The Fake Prophecies I Made All Came True?

After reading Chapter 120, I admire the author's imagination. However, I personally think that the probability of eunuchs is high. The author is stitching together more and more things, which means that the settings are constantly increasing, the world framework needs to be continuously expanded, and the miscellaneous systems are mixed together. When they cannot be controlled, they will completely collapse. I hope that in the following plot, the author will rationalize some settings and control the expansion of the world framework. If it ends up being a mess or unfinished because the writing skills can't keep up with the changes in the worldview, that's fine. To be honest, it is very rare to watch this kind of subject matter nowadays.

It's too novice😓. It doesn't mean that a photolithography machine can be produced just by having the original machine. It doesn't mean that you can create chips if you have a photolithography machine. The lithography machine is just one of the processes. It's not that it can be created with technology. This requires the progress of an entire industrial system. Even if there are photolithography machine drawings, the industrial technology cannot reach it. If it cannot be manufactured, it cannot be manufactured.

The book is good, but with this kind of plot, I am really afraid of eunuchs, 😭

For this kind of time-line travel, it is best to have mission files (events, characters, progress, influence, etc.) To make it relatively clear.

The most uncomfortable thing to watch is that the male protagonist doesn't have any skills to cultivate immortality, so he can fool Qin Shihuang. Traveling through time is really awesome. . . But it will obviously make Qin Shihuang feel that the male protagonist is very interesting, but even the immortal cultivators don't understand it. And how could Qin Shihuang be able to practice all the way to ascension by taking a pill? Where did the skills come from? At the beginning, Qin Shihuang took the male protagonist's elixir, and then the male protagonist turned to Qin for a low-level elixir, which was too inconsistent. This book is quite interesting to read except for the unnatural description of the information gap between Qin Shihuang and the male protagonist. But I can't care about the details. If the male protagonist has to pretend to be a god, it's not just a matter of losing a little bit of cultivation. He has to at least pretend to have amnesia.

Are all novels of this type super watery?

In this timeline of the main world, Ying Zheng has ascended, but Meng Tian and the others still haven't come out? The government is still worried about the aliens escaping. Don't they know how to find a solution on their own and just wait for the protagonist?

It's such a great book, I haven't read it so happily in a long time. How about the whole heroine, who is not poisonous yet, I want to be poisoned, but I am still a bit unaccustomed to not being poisoned. Directly force the arrangement. 🤫

This book is good, it didn't make me jump to read. I like the description of Ying Zheng and the protagonist. I like this description method of introducing friends, CP and immortals. It is right to not have a heroine. If you write it, just write Ying Zheng as the heroine 😍😍😍

The book is a good book, but it is a bit taxing on the author and a bit on the author's brain.