Every Time I Open My Eyes, I'm the Last Emperor of a Dynasty

The Holy Emperor Xiaobai, who is in the same line as the first one, is born holy. Regardless of the random title, the plot is very interesting. In addition to the several worlds in the first chapter and the character design of the last emperor, if it is not limited to history, I hope to occasionally add elements of the Shang Dynasty and the Ancient Gods to adjust the high combat power. Taste, the descendants of Prince Zhu San + the Southeast Asian continent of Australia and the United States, a copy of the last generation of the Republic of China, a copy of the original dynasty period of the Yu Dynasty and Xia Dynasty, a copy of the descendants of Chi You, a Taoist master who has awakened his spiritual energy in the end of the Dharma era, a clone of the heroic spirit of the previous Xiaobai legend summoned by the national luck game or the weird rules...

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"You don't agree, anyway, Da Qin will be mine from now on, and I will change it when I take over." (Roughly the meaning), because I started watching the protagonist when he was a child (this is my first time encountering this protagonist, and I have not watched the previous work). Because there is no memory, the protagonist Xiaobai is calm and bold, and has his own self. The early stage is growth + reform, which is step by step. The rhythm is very good, and there are also talks in the middle, and the memory will be slowly unlocked. I have a certain degree of psychological preparation, and it is good up to this point. But since the meteorite fell, Xiaobai recovered his memory and became brothers with his father, Qin Shihuang. Xiaobai, who has recovered his memory, has a bit of modern carelessness, but does not have the "sense of stability" of the original biological father and son without memory. Maybe he is simply called "Brother Zheng" out of position. It should be equivalent to an immersive time travel in the early stage, but in the later stage it resumes and turns into a dialogue between modern people and ancient people. I feel a little inconsistent and uncomfortable, and feel separated from the noob setting in the early stage. I prefer the noob in the early stage (a stable big brother with vague modern knowledge - from small to large version), so I deducted 1 point here. Just like when reading the script in the early stage of playing an escape room, although everyone is playing a role, the truly immersive introduction is very immersive ("Although I know it is playing, but it is very immersive" corresponds to "Although it is time travel, but it is very immersive"). On the contrary, if it is an anti-immersive substitution, there is no former, and the game experience and authenticity are more But there may be friends who have read the previous work and may prefer the protagonist who has awakened his memory, because the previous and later novels can be connected. Generally speaking, it is good. Although it is also a reform, it is a steady step-by-step reform from childhood to adulthood. It is not the kind of "explosive reform" that comes out with n things as soon as you travel through time. It has a fairy background (not obtrusive) and has a strong sense of immersion. Since I am a child, I put forward my opinions. Apart from paper and games, there is no such thing as full control of all aspects.

The core gameplay of this book is to see how the male protagonist carried out "plane demolition and reconstruction" in ancient times with the help of a "physics-non-existent" golden finger. Although the historical line collapses like being run over by a steamroller, the writing style is quite stable, there is no obscure research, and there is no forced chat about power and strategy. The male protagonist cheats all the way with cheats, and he does not have to deal with the jealousy of the harem (no CP party is ecstatic), nor does he have to worry about brothers fighting each other (compared to some palace battles, it is simply clear). Overall, it is an easy, enjoyable, and mindless read, suitable for relaxing on the subway or before going to bed.

The writing is very good. The author is great. I didn't want to read it at first because I had read the first book of Shengtianzi Xiaobai. I was afraid that you would destroy Xiaobai✍, but he often appeared.

After reading the text, I realized that I had not rated it yet. Xiaobai's image is very three-dimensional. He has the character of a saint but is not as arrogant as a saint. This is the fourth article I have read by the author. The content is good and it saves a lot of historical confusion. What is even more valuable is that unlike some historical derivative novels that like to use unofficial history brainwashing kits to expand the content, the unofficial history is written as official history. The content has few twists and turns but is not boring. It is a good article that can be re-read during the literary shortage.

I started following the first book. I really like the setting in it. The protagonist is that the world is going through tribulation. This is the second tribulation of the Qin Dynasty. He becomes the youngest son of Qin Shihuang and helps Qin Shihuang change the law and discover the agricultural economy. It is really good to read. I recommend it.

It looks good, I hope I can go back to the late Jin Dynasty [crying]

The author, Da Xiaobai, is very cute. No matter what he says, he still considers the people in his actions. He is a protagonist with a stable temper and will not despise life because of his extraordinaryness. I really like Xiaobai's character

Great! What a big brain! Just one chapter a day? Let the foreigners next door think we look down on them! Come on, come on! Each person has one chapter, and everyone will be given a full load. First there will be a dozen or twenty chapters to appetize, and then there will be a hundred or so chapters!