I Am Taller Than the Heavens

The author's central idea in this book is strange; it doesn't seem Eastern, but rather more like Western elitism, riddled with double standards. On the surface, it seems reasonable, but upon closer examination, it falls apart. The complete formation of Confucianism in ancient China led to a phenomenon where every era had no shortage of people advocating for the people (and there were always many).

That's really well written, keep it up! 🤭🤭🤭

Good book, I'll give it a thumbs up! 😁

The beginning was great, but things started to go strangely during the scientific expedition. It inexplicably attracted hatred, the villains collectively became less intelligent, and trouble happened wherever they went, completely destroying the calm and leisurely feeling at the beginning.

The author has a novel set in the city where the protagonist is a tycoon who has taken a liking to a soprano. To repay the protagonist, she sleeps with him and then marries a county magistrate a few days later. (The last part is a bit awkward and doesn't translate directly.)

The more I watch, the more I feel the protagonist's thinking is problematic. Anyway, it doesn't align with my values, so I'm outta here.

Why would a perfectly good fantasy novel include flood relief and water conservancy projects? Thumbs down!

I hope to remove characters like the White Bone Man; it will make the game run more smoothly.

The book is good, but the author writes a bit too slowly. It would be better to build up the story gradually and leave more unfinished material than to abruptly stop near the climax; that only annoys the reader, not makes them interested.

I've given you my recommendation vote. The book really suits my taste, but it's short and slightly edgy. 🙂