The protagonist isn't all-powerful. He's just an ordinary person who, for some reason, is sent to ancient times by the Transmigration God, and in the end can't return. The Transmigration God grants him three wishes, but he says, “1. I want to live forever. 2. The person I love must be the same as me. I'll tell you my third wish when I meet you again.” The protagonist lives in seclusion in a small village. There are rumors that “the Eighteen Scholars are mysterious beyond measure; whoever obtains one of them will be as good as possessing the whole world.” After the rumors die down, a hundred and fifty years later, the martial world is plunged into bloodshed, and the protagonist is forced to leave seclusion for a certain reason.
In this era, the protagonist is known as the Eighteen Scholars. As for his original name, in his own words, it has become an eternal dream in his heart, bound to his home.
A couple of things to note: 1. The protagonist isn't particularly skilled in martial arts. 2. He's softhearted, because he firmly believes that people are born good.
There may be a few jarring moments, so please forgive me!
Theme:
The ending felt a bit rushed, but the writing was quite good~~
Yang Yue is having an affair with the emperor, right~
Come on
Come on!!!!!
Imperial Master, this is powerful enough
Come on!!!!!
Come on
Poor little eighteen---- Flying Bird----
Well, come and catch bugs--- Come here---come here Very well written.
Overall it's okay Then come a "proviso" But classmate Xia is too willful and treacherous. Xiao Shiba is not restrained enough (he has accumulated 150 years of experience and was a physician in his previous life, so he will be gentler and more restrained). The conversation with the time travel master was a bit too sharp, and God, you really raised Xiao Shiba a bit too high. Although he is a reclusive person, he may not be able to avoid others' sharpness, but he should have a more gentle temper. The story hasn't developed much yet, so I can't comment much on the plot. The design of the matchmaker is quite fun, but it doesn't stop at being fun. The character of the matchmaker can be explored again·~ The God of Time Travel is a bit weak in the setting of the God of Time Travel, but because Xiao Shiba is strong, it doesn't matter much. The dialogue should not be too long or too long. Some things can be expressed in details and let readers guess. It does not have to be told in full. The narration about Xiao Shiba's original girlfriend can be shorter each time, but more frequently. There is no need to focus on these chapters. These chapters only need to point out that the girlfriend is a rotten girl, so Xiao Shiba understands the DM culture. Every time it is said with the feeling of silently recalling it with a smile, it will affect the author's heart more. Overall it's okay, but still a bit raw and immature Touch, come on, let's work together