I Just Transmigrated, and the Emperor of All Ages Stole Half My Flatbread

I can't stand it anymore. I didn't expect to see this kind of super gay masterpiece on Tomato. Come on, the author. The writing is very beautiful. It's easy to sell the feelings of love and hate. It's so sincere and sincere in the early stage, but the betrayal in the later stage seems so painful. Right, Brother Time Travel, the author knows be aesthetics very well.

This book is really amazing. It took me a day to read it all. I can't describe this book in words. I have read many books of this type on Tomato, but only the author writes the best. He vividly describes the king's heart and the suspicions and games in the court. The protagonist accompanied Ying Zheng through various situations in his childhood. At an important historical juncture where he almost lost his life, the protagonist, as a modern person, went all out to make the right changes to Ying Zheng. There may be cracks during the period, but in the end he can recover as before. The cruelty of the emperor is vividly written. It is really wonderful. I have nothing to say. This book is at least 9.4, 9.5 Or so.

This book is really well written, very real and very sad. Perhaps history is always full of regrets. A lifetime of political affairs can make mistakes and mistakes, but the sins are in the present and the merits are in the future. I cried to death. I was particularly sad when I saw the latest chapter. He is the emperor, the prince, the proton and the political son. When life comes to an end, looking back, I will still think of the friendship between the young people who shared a piece of cake on a cold snowy night in Handan.

It's very interesting to watch. The writing style in the early stage is relatively immature. In some places, the emotions are not laid out enough before starting to express emotions. It's a bit embarrassing to watch. However, the description of the relationship between the protagonist and Ying Zheng becomes more interesting as it goes on, and the plot setting is also very good. However, the overall framework is still the same as history. I hope there will be a greater breakthrough. The delicate relationship between the protagonist and Ying Zheng is really touching. It is not just a simple novel. From the initial hand in hand to the final mutual suspicion, Ying Zheng in this book is more like an emperor in a feudal society. Alas, actually I want them to have a better ending. Ps: The writing style is much weaker in comparison, but the flaws do not hide the flaws.

The author's writing style is superb. It took him a day, and he had mixed feelings. The characters in it are all made of flesh and blood, especially Ying Zheng, an emperor through the ages, who has the power of the whole world. In the end, he died in a pile of smelly abalone in order to grow taller. His dignity and dignity were completely lost. It is very regrettable [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The biography of Yingzheng just has a supporting role as a protagonist.

The little girl came here purely for CP. After reading a little bit, I can make a general comment. Although the explanation of "the charm of ancient language" in the early stage is a bit stiff, it will make people more and more addicted as you watch it. In the middle stage, the control of emotions is very good and refreshing.

Actually it's okay. I'm not very good at praising, but I can find fault with it hahaha. I think people will have different thoughts in different environments. You rescued Zhao Zheng's enemies not long after you traveled through time. There is nothing wrong with you when you first came over, but after several years, you still want to let those rebellious family members go? I don't think I have this idea now. Second, I feel that there is not much difference between the protagonist and Lu Buwei (except for the strategy). They both want to change the King of Qin. It is just that the protagonist uses the protagonist's thoughts. Lu Buwei uses his thoughts. In my opinion, this is the case. Third, why do I always feel that the protagonist cannot figure out his own position? It can be said that he is with the King of Qin. The incident of Zhao Ji could have been avoided without reminding him. Han Fei can stay, but it is only "can". In this kind of thing, I see that the protagonist wants to be a good person, but King Qin and Li Si have become bad people. What needs to be changed is Han Fei's thoughts instead of always telling the King of Qin that he is good. To sum up, before the third volume, the protagonist used his modern knowledge to help and change the King of Qin (actually, I feel that it doesn't matter whether the protagonist is there in the first volume). However, if you can't figure out your own position, just do assistive things, and don't always think about changing other people's ideas. This is what I saw.

It's really beautiful! It's not like other time travel stories, it shows the truest side of that era, and it's not all smooth sailing! The writing is also very good! It's one of the better-looking articles I've ever read.

It's very beautiful. If you don't highly recommend the emotional line with King Qin, I highly recommend reading it. It's just that it's a little short to read. I suggest the author update it again. PS, I have some emotional experience and it's a very vague relationship. I just feel like the two of them. In fact, you don't have to worry about this. Anyway, it's a very good book.