The Legend of Qin: They All Say I'm Crazy

Not bad, it's a fine novel! Although the plot is not full of ups and downs and not that exciting, it is smooth and well-written. I'm following the latest chapter, and I really can't stand it. It's too literary. The protagonist always does something incomprehensible and can't grasp the point. Many of them are inexplicable dialogues. Profound for the sake of being profound. The dialogues seem to be profound and the writing is good, but in fact it doesn't matter. A lot of the content is just incomprehensible dialogue. The plot advances slowly. It seems profound and difficult to understand. It feels powerful, but in fact it is inexplicable.

This book is so awesome. I will personally crown you the uncrowned king of the Qin Dynasty fandom. The plot, lines, and characters are super good, and are infinitely close to the original work. I suspect that the author graduated from the Chinese Department of Peking University. You can try to submit your resume to write about the storyline behind the farmhouse. Anyway, I don't care about the mystery. Give it a try. Maybe you will be successful. We also have new stories to read.

The author is great. I think this book is well written. Good stories always tell the same thing. The protagonist interprets the plot, a person who gathers firewood for others, and what people want. He does not care about conspiracy and calculations, but uses momentum to predict things. The author must not be a eunuch. This is the most exciting Qin Dynasty novel I have seen so far.

I have been following up on this book recently. The story of Qin Shi Mingyue is very interesting, but it is a pity that the animation was messed up in the later stage. I like the perspective of the protagonist in this book. He is not a swordsman or a swordsman who dominates the world with his martial arts. The protagonist is an idealist who is pessimistic about the old era. The author creates a communist fighter in the new era and goes back to the past to influence the old era. This book is very good for Radio Wave, but not so good for me. It's a bit hard to read at some points, but I think it's pretty good when I read it on Tomato. The first thing is that the protagonist of this book feels a bit too versatile, like a thinker, idealist, doer, proficient in all kinds of weapons, like an all-powerful artificial intelligence robot. It's like traveling through time. I forgot whether I mentioned the setting of the protagonist before. I saw that the protagonist has all kinds of side knowledge at his fingertips. (Modern and modern) martial arts also shocked the warrior swordsmen of the old era. He is a bit perfect and doesn't look like a human being. In addition, the author may want to avoid being stereotyped. The protagonist always does not pursue fame and wealth, and success does not have to be in my saintly posture. The character, combined with the almost omniscient and omnipotent ability, always seems to be a bit of a drama. In fact, I can see that the author seems to be adjusting. The protagonist's character is swinging between divinity and humanity. I personally feel that adding some motivations and reasons can make the protagonist's behavior more logical and the characters more full and three-dimensional. Overall, it is worth watching. I will open the software every day to catch up on updates. I recommend it.

This book is very well written, with the protagonist's struggle to maintain a delicate balance between various forces, the weak show of weakness to Ji Wuye when he was a child, and the occasional madness at night to vent, the sober pain of modern people being incompatible with the worldview of ancient people, it has been a long time since I have seen a Qin Shi fan written like this. I have read a Qin Shi Bai Feng fic on JJ before, and it was like this. I really want to know if Han will switch to Qin and assist the First Emperor after Han is destroyed. Don't stop updating, teacher, I'm catching up on updates every day now! ! !

It is well written and tells its own story within the framework of Qin Shi. But after reading it, I have several feelings. One is that the protagonist has a very "arrogant" or "I am sober when everyone else is drunk" feeling, much like an ancient madman. As a time traveler, it's normal to have this thought. But every era has its own historical mission. If you forcibly instill ideas and practices that transcend the era, it is easy to end up like Wang Mang, right? The second is that the protagonist's encounter has a feeling of the ancient Dragon King, that is, everyone who sees it will beep a few times, humiliate it, and then reverse it. It's not obvious when you first read it, but it becomes more obvious as the chapters go on. The third is that the protagonist is more like a bystander than a builder. Of course, it cannot be said that there is no construction, but a lot of construction has been done. But his behavior is more similar to Ye Qingmei in Qing Yunian, just adding new inventions to the times? The book is very good. I just felt this way when I read it, and I don't know if any other readers feel this way. I seem to understand why it sounds weird to read. First, because the protagonist is very fake and does not fit into this era at all. He uses his identity to do things, but at the same time, people should not say anything based on his identity. Similar to resisting acceptance of reality. The second is a problem similar to Qin Shi Mingyue's original work. Very simple things have to be expressed in a profound and unpredictable way, and a lot can be described. So it's weird and unpleasant to read.

It's really good to read. It's a good book. The author's writing is very good, but it's fine. The current rating is too low. I guess it's because the protagonist is not invincible at the beginning, Long Aotian, who kills people without any scruples. The protagonist of this book is very good at plotting and plotting. The protagonist's character is kind and considerate of the overall situation, but he also has a bottom line that cannot be touched. I like the character of the protagonist very much.

I think this book has a low rating, maybe because it just came out. I think the author's tactics are very good, I can understand them clearly, and they are not trying to be mysterious. The protagonist's character as a time traveler is very stable and he does things for the people! Maybe some details are not written well enough, but you can see the author's quality and thoughts, and the writing style is also online! I just hope that the author will stop listening to those slanderers and focus on his own work! Don't stop updating! Don't stop updating! It's hard to find a good-looking fan of Qin Shimingyue! I really beg you not to stop updating! Otherwise I will really hate you [cry][cry][cry][cry]! Even if you suck, don't stop updating! It's best not to be a mess!

The writing is indeed top-notch, the dialogue is mind-blowing, and the high-IQ game among all the members is enjoyable to watch. But the core problem of the novel lies in the "serious separation between character design and performance": The protagonist has more than 50,000 people with actual power to govern. The article says that there is nothing that cannot be accomplished with this protagonist, but in reality he behaves like a frightened bird. He is extremely concerned about verbal pressure and is easily manipulated by the original characters. This contradiction of "invincible in words but restricted in actions" has caused those seemingly awesome lines to lose their actual driving force and become empty shells that lack real effects, which will inevitably make people laugh when reading them. Of course, if you immerse yourself in the book without jumping out, you will feel like you have encountered a super masterpiece, similar to the Tiandao Library.

It's good to watch, but I hope that the main character will have emotional scenes, but it won't affect his career. I really like watching the main character's resourcefulness, because it feels weird to have emotional scenes. Alas, I'm stupid. Anyway, I read a review and it's right. I hope there won't be a harem Revolutionaries are all lonely, and I feel sorry for the protagonist, but there must be someone to do everything and someone to start.