Smooth writing, no secret identities exposed, and a logical plot. I really love stories about pretending to be a goddess, but these are the only ones I could find anywhere that kept me reading.
The first heroine in the Naruto world relied on the dress-up system to become the real Princess Kaguya, but the whole book started high but went low. For a writer like me who wants to read about goddesses, only the first world can be read.
As a derivative of history, this article has two classic mistakes that are fatal to serious readers. They are a huge misunderstanding of Fusu and Liu Zhi, thinking that they have overly benevolent characters domesticated by Confucianism. But there isn't much relevant description, so I can only say that it's okay if you ignore it.
Reader comments: I like this book very much. The title and copywriting attracted me at first. I just wanted to see how the protagonist used the system of love palace fighting to become a national master. The first story is the title of the book. As expected, the operation is very cool, and it reveals the ingenuity in the outrageousness. I also like the character of the protagonist. On the surface, he is full of divine glory, but behind the scenes, he is busy everywhere to support the miracles. He uses human power to show the power of the gods. It makes people moved and excited! It brings new life to every world, and the interaction with every monarch and emperor makes people immersed in it, making them laugh and cry. Changing the world protagonist means changing the role setting, which is very novel and very interesting. Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Zong of Tang and Song Dynasty, each had his or her own style. My eyes lit up when I wrote about the Song Dynasty. I personally think it is the one with the most sense of setting among the several chapters. The fourth natural disaster can still be written like this, hahahahaha, the Shiqi people are rushing!
Personally, I feel that the world at the end is averagely written. Compared with the previous worlds, it may be that the protagonist is invincible and there is less passion for manpower to conquer nature. It would be great if the extras from the previous worlds come together to have a "big melee", it would be hilarious. Just separate a few avatars, play the role of yourself in the previous worlds, bring the emperors and their ministers, have a celestial palace banquet, and hold a competition. I really hope there will be some interaction between the goddesses and some emperors, it will be so exciting.
My personal favorite is the part about the Fourth Natural Disaster of the Song Dynasty, which really gives an ordinary historical novel its own soul. I personally hate that the protagonist in the article allows each dynasty to last for so long. Dynasties that are truly good to the people should not last that long. This is cliche. Maybe the author spent too much effort on the fourth natural disaster part so that the ending did not meet my expectations for this book, but overall, this book is the first echelon among Jinjiang historical novels.
It's good. At least it's over. I don't have to wait for my grandchildren to burn paper for me.
Comments from other readers on this book: This writing reminds me of the amazing experience I had when I was watching Dragons in middle school. It's so beautiful, with a strong sense of history and a sadness like thick fog. Probably, these stories happened thousands of years ago, in an out-of-reach time and space. The more vivid and moving they are, the more they remind people of their destined demise. It's like gazing far away across thousands of galaxies and seeing the light that the stars emitted thousands of years ago.
One of the most outstanding aspects of the story is the alternating sense of animality and divinity in the heroine's eyes in Liu Che's eyes. I have read a lot of novels about the Qin and Han Dynasties, but many of them give people the impression that they are based on the framework of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. People in the Qin and Han Dynasties should be more cruel and have not broken away from the bloody ancient wilderness. People at that time were more animalistic than human, and the gods they worshiped should also be a mixture of cruel animalistic and human nature.
That was the Western Han Dynasty that was more than two thousand years away from modern society. How could it be completely close to a civilized society? So many strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas are the ancient people's imagination of gods.
Disadvantages: Not finished yet
I'm not sure whether this book is a pretense of a goddess or what, the protagonist Goldfinger is a real goddess, but the writing style is very good and refreshing (The Prime Minister Dreams of a Girl?)
The author has a great imagination, excellent intentions, and novel themes. The combination of future technology and gods brings a different future to the Han Dynasty.
Disadvantages: Unfinished, will have to wait until my grandchildren
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