Except for the last one, they are all old articles from 2016-2017, and they all have something to read. I didn't refresh the book list before creating it, so my memory may be fuzzy.
The emperor is accepted by the emperor, but the emperor only has the identity of time travel, and his character and skills are not reflected at all. Small World is both cruel and sweet, but the original worldview of Second Small World is quite interesting.
It gives a strong reason for the protagonist to be forgiven when he encounters a guy with a bad personality, because the protagonist is the Virgin (in a good way). But the protagonist's methods are not blindly tolerant. When encountering someone who cannot be saved, he can still toughen his heart and fight with him to the end. The arrangement of the road to salvation is quite interesting.
Wear slowly. The writing style is not very gorgeous, it's a bit of a novice, and the character is rough and there's a lot of inner drama. There is a long history of attacking and accepting the real world, but the main storyline of the small world is not very obvious just by looking at it.
The protagonist falls in love suddenly in the first world. If you accept this setting, you can safely regard the twists and turns of the small world as the love of the young couple. Each world is not too long, and the setting is fast-paced and exciting.
The plot was always a bit too strong at the beginning, but then it got better. What's rare is that both the system and Quick Travel have a very serious reason for existing, not just for falling in love.
Consider it a slow wear. The parts about farming infrastructure and food are all very down-to-earth, but the third world is set in a troubled time. The identity of the protagonist who traveled through time has no force or power, and is coveted by others, so he has to rely on attack. Except for the hard push of the emotional line here, the look and feel is not good, both before and after.