The King Who Can Transmigrate

Ever since I started reading reviews before reading any book, I've found that I have no books left to read! Those who commented on the pig's feet's name seem to have a lot of surplus grain and books on their bookshelves! P. S.: I just came across this book again while browsing the book list. When I came in, everyone was complaining about the protagonist's name.

You've turned a perfectly good king into an internet celebrity and online troll, someone who brings diamonds from the world and then flaunts them everywhere, arrogantly saying they're worthless and you should just keep them. A complete novice, you've wasted such a good subject.

Let me share my thoughts on reading this book. First, the protagonist's name alone will deter a large portion of readers who are new to the book. These readers are actually the author's biggest source of income. The rest are discerning, older readers who are less likely to profit from the book. This is a major flaw of the book.

This book is truly amazing; it gets even better towards the end, but unfortunately it feels a bit rushed.

The protagonist's name, Li Daniu, is quite toxic, so I'm not watching it. 🙂

They can't even come up with a decent name for the pig's feet. What's the point of watching this?

The writing is interesting, but it lacks common sense. The author gets 65% of the profits? Do you know how much a book costs? How much does paper cost? How much does ink cost? How much are the labor costs? Does the printing plant need to make a profit? How much are the transportation costs? How much does the bookstore make? How much does the publisher make? What about the business tax?

I feel the author is not very knowledgeable. A king is always dealing with trivial matters, and the plot is full of old-fashioned tropes of showing off and getting slapped in the face!

This book is actually not bad, but the protagonist is written too weakly! He even has a space carrier, and he still gets attacked! He could just plant a mushroom somewhere in the ocean, and who would dare to come and surround him? Too weak; in the real world, he'd be a lamb. 😁

First World, what the hell are you doing there? Going to see a movie? Don't want to miss any exciting scenes, hesitating because of danger or something, how much filler do you want? Are you just going to start by posting this much nonsense?