The Han Empire Across the Myriad Worlds
诸天之大汉帝国
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- Completed
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- 716k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It's well-written, but I'd like to ask if you're planning to write a science fiction story, a fantasy story, or a complete mishmash? You should figure that out first.
The villain at the very beginning is a eunuch... Did the author drink too much water? The emperor's prestige is ridiculously weak... Is there any difference between him and a scumbag stepping on ants?
Can you please stop writing about clones?! It makes it feel like the protagonist's subordinates are useless!
Two people came in raving about herbal remedies, but what's sweet to them is poison to me—extremely toxic!
This emperor is the most incompetent emperor I've ever read. Other emperors who establish dynasties control the overall situation and send their subordinates to fight. But in this book, the emperor first sends his clones to other worlds to start from scratch, and then lets his subordinates clean up the mess. This cycle continues endlessly. What kind of emperor is this?
As a powerful figure, he insists on personally engaging in arm wrestling matches, having so many capable subordinates but ignoring them. Meanwhile, the protagonist, who's neither good at literature nor martial arts, goes off to conquer the world, relying on his protagonist halo and domineering aura to subdue everyone! This is infuriating!
Extremely toxic; just read it as a lighthearted, enjoyable read.
This is truly toxic. The Dong Zhuo Rebellion never even happened, yet the author immediately labels all officials in the country as rebels. The author probably doesn't know when Liu Biao became governor, or how Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, and Yuan Shu rose to power as warlords. They should consult more history books.
It's bland to read, but a shame to throw away. The subject matter is good, but the writing style and logic are terrible.
Five years were all that was left, and they could use real-world resources to invent a tiny flintlock pistol! A flintlock musket that couldn't even equip 10,000 men! Then, when attacking other people, he said that with his current strength, he could only digest two or three more continents! I'm speechless. They still say there's no talent management and that's how reform and opening up work!
Do you know what a eunuch is? I've seen many eunuchs looking down on the protagonist; the emperors all died, you'll be next.