The Emperor Is Heaven

I can say that the novel is readable, but the protagonist feels a bit inconsistent somehow. Because the character of the protagonist seems to be too cold, no matter how you traveled through time in a human belly, the love given to you by your biological parents can be said to be complete. Why are you so powerful but disrespectful even to such a close relative? I wonder how you can make your subordinates loyal with such a cold nature and no need to hide it. To be honest, if there were really talented wise men in ancient times, they would not think that the protagonist with this kind of character would be the Ming Lord, and it would be worth risking everything to assist him. And to be honest, I only saw the domineering power of the protagonist's so-called combination of grace and power. The writing of grace was too forced, and it should not be the performance that a hero should have after several generations of life.

It took me an hour to build 1,000 floors. Please improve.

The plot of the Conferred Gods in recent times. Why does it feel like the person writing the book is a different person? Luo Li has fallen into the cliche flow. Regardless of whether it is a large army fighting. Training alone as a general is bound to be like a bunch of useless talk. There are also those so-called disciples of the three religions, ranging from famous masters such as the Twelve Golden Immortals to all kinds of helpers. Even a wise man like Jiang Ziya is not exempt from vulgarity... Each one is more weird than the last. The popular explanation is that if I can kill you, I will put you on the "Bang of the Gods". You can't resist. Just surrender and die. If a master from the Three Religions falls, he will be like a gambler who has lost a bet, and his eyes will be red. [How do you cultivate such a quality of mind? Have they all become fools through cultivation? I just pay it off once in a while, but it's so embarrassing every time. I don't even say that IQ is reasonable or anything like that. Brother, do you think you are just kidding? This is the Great Tribulation of the Gods. You all plan to kill the masters of the Shang Dynasty and have completed the killing. On the contrary, if one's own side is killed, except for lack of ability... Isn't this destiny? [Returning to the saint's disciples who spend all day cultivating and meditating on the number of days, cultivating to the body of a dog. I wonder how I reached my current level of cultivation...? Nowadays, this plot of "Feng Shen" is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it. The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes...

At this moment I want to recite a poem. Ah! The peach blossoms are tightly closed when standing, and the butterfly blossoms bloom when squatting. Although it is not a sea, the tide comes every month

There is a chapter where the pretense goes too far. The place where they live is dirty and they don't clean it up. They ask other female disciples to do it. They are impatient to take a shower. Oh my god, does the author write this to apply Long Aotian's template to the male protagonist? I don't understand the meaning of writing this at all

It's really a pity that he became a eunuch. If he continues to write, he may not be able to become a god. First: It is diametrically opposed to the counterattack flow of losers, which is the most common trend in fantasy novels at the moment. It is a genius novel Second: The character's IQ is online, not a *** article Third: The male protagonist is not a guy with a sperm, even as an emperor, there are no seventy-two concubines in the Three Palaces, Six Courtyards, etc. Fourth: The writing is very good, the author's thinking is clear, and the plot is not procrastinating, with details and details (for example, the world in the tripod basically ends in two or three chapters)

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This is the best emperor novel I have ever read, but the author's updates are too scumbag

Identification completed! This book has become a eunuch from now on 😁

This book of yours is half-dead, if you don't write it well, you publish new books every day, and if you don't finish this one well, your new book won't even get clicks.

I used to update one chapter a week, but now I don't update it at all. I'm screwed.

The book is good, but I don't like the main character and can't follow it.

I read this book and felt that it was not suitable for me. I ordered it for the first time and canceled it.

Cold and indifferent. I like and long for the power to express these two points unscrupulously in real life. Hey, XX, continue reading.

I read the content and introduction written by the author. Adding my own understanding, I wrote some suggestions. If you don't like them, don't comment. The protagonist wants to establish an eternal dynasty, and the most important thing is talent, and Kanae did him a favor, but I don't want to see too many people summoned, because the book will collapse easily. Many authors suffer from this disadvantage. (The various summons in the early stage will be unfinished in the later stage, but I think the author will handle it.) The protagonist is still very weak now. What does he need? My point of view is the staff. The protagonist needs someone to help him give him advice, and the Dong family can only provide him with protection now. Once he has a staff, he can snowball his power into bigger and bigger ones. It is true that many book friends believe that military generals are far more important than civil servants, but will the protagonist worry that the force is not enough? Many authors write enemies that feel like they have a mental aura, which is very embarrassing. (Of course, many authors have very good writing skills, much better than me saying no to this one, but I still have to say it.) The author's writing style is very good, and he can try to make various characters more fleshed out. There is passion, strategy, light, darkness, emotion, and hatred, making the characters less thin. Characters: Jiang Shang, Zhang Liang, Xiao He, Zhou Yafu, Chao Cuo, Du Ruhui, Fang Xuanling, He Shen (saving money), Xiang Yu, Lu Bu, Chi You, Li Si, Bai Qi, Wu Qi, Sun Wu and other characters from the Three Kingdoms (in no particular order) The author suggests that one or two people are enough for the start. (Ten is too many. Doesn't the family suspect that the protagonist has such great charm? There are so many people with real talents and learning.) Prioritize Jiang Shang and Chi You (I won't explain this, everyone understands it. As for whether they are very unconquerable, it depends on the author)??????

Isn't this okay?

It's a pity that there is no quirky, lively and cute sister or maid to balance out the cold and indifferent temperament of the male protagonist. Wouldn't it be nice to occasionally sprinkle some dog food?

It was very well written, but why did it end?

Provide the author with a personal list of nine people: The first author himself has already identified Zheng He in the Ming Dynasty, "I personally think it should be Qi Jiguang or Zhang Juzheng" The second one is definitely Yue Fei, but I think it could be Di Qing, but not as famous as Yue Fei. After all, Yue Fei's Manjianghong and the people built a Yue Fei Temple for him, plus the national needs, so he is very famous. "Don't criticize me when I say this. I also read that many people say this on the Internet. I also know a little about the Song Dynasty, so please be gentle." The third one, from bottom to top, is the Tang Dynasty. "The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the middle and Wu Zetian's Wu Zhou can be ignored. They are not orthodox after all." It's hard to say about the Tang Dynasty. After all, there are too many great gods. However, considering the two people Zheng He and Yue Fei selected by the author were both generals, they should choose civil servants. There were many famous civil servants in the Tang Dynasty. The more famous ones include Fang Mou, Du Duan, Wei Zheng, Hou Junji, and Yu Shinan. These people personally tend to be Du Ruhui. Because there are too many people in history who are good at planning, but few who are good at making decisions, so it's just him, Du Ruhui. The fourth one is the Three Kingdoms. The civil servants and generals of the Three Kingdoms are like stars, but personally I still prefer civil servants. There are many famous civil servants in the Three Kingdoms: Guo Jia, Pang Tong, Xi Zhiwen, Sima Yi, Zhou Yu, Xu Shu, Xun Yu, Xun You's two uncles and nephews, Jia Xu, Cheng Yu, Li Ru, and Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang is an outstanding politician, and the others are counselors. How to put it, in fact, they are all powerful, but considering the world the protagonist lives in, they must be vicious and ruthless. The most ruthless among these people are Jia Xu, Li Ru, and Sima Yi. However, Sima Yi is famous for being tolerant, and the city is too deep. I am afraid that the author cannot control it, so I don't recommend it. "Actually, I really recommend Sima Yi. "Able to bend and stretch, know how to endure, and very intelligent themselves." Jia Xu and Li Ru can be said to be on par. One became the last straw of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the other proposed burning Luoyang before leaving. They were both vicious and cruel. However, Jia Xu is more difficult to subdue, because this old fox is very good at saving his life, and he can say that he will do anything to save his own life. Li Ru believes in "people will be punished for their own sake" and he also helped Dong Xiangguo up. During this period, no matter how big or small, matters were handled in an orderly manner, and strategies and tactics were exhaustive. However, I think Li Ru is more poisonous. After the burning of Luoyang, let's think about what Dong Xiangguo has done. I think Li Ru is more poisonous. These two people are equally vicious and cruel, the only difference is that one is shameless and the other is shameless, haha.

During the previous section of the water experience, I passed by and burned incense.

Wow, please add more updates soon! Don't update the book without updating this

Update quickly, or you won't be responsible for sending the blade.

Brother! ! Can there be a beginning and an end? I've been waiting for you for so long

There are too many words and the mobile phone will not allow you to post it, so I will post it next. The eighth quotient. There are also few celebrities: Evilai, Shen Gongbao, Bigan, Yi Yin, "There is no such person as Wen Zhong in history." I won't say anything else, it must be Yi Yin. The ninth summer. I really don't know what to do about this. The famous ones are all emperors, and there are famous people, but there are very few records that are difficult to recommend and write about. There are really too few records about the Xia Dynasty. Guan Longpang was a man of two generations, Fa and Jie, but as to why he had not been found out. There is also Boyi, who helped Dayu control the floods. Dayu also gave him his daughter as his wife. This person should be more or less a celebrity, right? If the author really doesn't understand these two people, then he should write the first detailed description of the beauty Yu Xi in history. Remember, it's Yuxi, not Meixi.

Burn incense and worship

Take the post. The fifth Han Dynasty. Cai Lun and Zhang Heng of the Eastern Han Dynasty, one invented papermaking and the other invented the armillary sphere, they were considered to be skilled craftsmen. People like Xiao He, Han Xin, Zhang Liang, Huo Qubing, Wei Qing and Li Guang in the Western Han Dynasty. I recommend Xiao He. I found that the protagonist does not lack a commander or counselors, but he lacks someone who can lead the outside. Although there is Zheng He, the chief internal affairs officer, he is an internal leader. The protagonist lacks someone who can help him deal with various political issues. Xiao He has great administrative abilities and is very suitable for the protagonist. Week six. It's really hard to say about the Zhou Dynasty, there are relatively few famous ones. Jiang Shang "Jiang Ziya", Hua Xu, and Yin Xi "are the people who ordered Hangu Pass, and then met Lao Tzu and taught the Tao Te Ching". There is nothing good to say about this dynasty, but Jiang Shang must be the one. The Seventh Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Why not Qin? Because many famous people in the Qin Dynasty made their fortune during the Warring States Period, let's just refer to the Spring and Autumn Period. Li Si, Bai Qi, Meng Tian, Wang Jian and Wang Ben, Zhang Han, Wei Liao, Li Mu, Lian Po, Lu Buwei, Xiang Yu, Hua Tuo, Kong Laoer, Meng Penzi, Zhuang Mengdie, Qu Yuan, Wei Yang, Shang Yang, Li Er "Laozi", Sun Wu, Sun Binye's grandson, Pang Juan, Zhang Yi, Su Qin's fellow disciples, the four young masters of the Warring States Period, Guan Zhong, Fan Li, Wei Ran, Xun Kuang "Xunzi", Mo Zhai "Mozi", Han Fei, Wu Qi, Ou Yezi "Zhu" The sword master, considering the world the protagonist lives in, is definitely a great god. Forging one is an artifact. The ten famous swords are basically forged by him and his daughter Moye and his son-in-law Ganjiang. Etc. There are too many achievements in the Spring and Autumn Period, but most of them are ideological greatness. Considering the world the protagonist lives in, I don't know if it will work. However, Sun Wu, Sun Bin, Pang Juan, Wu Qi, Wei Liao, these military strategists are all great gods no matter where they go. However, I still think Ou Yezi is more important because he can mass-produce artifacts. The world where the protagonist lives is a world of high martial arts, so artifacts are still very handy.

Questions about the heroine. The protagonist of the previous film was extremely cold and arrogant. I just tried reading this one and found that the protagonist's personality is roughly the same. I boldly put forward some ideas about the heroine. I hope the author is interested and can take a look. Talking back to the previous book, although the protagonist's strategy is short, there is no problem, and the heroine is also likeable at first. Later, the heroine becomes the wife of the protagonist, and even gives birth to a child, but becomes extremely hypocritical emotionally. Later, she even runs away from home, saying that the protagonist does not despise her own life or death and does not value them. Some inexplicable reasons, and then triggers some kind of kidnapping, which becomes the material for the protagonist to be threatened. If a good wife is not good enough and cannot help the protagonist, why can't she live behind the scenes and provide a warm home for the protagonist who returns from the outside tired? As a subordinate, Xue Qianxun also followed the other ladies to resist the protagonist, and was dumbfounded. The Invincible Lady of the East separated from him and was kidnapped to threaten the protagonist. I see that there is not much love left for the heroine. The real heroine Dongfang Bai ends up being short-lived, with no foreshadowing of a breakthrough relationship, and the plot is still unfinished. The heroine who complements the protagonist of this book should 1 will not be an obstacle to the protagonist, subjectively. (It is acceptable if it is self-defeating for the protagonist. 2. If the protagonist is set to be arrogant and ruthless, there is no need to make the protagonist emotional for the sake of the emotional line, or you should not let any emotional factors hinder you. 3. If the author is not very good at writing heroines, he can give up the heroine or just write a vase that will not hinder the protagonist. 4. Women with noble status and strong strength, but who are attracted to the protagonist because they love the protagonist, are easily loved by readers. The above are my thoughts and small suggestions.