[Ensemble cast of emperors + nation-building + technological progress]
[Hardcore history buffs, stay away! This is not a wish-fulfillment story! The protagonist isn’t an all-rounder. He has flaws and rough edges, and the characters aren’t one-dimensional: each has their own perspective.]
On my first day back in the village, I slipped across the bathhouse floor and knocked down a man wearing a dragon robe.
He claimed to be Ying Zheng and threatened to wipe out my entire family.
I fired back with a spoiler: “Bro, you’re about to die of illness at Shaqiu. Zhao Gao will have your son killed, and the Qin Dynasty is about to fall!”
The First Emperor was stunned on the spot.
From that day on, my family’s ancestral jade ring wouldn’t give me a moment’s peace.
Every few days, another big shot would randomly appear at my family’s old home.
One moment, it was the hooligan emperor Liu Bang, showing up with a wine jug to mooch a meal. The next, it was the imposing Empress Wu Zetian, or Zhu Yuanzhang, arriving with steamed corn buns to inspect the people’s living conditions…
My home had become a training center for ancient emperors!
I taught them to use electricity, took them to the supermarket, told them about history, and helped them plan infrastructure…
I’m Zhou Mo, an utterly ordinary young man who returned to his hometown. Pressed into service, I started from scratch, guiding these legendary emperors through a crash course in modern society, step by step.
“Um… Your Majesties, knowledge isn’t free. Could you settle the bill? Thanks.”
It's fun, it's so fun, it's a very funny novel Five points is too early. In chapter 56, the male protagonist is really a coward. He and the First Emperor were forcibly taken away, and the male protagonist and the First Emperor were taken to a medical laboratory.
After seeing 130+ chapters, come back and write a comment. There are a few dissatisfaction points. One is that the growth route is really stretched, and the development of each dynasty is not systematic. It is a hammer in the east and a stick in the west, so the plot seems difficult to understand, and the imagination is not big enough, so it is not interesting. The second is that the protagonist's setting is too "weak". When the salesman in front faced that woman, he was too weak when facing some emperors. Third, the rewriting of history is still a very systematic thing. This is either from technological breakthrough to business, and the economic base determines the superstructure. Or break it from the mind. Although I wrote some uncomfortable points, overall it is still good. Come on, author! If you can write your own thoughts, you deserve support!
After seeing more than 160 chapters, I deleted my previous comment and will comment again. I have read a lot of celestial stories and time-travel stories. Regarding this book, my evaluation is that you can calm down and read it. In my opinion, what the protagonist does is the best he can do. At least if it were me, I wouldn't be able to do as well as the protagonist. What I appreciate the most is that it is not giving these emperors finished products, but teaching them knowledge. Many other novels package modern items directly back to ancient times, but teaching a man to fish is not as good as teaching him to fish. What the protagonist gives is knowledge and ideas, without experiencing the collision of ancient ideas that have been influenced by modern industry. Today's technological progress has become slow, as if trapped in a framework, forever extending towards more precision and efficiency. In the novel, the collision of ideas between various dynasties and modern times has produced different technology trees. I think this is really good. Even the same knowledge, different people, and different worlds will develop completely different technologies. This is the purpose of time and space travel, rather than packaging modern technology back to ancient times to create an identical Qin, Han, Tang, and Ming dynasties. Of course, the novel itself has certain problems. It is still the same as what I commented before. It lacks ups and downs and the content is a bit boring. Skipping the emperor's reforms and going directly to the modern plot does not affect the reading experience. The reason why I could continue reading was because I had imagined such a scene in my mind, and then I saw this like-minded novel, which made me interested. I heard that this is the author's first book, and I think it's pretty good. It's normal to have flaws, but if we slowly improve and make progress, the future will definitely be brighter and brighter. Come on! 👍👍👍
It's well written. I read a similar book last time, but it wasn't as passionate and exciting as this one! Gather the ancestors of so many dynasties to jointly develop their own dynasty. If one person has trouble, everyone will give advice and help! There are 56 ethnic groups, let alone which faction. The protagonist and modern times have been frank and help each other. There are still some people who don't appreciate it very much. However, the ancestors see things from their own perspective and cannot see things beyond their own perspective, and ultimately they act on their own! By! Everyone is vying to destroy the sun, which is so cool to agree with! I personally feel that the ending is a bit too early, as it was too sudden to fight the Japanese during World War II! …
I have read many similar books, but this one is not superficial. The author writes very carefully and provides support based on the different situations of each dynasty. It is very enjoyable to read! 👍 Saving Chongzhen, fighting Japan, and fighting the Eight-Nation Allied Forces are very exciting!
I have read many historical novels, and this is the first one that I didn't jump from beginning to end. I read it all in two days. It's obvious that the author cares deeply about it. The writing is super delicate and beautiful. It's really beautiful and refreshing. Sometimes my eyes filled with tears and my blood boiled when I read it. Highly recommended. Some historical articles are mostly written with AI. They are really average. It can be seen that the author wrote them purely by hand. It is so beautiful. Add bookshelf + five stars.
It looks good. Although there are many of the same type, there are very few of them that have a bunch of emperors coming to modern times.
There is no nonsense, there are not too many swear words, the rhythm is good, and it is very humorous.
Your great talent is enough to comfort the scholarly shortage. Different perspective, different history. Decisive killing, modern wisdom. To analyze the regrets of each dynasty. Witness the history category. The rise of the great god. Hopefully at least the entire 6 million words.
The author's skills are very good and he gradually gets better. I don't know why his score is so low.