Playing Roles Across the Myriad Heavens

The first world is about Kangxi rebelling against himself, which is straightforward. The problem lies in the second world, where the protagonist constantly criticizes Yi Xiaochuan as a sycophant, yet he himself becomes a sycophant to Qin Shi Huang, showering him with cultivation techniques, merits, and even the elixir of immortality.

A modern person transmigrates into the body of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. He decides to relinquish the throne and return the empire to the Han people! The reason? The protagonist knows history; the Qing Dynasty's closed-door policy led to its oppression by foreign powers! Author, are you going to make Wu Sangui emperor, or the Zheng family of Taiwan?

Under One Person was a new story I was really looking forward to. However, the addition of Love Apartment made me less excited; the forced integration felt jarring and jarring. I like both sides. When Love Apartment was added to Under One Person, it felt like they just added another character, but their characters themselves weren't that memorable. It felt a bit like a hybrid. Let's wait for the next dungeon.

The poison really hit me hard; the protagonist was practically castrated. (Bullcoin)

Author, did you pay for this? Two books, less than a million words, and you're already at LV4? That's terrifying!

Here's a suggestion for the author: it's best to avoid having a female lead. Because the protagonist can't make promises to the other person, and can't be responsible for them for life, it's best not to give them hope, only to leave them with deep despair in the end.

Well written! Your novel lacks ornate language, yet it moves readers with its simple sincerity. The sentences flow smoothly and coherently, with successful psychological portrayal and detailed descriptions, leaving a lasting impression! From a literary perspective, the subject matter is novel, the angle is clear, and the language, though simple, is elegant, concise yet meaningful—a true model of…

Having read books for decades, I've never seen anything more insidious than this! A modern person transmigrates into the movie version of *The Deer and the Cauldron*, completely unaware that sleeping with the Holy Maiden of the Divine Dragon Cult will grant him her inner power, and he's utterly clueless throughout the book!

The first world should be written as "The Number One Under Heaven," with Zhu Tiedan as the character. What's so interesting about playing Emperor Kangxi, a foreigner?

The new world concept is somewhat similar to "Zhuge Dali from the Wuhou School Pays Homage to the Old Celestial Master," which already has about fifty chapters.