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I want to keep it, but I also want to watch it. It's really confusing.

I'm interested in fattening up, but I'm afraid it will lead to death.

The book is very nice, good luck to the author.

Too little is not enough to watch.

If you don't have family and friends, this must be a good book

Is the Holy Emperor Li Shimin? No feelings, goodbye

There are three points that can become extremely toxic if the author does not handle them well 1. The protagonist goes with the flow, taking the protagonist's position and the player's follower NPC identity. If the protagonist cannot control the initiative, then the betrayal of the protagonist will become a fact. The novel must be logical, and the description of reality has already given this answer. 2. The protagonist fell in love with his ex-girlfriend, but the ex-girlfriend later married someone else. In the context of the protagonist's death, the protagonist's emotional development trend of disconnection is difficult for readers to accept, mainly because they don't want to eat green Xiang. 3 The protagonist has too little intersection with the game world. Does the author focus on writing in the real world?

Isn't the first woman the protagonist's sister?

Come on, there are too few updates. Come on, update.

I always feel that the emotional line will also dissuade me. Is the protagonist a monarch or a player strategist? I feel like the player strategist is boring, and I would rather have the heroine be a historical celebrity, with multiple heroines, it's just personal preference, I'll make it clear what I want.

In fact, the content is quite good, but I have a feeling that the emotional line will dissuade me.

Li Si is a person of Legalism and Confucianism

I don't like Liu Xiu. Liu Xiu stretched her crotch too much. Not as good as Cao Cao. When Liu Xiu was in power, he did not allocate land to the people, but had to count the population and let the people pay a poll tax after their death.

If your skills look good, you can count them in the related work without putting them in the text.

Isn't that Li Xiaomeng the heroine? Can you give me an accurate answer?

The first twenty chapters are good, but I feel like things start to go wrong later on, especially when China is gone (I really have no motivation to read the rest) First of all, if this novel was written ten years ago, it would be better: there is a conspiracy in the virtual game, and the protagonist cheats and fights against all races. But now these settings are a bit outdated. Secondly, settings such as changes in reality and all races were added too early. In the 17 states of Daqian, the fight between strangers has just begun. There is a lot of space to write wonderful stories, so you are so anxious to spread the stall? In the end, the setting of the protagonist's sister feels very inappropriate for the world of great strife. It has a strong sense of violation and feels a bit idealistic.

I thought I was fighting for hegemony, but I ended up being a subordinate. Alas.

Does anyone want to test poison? There are so few comments that they don't dare to read it.