still relatively boring and simple. I hope that the task cycle can be shortened and the rewards can be enriched. I like to see the reactions of the ancients. I feel that in addition to sweet potatoes and soldiers, there are more rewards to get. Come on, author, and give me five-star praise. (Reader's perspective only.)
The subject matter is quite good, but there is a problem. During the first wave of exchanges, the difference between the two sides was too unequal. Lao Zhu took Qin's script and killed the first two tasks without any difficulty. After completing the last task, he went back directly. Without considering the subsequent impact, he just killed and killed and it was over (normally speaking, when getting rid of Lu Buwei, you have to consider the subsequent impact on the country and the country). There is the stability of the court, etc. However, after completing the three tasks, you will directly return to the original era. There is no need to consider the subsequent effects at all, just be reckless.) Basically, you can just find someone on the street and only consider the three tasks, and most people can complete it. Let's talk about the plot of Ying Zheng. Being the first to eat is still relatively simple among the three. However, compared with killing Zhao Gao (one is to eat enough in a troubled world where hunger and death are everywhere, and the other is to kill a person who is right next to him and dare not resist). The second one becomes a prince. From this point on, it is not a level of difficulty at all. It is too difficult for a beggar monk who has no money. Even if there is systematic help later, he is given to his own tomb, sent to his own tomb, and then has funds. It is not difficult for him to sell the funds and how to keep the funds. This is also a particularly big problem in troubled times. Not to mention without the help of the system, even with the help of the system, it is difficult for most people to complete it. Comparatively speaking, if you only need to go alone without going up first and then be killed by the dead soldiers, you only need to gather a wave of soldiers and rush in. It will be OK. (Here, I feel that Ying Zheng has a bit of a protagonist aura. Otherwise, even if there is a systematic prompt, it is not very easy. Compared with recruiting troops and capturing the city, the process of selling tomb robbing funds and recruiting troops is relatively more dangerous.) Then let's talk about the third one here, breaking into Jinling City. There is still systematic help here, and Bai Qi and 100,000 soldiers were sent, otherwise it would be even more difficult. Although there are 100,000 soldiers, relatively speaking, the further back in history, the more advanced the equipment. I think it is still difficult for you 100,000 soldiers to fight against soldiers 1,000 years later with equipment from more than a thousand years ago. (In comparison, over there, he only needs to investigate Qing Lu Buwei and his powerful personnel, send troops to kill them directly, and does not need to consider the subsequent impact and national stability. As long as they are eliminated, the task is completed. If it is more extreme, there is no need to investigate his powerful personnel, and he can just kill all the people in the court. After all, killing them all does not also include his influence and popularity. Anyway, there is no need to consider the subsequent impact.) Of course, compared with this difficulty gap, I think the extra 300 years of life is more profitable, which is completely worth it. Then there is nothing wrong with the remaining two rewards, but I think there is one thing that is not very good. For Zhu Yuanzhang, he directly got sweet potato seeds and Huo Qubing. On Ying Zheng's side, he got 100,000 troops plus Bai Qi, as well as a world map, but people from all dynasties saw and drew a copy of the world map. This reward does not seem to be given out individually, but more like it is given to everyone (can't you put a code to block it?), Not only Da Qin, but also all dynasties can benefit. Of course, it is also possible that Ying Zheng had 100,000 more troops than Lao Zhu as compensation. All in all, and I think the author's writing is quite good, but the division between difficulty and rewards is a bit unreasonable and not equitable. Of course, it does not mean that the rewards for both parties are the same. I just hope that the difficulty and rewards can be slightly balanced and not too different. [Like][Like][Like]
It's pretty good, but Liu Chan and Wu Meiniang in the back... Are the highlights. There are quite a lot of surprises in it, um... It's very novel, the exchange between Liu Chan and Zhao Gou is quite interesting.
Brother Zheng takes over the world with a bowl in the beginning, Lao Zhu stabilizes the government with iron-blooded methods, and Liu Chan helps Yue Fei go to the Northern Expedition. They are all quite interesting, but there are too many reactions from other planes.
This novel is an absolute five-star masterpiece! The plot is compact, the suspense is endless, and it is dizzying. The characters are vivid, the character is full, and the emotional description is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The author's writing style is smooth and elegant, making people feel like they are in the situation of the story. The plot of this novel is full of ups and downs and makes people want to put it down. The author's clever conception makes people marvel. Reading this novel is an unforgettable spiritual journey. It not only allows us to immerse ourselves in the storyline, but also allows us to draw wisdom and insights about life from it. In short, this novel is a masterpiece worth reading again and again. I highly recommend it to friends who like reading.
Liu Chan is the protagonist. There are only a few pictures of Emperor Qin and Zhu Yuanzhang. There are so many tasks here with Liu Chan and they haven't even started yet.
That's not quite right. If you let Hongwu and Shihuang switch, the timeline of Shihuang should be in a state where he was just taken over to Qin.