I Am Louis XIV

Damn it, I stopped updating for seven days, causing my investment to be in vain. What's even more damning is that I just accumulated 10 failed investments and got a "Street King" badge! ! ! ! !

I recently discovered a problem while reading. In historical time-travel novels, especially those of the emperor genre, the protagonist of the time-travel often loses his outlook on life that has been educated and shaped by the 21st century, and directly becomes a monomaniac or an indifferent careerist. He only has a golden finger who knows the development of history, but at his core he is a person of that era. I don't understand why some authors and readers like this? (Not meant to be sarcastic, just asking for answers) I can understand being corrupted by the times and environment or being forced to do some behaviors that are inconsistent with three views. This seems logical to me. But wouldn't it be strange to create a dictator or careerist who is proactive and cold-blooded without even considering changing his outlook on life, without any foreshadowing? If this is the case, it is better to delete the character of the time traveler and directly create an indigenous character, which is very consistent with the setting. In my opinion, the biggest attraction of time-travel novels is the collision of different perspectives, which leads to different thoughts or actions. The novel is not a history, but more like a stage formed by the intertwining of characters. The story is the skin, the characters are the skeleton, the writing is the flesh and blood, and the thoughts are the soul. The ruler is not an ordinary person, but at least he is an individual, let alone an ordinary person who travels back to the past in modern times. Even if your butt has changed, it should be difficult to change your outlook or human nature. If the author wants to show the original historical customs, it is better to directly set up indigenous characters. If you are a time traveler who only knows the golden finger of historical development and has no outlook on future generations, it is indeed difficult for me to understand this setting. This gives me a great sense of fragmentation and I cannot convince myself logically. I hope some book friends can help me clarify my doubts.

Louis XIV! ! My goddess actually wrote Sun King, I was spinning and jumping with my eyes closed! Please be sure to write about the touching brotherly love between Shi Shi and his younger brother! !

At the same time, seeing Jiuyu's book reviews criticizing it for being too feminine-minded and not being feminist enough is one of the wonders of the modern Internet. Just thinking about outputting opinions without thinking and discerning, just talking without thinking

What I don't understand is that since the magic world has far greater power and greater productivity than normal people, why doesn't the magic world replace the princes and nobles and rule ordinary people on their own? I hope that the restrictions of the magic world can be written clearly in the follow-up, otherwise it will make people question why the ninjas don't overthrow the daimyo and rule the country like Naruto.

It is quite good-looking, but unfortunately, I finally gave up without even finishing the free chapters. The advantage of this book is that the female author's delicate brushwork and strong personal style give the writing an alternative kind of magnificence. Although there is no breakthrough in shaping the worldview based on history, it can at least be said to be innovative. Personally, what makes me unhappy is: First of all, the author seems to have given the protagonist the identity of a time traveler in order to cater to the readers. However, the protagonist's words and deeds are closer to a local historical figure, a thorough French aristocrat. Coupled with the circuitousness and tenderness of the female author, the protagonist of this book, Louis, does not have the ability to hold everything tightly in his hands and the desire to control (although the author constantly claims that he has it), but he also succumbs to quite a few social realities (although this is more reasonable). My personal suggestion is that this book is suitable for reading slowly, without missing a word, as a physical book. Discover the author's witty words and knowledge between the lines. However, for those readers who seek excitement and anti-tradition, this book will be a bit tepid and useless.

No one can capture Paris before France surrenders, Only the French army led by women and dwarfs has the fighting capacity

I almost laughed out loud when I saw the new book. Reading your words is a pleasure. To be honest, I don't want to read a realistic book like Servants. Finally I can read Mrs. Fish's fantasy book again. Only Mrs. Fish's book can make me open the Qidian software. Otherwise, I will just leave it to eat ashes. I will keep the new book first and then fatten it up before killing it!

Will Servant of Servants still collect chapters?

The books written by Jiuyu especially like to torture the heroine, The Saint, The Servant of All Servants, and Louis 14. They are all like this, and they are inexplicably tortured. Maybe it is just because women especially like to embarrass women. The saint won't say it, it's beautiful. Although Servant of All Servants is not finished, it seems to be unfinished. When Louis XIV saw that the male protagonist fell out of favor, he used the female protagonist who saved his life as a tool and abandoned it directly. Then I couldn't find a good book. I finally found "Open your mission log" and it was quite interesting. It turned out to be a eunuch. Bitter