I Am Emperor in a World of the Weird

I just wonder if this book is not very good and the classic quotations don't make sense. Why did the editor recommend it? Is it possible to receive benefits? ? ?

Before the spiritual energy was revived, the innate grandmaster was the highest level in the world. After the spiritual energy was revived, the innate grandmaster should be able to get the maximum benefit. But in the end, even a female ghost couldn't beat him. After all, he won. However, he had an inn and the emperor had to personally take action for any big thing. It was really meaningless. Of course, also It's because I can't understand the logic of spiritual energy recovery. A few random things can be strengthened, but human beings are killed indiscriminately. You say that ordinary people who have never practiced are okay, but people with "extraordinary" systems have gained stronger abilities and are on an equal footing with the brainless beasts before. Why? Even if the beasts suddenly become enlightened, humans still have thousands of years of wisdom before the beasts, and the base is much larger. Why should we compare?

Martial arts for all people, cultivating immortals in the Ming Dynasty, the mountain monks win over and divide, spiritual energy is revived, treasures are harvested, weird things are taken care of, gods are divided, and heaven, earth, man and emperor are unified. Popularize education, popularize cultivation, harvest talents, be the master of all masters, industrial revolution, spiritual civilization, when the soul meets the computer program, when the martial arts supreme pilots the mecha, the possibilities are endless. First unify Asia, assimilate civilization, then divide the world and refine the earth, let the golden dragon of luck replace Gaia's consciousness, then continue to refine the moon, absorb the energy of the universe and the sun to develop itself, and finally refine the solar system, and then you can go wandering. Or open up other worlds to conquer them.

There is only one problem in the book ~ (￣▽￣~) ~ The structure is too small, it is always just some feuds in the world, and the imperial army just watched the show. Everything depends on the top management to overcome the crowd. Anyway, the court feels like a group of heroes wearing skins. A high-ranking martial arts master was brave enough to go to the imperial city to challenge the emperor to a duel, and actually agreed. 😭

I haven't read much so far. There is a big bug in this book. When fighting a ghost, the simplest way is to (the warrior) spray blood and coat the weapon with blood to hurt it. Then if you say you are hungry when you see someone, it doesn't matter if a ghost bites someone (a living warrior). If you are afraid of biting someone when it comes into contact with blood, isn't this just going to kill yourself?😅😅😅

I'm thinking, where will the next opponent come from? The villains in Jianghu are too weak, and they can't be strong if they are from other countries. It would be nonsense if the author cheats on them. Rebellion from within? Harder. Strangely formed enemies? The layout seems a bit small. Different worlds, parallel universes, etc. Are easy to write down. How about going to the end invincibly? Hahaha, I like it😄

It's a pity, the idea is good. There are so many things missing when you start as emperor. When you become emperor, you still need to take action yourself. How is that different from salted fish? You start from a time when the world is in chaos and the aristocratic family is no better than you are now. There are routines for hegemony, and there are reasons for the protagonist to improve his strength and participate in various opportunities.

The setting is good, but the author's writing is too poor. The protagonist, the emperor, made me laugh out loud as soon as he spoke. The emperor didn't think like an emperor at all when he talked to the people around him. His tone and words were just like a modern ordinary person talking to another modern ordinary person. I suggest that the author write modern prose first, or look at how others write this kind of ancient prose.

The weirdness I understand is the inner demon that causes the world to go through tribulations, twisting the rules of the world, and is as crazy as cancer. When it accumulates to a certain extent, it will destroy the world. However, it can be purified through its obsession or great magic power, and it can return to its origins and gain the favor of this rule or the world. When the weirdness gradually decreases, the great power of the world will suppress the weird power; when all the weirdness disappears, the world will be promoted to a higher level.

It can only be said that it is outrageous that the emperor is willing to do anything, and that it is so difficult for a weak horse to fight a wild ghost. You are the emperor, not a knight. You have to write about fighting wits and courage with the enemy country and conquering any sect. I think it is reasonable. The problem is that you are like this. What do you mean by fighting with these monsters and monsters and taking action every time? The country is so weak and there are no available people. Why don't all the people practice martial arts? Why don't the entire army practice? In this way, the people are afraid of ghosts and monsters and are afraid of death?