Why Do You Call Me the Emperor Taizu?

It's humorous and seems a bit funny when combined with fictional historical materials.

The setting is indeed interesting, but the writing style... I don't like it very much. It always includes future historical records at the end of the chapter, which makes it feel like a drama. The plot has not reached the upper limit set, which may be due to the new book. Maybe it will be more exciting in the future. I hope there will be "content that is more in line with the historical style" in terms of development, hegemony, strategy, politics, etc.

It seems okay so far. It would be better if there was less historical basis for the future at the end of each chapter.

There is a question, if the original history is line 1, and the protagonist's time travel and fictional historical materials are line 2, then will there be another line of time travel now that will be line 3? Is the fictional history written in that direction where everyone's ending is determined, or are there more possibilities🤔?

The setting is quite interesting, double time travel. This setting is very beautiful if it is well written.

The content is interesting, definitely not written by AI, it's not that subversive [face covering]

I prefer the mediocre ones.

Full marks💯If the author can keep the feeling of writing the book at the beginning, I will definitely continue to read it [Note][Note][Note]

You can take a look, it feels a bit like that

I love reading this kind of thing, especially the ones with ancient biographies at the end.