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This is the author's fourth book. Although the author's forte is actually civilization and commerce, who knows, the Great Emperor might have learned to write something new again. I'm currently on chapter 11, and there aren't any major problems; it's quite good.

I started following this book with "Capitalist Ghost Stories," and watched as two of the Emperor's books became hits, so I sold several copies. This time, the subject matter is really interesting; I absolutely have to survive!

Although I haven't read it yet, the author has already completed seven books, and I've read most of them. The earlier ones generally followed a single world-building framework, but this one doesn't seem to. While most of them are relatively short, they're still quite enjoyable. The updates are a bit slow; I'm not really looking forward to reading this one.

The plot is actually quite good, but the more you watch, the more it resembles AI, especially the data part. Half of 100 million is 5 million, so they only got 5 million to order food, plus some expenses. At the beginning, they said they had no money, but after taking out the 5 million, they still had a lot of money left.

It's a very novel theme, and the plot is really good. Since I started following the novel "The Great Emperor," this theme has truly been to my liking. 😏😏😏 I sincerely hope this book continues to be updated. Go, Great Emperor!

The Emperor's skill remains undiminished; his hooks were planted with pinpoint accuracy, making the audience unable to stop watching.

The allure of villainous stories lies in their unique perspective, showcasing the dark, ugly, and evil aspects of human nature, prompting readers to reflect deeply.

Having read through the previous books, I can say the author writes very well.

I'm used to the Emperor's writing style, it's quite nice. I have a feeling that the Emperor has been messed with. What's going on with so many sz in the ratings section?

For those who find the beginning of the new book slow, like me, you can skip to chapter 12, which is roughly the typical start of most novels. However, the early stages are a bit slow, requiring you to gradually build up the foundation. It should improve significantly as the story unfolds later.