The Dawn of a Dynasty

I don't know how to put it, I just feel like I'm getting more and more angry the more I watch it.

Is the author still a student? He has never entered society.

The theme of this book is very good, Invincible Heroes + the Republic of China. This is my first time seeing it. Are there any other books of the same type? The important point is that the author updates too slowly!

The writing is okay, but every time he kills someone and talks a lot of nonsense, he has to take off his mask every time. Wouldn't it be enough to just kill him with a knife? Take off the mask. I'm really afraid that people won't know that you killed him.

The subject matter is good, but the plot is a bit unbearable and not enjoyable at all.

In the later stage, it may not be able to be stretched and there will be too many sutures. The power system takes Heroes Invincible as an example. The power systems of different races, different arms, etc. Need to be supplemented. Why did ancient civilization lose to the characteristics of modern civilization, and why was China invaded? What is the significance of mortals in the existence of military lairs, and why can currency be recruited (precious metals or incense, national destiny, merit). Coupled with the invasion of foreign powers in the background, how can the revolution be carried out? After the abolition of the imperial examination, how to change the new education system (power system)? In a world of great strife, trying to save the country, the protagonist's plot advancement depends entirely on revenge and heroism, which makes him a bit petty. ps: I hope to see the appearance of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the List of Gods, the gods in Nine Songs, and the Dharma from hundreds of schools of Confucianism, Mohism, and Taoism.

The main character has a problem, which is really weird. If you want to kill, just kill, and you must let the other person see your face before killing. What kind of perverted murderous hobby would be exposed if someone could read the soul after death?

The subject matter is good, but some of the content looks like it was written by a woman, and the parents are short-tempered.

The book is a good book, but why does the author have to write so much about the love between children? My evaluation is to write less about family ethics 🙂 It is set in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It is enough to write about saving the nation and saving it. It writes so much love between men and women. Why do you want to do so? Your title introduction will definitely not attract readers who like to read these family ethics.

To be honest, this introduction has written about Qing Jiao, Fire Phoenix, and Ten Palaces of Hell, so I have no desire to read it.