The Floating Life of Great Zhou

The writing is pretty good, but it's a bit abrupt when it comes to rescuing people.

Those who write about managing local areas or writing about reading books have all gone away. I still feel good about myself and write so much. That's a stinker. The front was fine.

After reading a few chapters, I feel it's okay, but I'm a little scared of eunuchs due to these comments. Can the author give a reply to give me some confidence?

With the theme of "Floating Life", I thought it would be a more complex and vague main theme. However, except for a stunning beginning, it is just a blind territory construction, and the fantasy elements integrated are less and less except for the beginning. The whole thing is relatively boring. It deserves recognition for the writing technique. It is really mature and sophisticated, but it is a pity that it does not write many interesting points except for the beginning.

The content of the previous story is similar to a Western world book, but it is best not to be like it. It is said to be about lords farming, but in fact it has always been about leading troops to fight, and the development of farming has not been written.

This book has reached a certain number of chapters, but due to insufficient exposure, most of the books on my bookshelf don't have more than one or two hundred chapters. I collected them first. If you don't believe me, see if I'm accurate.

Can the author post a detailed description of his spiritual practice?

There are fewer and fewer people writing novels about hegemony these days. The story is good.

The writing in this book is very good, but the author's writing style is not. It's written like a cool book. Since it is a combination of fantasy and history, I need to write about the tactics. The supporting characters act like retarded characters.

Then in the name of Tao, he conquered disobedient families and then married Yu's women to gain Yu's trust.