Journey to the West: the Mad Emperor Li Ke

The writing is okay. The protagonist thought he had traveled into that world, but when he awakened his memories of this life, he realized that he was a native of the ancient world. The five thousand years of China were just a dream. The protagonist used explosives and bet the heavens to give him ten years, and then the protagonist created a canopy to sometimes play the shadow of the ancient world. In the conspiracy theory, the protagonist meets Hongjun, who looks like a Taoist. The protagonist talks about seven different kinds of Hongjun in that world. The protagonist also talks about Buddhist conspiracy theories, saying that Yang Jian's family is plotted by Buddhism. He also talks about different versions of Nezha, Li Jing from Dumpling Director, Li Jing from Ten Colds, and Li Jing from The Legend of Nezha.

The idea is good, but unrealistic. It's not that there are no grievances at the bottom, but they can't resist. There is cause and effect in the past, and people's desires are very heavy. As time goes by, there will still be disasters.

Give yourself a thumbs up.

Come on, the author is looking forward to it