From Empresses in the Palace to Tomb Raiding

The first volume is well written and I like it very much. The subject matter is novel and I am easily attracted to it. The story is not confusing and the character setting of Zhan Hai is also very interesting. But the protagonist in the second volume always feels like a different person, and there is a sense of separation. I don't know how it will develop in the future. Let's watch it later.

The content of the book is okay, but the description of the protagonist is not like a man who has been an emperor, but like the feeling of a girl penetrating a man's body. Moreover, after The Legend of Zhen Huan, the protagonist seemed to have reopened, which refreshed my impression of the protagonist. The protagonist has lived for hundreds of years, and has learned so much in the past. However, his strength (judging from the description in the book) is obviously not as good as that of Partridge Whistle. He needs help everywhere and will be held back. When the protagonist and the Partridge Whistle broke out of the formation, they clearly calculated the solution, but made a mistake. What was they doing? Can't the protagonist's abilities be weakened just because of speculation on CP? The protagonist turns into a spoiled wife in an instant, and has been the emperor for decades for nothing? After sleeping for a few years, he degenerated into a little white rabbit? Can't? I remember that when the protagonist was a prince, his martial arts skills were quite good. The protagonist signed a lot of things, and it felt like they were just for the five tomb robbers, and he didn't use any of them (the author didn't write them down anyway). I thought that the weapon like the Black Gold Ancient Sword should be used by myself, but it turned out that I gave it to my brother together with the Faqiu Seal. Good guy, it turns out that the protagonist is actually just a living courier station that specializes in sending things from heaven to the original protagonist of this world. The protagonist has advanced optical skills, but after learning the skills he has forgotten his martial arts, and he still needs a partridge whistle to save him! (Chapter 82 so far)

It's super beautiful, almost like a white moonlight level existence. But can the author make the protagonist beautiful alone? No cp, please...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I read a little bit, the writing is very good, there are no shortcomings so far. I like it😍 Why did it become a nanny article later [I almost cried]

The Qing Dynasty volume is so well written! Like it very much! I just feel that after entering the Laojiumen period, most people are attracted by sex and fall in love with the protagonist when they see the face. It feels a bit superficial and embarrassing. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

I hate it, I really wish he stopped at the first volume. In the second volume, even the smelly ones want to take advantage of my Majesty. [Crying][Crying][Crying] When I saw these stinky men in the second volume, Zhan Hai was instantly attracted to it. Damn it, hang the moon up for me. Why are you a nanny? What kind of tool are you being? I hate that the moon is not high enough. [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry]

Love to watch! The role of the protagonist is well portrayed. As a prince, he has the style of a prince, and as an emperor, he also has the majesty of an emperor! When you wake up after a deep sleep, you will truly feel like a god who reigns supreme in the nine heavens!

Wow, what a cute writing style, the ninja protagonist who can raise big ears and howl like a donkey, the furry Zhan Hai who gets angry, and the nanny wolf system. So far it seems that the connection with Tomb Raiders is pretty good, I like it very much. Please continue to update, I hope the updates will kill me.

Let's wait and see. It depends on whether the protagonist's nanny is a nanny or not when Jiumen appears. If the nanny is a nanny, I will change it to a two-star. If not, I will change it to a five-star.

I thought everything was pretty good before. Before The Lost Dream of the Republic of China, the imperial domineering character of the male protagonist of The Lost Dream of the Republic of China was no longer visible [face covering]