The Fake Prophecies I Made All Came True?

Having read up to chapter 120, I admire the author's imagination. However, I personally think there's a high probability that the story will be abandoned. The author is piecing together more and more elements, which means the setting is constantly being expanded and the world framework needs to be continuously broadened.

That's too naive 😓. A lithography machine isn't something you can just produce by having a prototype. It's not like having a lithography machine guarantees you can manufacture chips. A lithography machine is just one step in the process. It's not something you can build simply by having the technology. It requires the advancement of an entire industrial system. Even if you have the blueprints for a lithography machine, if the industrial technology isn't up to par, you simply can't build it.

The book is good, but with this kind of plot, I'm really afraid it'll be abandoned. 😭

For time-travel scenarios like this, it's best to have mission files (events, characters, progress, impact, etc.) To make things clearer.

The most frustrating thing about the book is how the male lead, who has absolutely no cultivation techniques, managed to fool Qin Shi Huang. Time travel is impressive, yes... But it's obvious that while Qin Shi Huang finds the male lead incredibly powerful, he clearly doesn't understand cultivation at all. Also, how did Qin Shi Huang manage to ascend to immortality just by consuming elixirs?

Are all novels of this type extremely poorly written?

In the main timeline, Ying Zheng has already ascended to immortality, but Meng Tian and the others still haven't appeared? The government is still worrying about the alien escape incident; don't they know to find a solution themselves instead of just waiting for the protagonist?

This is such a gem! I haven't enjoyed reading this much in a long time. How about a female lead? She's not toxic yet, and I want to be toxic to her; I feel a little strange not being toxic. Let's just force it. 🤫

This book is good; it didn't make me skip any parts. I like the portrayal of Ying Zheng and the main character. I really like the way it introduces friends, romantic partners, and immortals. The absence of a female lead is a good thing; if you're going to write a story, you should make Ying Zheng the female lead. 😍😍😍

The book is good, but it's a bit taxing on the author, requiring a lot of mental effort.