
Stop Cultivating, Your Majesty: A True Immortal Has Arrived
皇帝别修仙了,真仙人来了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
214Chapters
4.5kReads
6.0Score
186Shelves
259Listens
33.5kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 28
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The theme is perfect. The protagonist is killed by an alien monster. He travels back in time to transform the Ming Dynasty with ghosts and beanbag assistants with special powers. It's time to return to the modern era that has been changed by the past.
So far, I think the writing is very good, there are no bad points, and the strength is getting stronger step by step. I also added some daily routines in the back. In fact, I should add daily routines in the front, so that adding daily routines in the back will not be so abrupt [Chigua] It's unfinished. In fact, there were signs of it starting from the beginning of Shui Rongwen. With so many cross-era products brought back, pigs can also climb trees. Do we need to find any special talents? Even the black hole comes out later, so I can't continue to make it up [laughs awkwardly]
It's so interesting, I like to see this kind of thing
Emperor Ruyan returns to the world, and the emotional drama is exciting to watch. Pretty good in other aspects
Beautiful, no need to say more.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the author's writing style so far gives me a down-to-earth and comfortable feeling. The content and feeling of the part about farmers plowing the fields reminded me of Shi Tiesheng's story about him going to the countryside.
For a good book that is delayed by its title, the author should think of a good title. The pace is tight and the content is substantial, not bad
The more I write, the more awesome and sublimated I become.
The writing is still good, a rare good book. The idea is also relatively good, but the ending is a bit rushed. No way, all Tomato books are like this
The subject matter is perfect. I hope the author's imagination is big enough. After all, this is the future.