Myriad Worlds: Starting with Detective Di Renjie

Looking back now, it was indeed well-written. At the very least, it portrayed Di Renjie as a normal person, with the thinking and skepticism that a normal person should have, rather than a two-dimensional character. I've read other fanfictions about Detective Di Renjie.

The introduction states that to become emperor, one must at least be a descendant of the Li family; otherwise, success is impossible.

What's the point of writing about snow? This garbage book has nothing to offer.

The first chapter ended hastily, I'm so disappointed. I only started to like this book because of the first chapter, and the ending is really heartbreaking.

Because Wu Zetian was above Di Renjie in his world, and the cunning old fox Di Renjie was watching over him, the protagonist acted with extreme caution. Finally, thanks to the opportune moment of the Snake Spirit Case, the protagonist successfully turned the tables and became emperor.

The writing is excellent, and the concept is unique. It's hard to believe that there's only one book like this. I'd believe it if you told me it was some famous author in disguise.

If you don't want to update anymore, just say so. Why be so perfunctory? It makes me seem like I'm being presumptuous. You're not in good health, so you should rest more. It was wrong of me to urge you like this, and it hurts me to see you like this.

Regarding why the protagonist let Yaoyue go, the author will share his thoughts. First, some readers think it's possible to control Yaoyue and force Lianxing to reveal the secrets of Mingyu Gong. The author had considered this matter during the creation process.

Can such an important plot as the coup in the capital and the restoration of the Li Tang dynasty be glossed over? This climax, where all the main and side storylines converge, all the foreshadowing is revealed, and the entire cast of characters is reshuffled, is written in just two chapters? Is it less important than eliminating Jin Mulan?

It's well-written, but I can't quite accept the part about Lu Xiaofeng in "Legend of Lu Xiaofeng." It seems he's with Gongsun Lan. I didn't read further; when things started to look a little romantic between them, I didn't dare buy it. I just flipped to the first page of each chapter, and Gongsun Lan kept appearing, acting like a virtuous wife and loving mother. The thought of her killing so many innocent people makes me feel nauseous.