I Thought You Said Great Emperor! You’re Telling Me It’s Great Earth?!

I have read 42 chapters so far. Let me talk about the conclusion first. The ideas are very exciting and the specific writing is good. It does not have the shortcomings of other simulation articles, but there are also some problems. Let's talk about the advantages first. The author definitely used his brains. The laughter of the first-generation leader "Wang Dadi" can only be said to be a diversion. The evaluation method of the "evaluation" system that changed history can be said to be unique. The weaker the person, the easier it is to get a satisfactory evaluation. I think it is very reasonable in terms of helping to serve the plot and explaining it. And the protagonist is not a psychopath who is instantly invincible, he still has a brain. For example, the realization that you can't just show off good things, and the explanation of the system's tangible rewards in Chapter 42 can all be said to be attentive. At the same time, Chapter 43 is also somewhat interesting about "covering reality". Although there is a high probability that it will not be very eye-catching in the end, it is still quite interesting. However, there are some obvious shortcomings. One is that readers are now impatient, and the two early simulations are a bit poisonous and unpleasant. The other is that the author seems to be very insensitive to numbers. The protagonist's master went out to fight for life and death and got back hundreds of books of exercises (although they are all junk), and the bandits on the roadside all have inferior magic weapons, which are not suitable. It seems that I lost one simulation number in the middle... All in all, although the author's writing style is not outstanding, there is no problem of grammatical errors, the readers are still fluent, and there are many ideas. It can be seen that the writing is carefully written by himself, unlike some articles that are mindless and dark, copying and pasting simulated content. The biggest problem is to be more rigorous. It would be interesting if the writing could be more enjoyable.

It feels like the author has been cheated. Although the front part is a bit poisonous, it is not to the point where it cannot be swallowed. Much better than some histories. And at the end, uh, I'm only watching half of it now. It feels good at the moment. Just don't read those comments. It feels like someone is trolling those comments. Deliberately reducing your viewing experience. I think it's still very good. I like this type very much. And I feel that the author is changing. I also feel that he wrote the plot very carefully. At least the setting is pretty good. Just don't be affected by those bad reviews. It's actually quite nice. Turn off the comments first. The main thing is that reading the comments will affect your mood. The good news is catching up. The bad news is the worst. Now there is a poisonous point that basically explains why the author is so stupid in order to reflect the growth of the protagonist. The subsequent plot is very enjoyable to watch, and you can see that it is trying to solve the problems of the world.

Personally, I think it looks pretty good. Please support it.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, important things to say three times [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Overall, it's okay. It looks a little bit toxic from the front, but it's acceptable.

Looks good, support, keep up the good work

Beautiful, excellent, and a good book

Very interesting simulation

Not bad, pretty good-looking

Why did it end suddenly?