
I Woke Up to Find Myself Back on Earth
一觉醒来:朕回到了地球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 155k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I feel the author's current setup won't last long; it'll probably collapse by the middle. I still prefer stories like "Mountain Emperor." Author, do you think people like watching tech tree progression? Actually, people prefer the detailed process of a gradual rebellion.
Where is my eternal sage ruler, Li Xuan?!???!
The most interesting novels about time-travel and hegemony in modern times - The Great Warlord of Xinhai; The most interesting novels about time-travel and hegemony in ancient times - Shangou Emperor; The common points: the male protagonist is selfish and can open a harem whenever he wants. It is in line with the human nature of ordinary people and has a strong sense of substitution.
I thought it was a war story, but alas. Disappointing. I'll just have to wait for your next book.
Write history on a rainy day; this kind of writing really doesn't suit you.
The ending: It turns out there was never any second time travel to become an eternal sage ruler; it was all just a daydream someone had after reading about the mountain emperor.
It's still watchable, but I really want to read your novel about foreign power struggles at the end of the 19th century. I can't write about the Xinhai Revolution in China though.
A sage ruler from all ages returns to the modern era? 😁
One regrettable thing is that the author's writing leans towards realism. Life is already tiring enough; why can't we relax a bit while reading novels? Even so, I still really enjoy the author's writing.
This damn sense of immersion is incredible! The author is practically spying on the readers' real lives. 😌