Great Tang: My Father Is at Xuanwu Gate, While My Minecraft Portal Lets Me Transmigrate

The content is relatively light and simple. Reading a novel is like playing a game. However, due to the author's limitations and vision of the human mind, the entire novel will be more like a child's world. That is, I will write whatever comes to my mind and say whatever I say. It does not have the feeling of the real world, nor the hardships of running a country and the blood of the battlefield. Please watch and have fun.

I hope the author can borrow other modules in the future, such as alchemy, create a conversion table, go to hell to find fluorite powder, fight the ender dragon, hatch dragon eggs, make divine equipment, such as bedrock suits or diamond suits, the final sword and other equipment, and transform the ordinary Tang Dynasty into an "Immortal Dynasty"

Datang: My father's Xuanwu Gate, my MC travels through the gate heaven and earth Minecraft plus Datang. The plot is fresh, but it is also simple. The advantage is that it is not tiring to read. In terms of character creation, except for the protagonist, the other supporting characters are relatively dull and a bit flat. Three to four stars, round up for new books and seedlings.

It is well written and well integrated, but the author likes water a bit and is a bit verbose in some places, but it can definitely be called high-quality food. If the author could update 100,000 times a day, it would be a miracle book.

It is recommended that the protagonists and others should not look like villagers when entering the MC, but just look like their Q version blocks! There are also things that are brought out from the cube and made into reality. Just make it look the same as the real thing, without mosaic. 🤔

There are too few restrictions on others and too much reliance and trust in others for one's own safety and force. Modules that are obviously useful are not exchanged. I don't know if they are put aside to suppress the plot or lack of imagination. There are a lot of small problems, but it's okay at the beginning. If there are equivalent exchange modules and other modules, it may develop faster. Basic materials in the early stage can quickly unify the world. Suggestions can be written quickly and then the technology-interstellar-fantasy or civilization advancement methods can be slowly transformed. That sentence is still too restrictive. If the other people with you have different intentions and are desperate to get rid of you, there is nothing you can do. The ability and force are too low, and the restrictions basically do not rely entirely on the self-pua of the subordinates. This is a poisonous point. To solve this poisonous point, it may be better to increase the number of people. Basically, it's okay, after all, there aren't many things that can be seen at the beginning. If you write about Potential Hate, it depends on the author's outline. If there is no outline, just assume that I didn't say anything (no outline = think about it and write more or listen to the suggestions in the comment area), then it is basically another good subject that has been ruined. I'm interested in what the rest of this book will be like

It's just so-so. The author doesn't know much about MC and hasn't done a lot of things, but it's a cool article so far and I can read it.

Yes, but can we add some modules later, such as the Song of Ice and Fire? It would be great to be a dragon knight.

You can take a look when you're bored. The male protagonist's authority is a bit limited. He can only look at other people's backpacks and open portals. It feels like he can increase his power, such as destroying blocks and using items. It doesn't feel good from behind

I have read a few books that traveled to ancient times and had MC attributes. This one is above average. You can really read it with freshness in the early stages, but in the middle and late stages it becomes dull. It can't be considered bad. The plot is not as attractive as the previous ones, especially the mechanical ones. After the power was replaced, it was like being stuck in a cycle. Go to Minecraft to make a machine, then copy it in the Tang Dynasty, and then start farming. It is not as good as the people like Cheng Guogong who explored Minecraft with the protagonist. It is attractive. The immortal cultivation module can be redeemed, but it is not. In the later stage, it looks pretty good in general, especially in the early stage. I feel that when changing the module, don't change the mechanical power, use electricity. After all, the efficiency is not low, and there are many things that can be produced. Change it to A Song of Ice and Fire. It may be more attractive to write it this way. I would say that mechanical power is used for battles. As for other countries, the dragons and special creatures in the Legend of Ice and Fire are not bad either. After all, the development of electricity and mechanical power is relatively boring to write about, and it is far less attractive than exploring the world and taming magical creatures. Overall, it is a pretty good book and worth reading.