The Qin Dynasty’s Nine Provinces Gold Ranking

One minute the author writes that the protagonist can't cultivate and is just a mortal, and the next minute they write that the protagonist's several alternate identities are among the strongest in the world. It's truly speechless.

That's too wordy. You might as well just write the top 10 rankings and then the story behind each ranking. That would both increase the word count and be more interesting.

It's a lot of writing, and its advantages are that it's not boring, has high potential for development, multiple storylines, and even some differences from the original work. However, the plot is difficult to organize, there are issues with power levels, and the characters' complex emotions are hard to fathom. So far, there aren't any major problems.

Now any novel can get on "Daily Poison Guide" (a popular online novel platform).

Level 1 is obviously unreliable; it's been entered into the palace.

Writing stories where the protagonist associates with the First Emperor is really boring. I've lost count of how many books this is. I gave up after reading the synopsis.

Only the Xiongnu didn't have any land-based immortals; it's probably related to Mount Langjuxu.

Did the Qin Dynasty not have a harem? Good riddance.

Is it no longer being updated?

I don't know why, but I feel a bit disgusted by academies and teachers.