I’m the Emperor, What Do I Have to Fear?

This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's love for Diao Chan I fought Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was really too strong Well, if it weren't for Noxian's outer ring + Noxian decapitation Taiwan, this wave of M4 six times strafing will kill you. Other than that, I compare Appreciate what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Little You are so arrogant, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", showing Zhuge Liang The indignation against the monkey who was beaten to death with three sticks. In short, the story of this book The plot is interesting, the system is clear, there are many foreshadowings, and the fighting scenes feel like you are there The setting and character descriptions are spot on! One more thing is to update as soon as possible!!!!

I can say that among the German military novels on the market, this one has a very special angle. It is reborn as William III to delay the end of World War I and fight for Germany's rights. There is a military industry system, which does not affect the plot and is only used to exchange materials and technology, which can solve the supply problem to a large extent. Please rate me and encourage the author! [Understood]

The writing is very good, and the characterization is considered very good in Tomato. The plot direction is very well controlled and fits the starting point of each country. However, one star is deducted to give it to the technology tree. Currently, I have seen visiting Britain after the war and exchanging color TVs as luxury goods on airships. The underlying technology of color TVs was completely broken after the First World War and can be applied. Technology used in military affairs, including imaging, radio transmission, and signal processing, can be used on radars and vehicles. However, no one in the author's book is aware of this. I haven't read it yet, but I guess there are other modern items that have been exchanged for similar problems. I personally think it is a serious loophole.

To be honest, in the context of Germany's World War I, everything is pretty good. It's not too exaggerated, nor too dependent on the system. The characters are clearly drawn, and one person can help the building collapse. Although it's fictional, the historical background is quite clear and reasonable.

It's very good. It's not like some books that don't look as good as reading history, and they're not particularly serious. It would be better if they were more refreshing. After all, I'm already very tired after a long day of work. Don't embarrass yourself anymore by reading a novel after get off work.

Fans of World War II games are also fans of military novels. The plot of this novel is very good and highly recommended. I also hope that the author will cheer up and continue. Readers, support the author with a small, free gift.

It's worth reading. Modern Emperor is quite interesting. It's an online IQ, and the process is Shuangwen's perspective. It's very interesting, relatively short, and updates are slow. I hope this can be improved upon. It's so beautiful, I swipe it over and over again, and I still don't get tired of it.

It's okay. The difficult part is that the protagonist actually implements the mandatory 8-hour work system, which is comparable to menstrual brain-like compliance. Normally, the second 8 hours should be guided to learn and entertain, but the author didn't write it. I don't know how to make people not have to spend energy to do bad things, and your factory 8 hours, what about other people? If others must also work 8 hours, then there will be 16 hours a day without public services, and if it is a rotation, it will become redundant officials. Things remain the same but the number of people increases, and wages will drop, which will lead people to actively look for gray income. So don't think too much, when the system is solved

It's well written, very good, resourceful, and very enjoyable to watch. Please update it more often.

Overall, it's good. It's much better than Tomato's mainstream show of pretending to be slapped in the face and shocking. The plot of the big score is also logical. But there is one point where I have to deduct one star, and that is that the protagonist has many ways to increase his income, but he doesn't use them. For example, the vaccine can obviously be sold at a high price for takeout, but it is sold at a low price, which will prevent the government deficit from being reduced for several years.