High Martial Qin: You Don't Want Your Secret Getting Out, Do You?
高武大秦：你也不想秘密被知道吧
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- High-Martial World
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It looks nice but is very messy. They stitched on a lot of things, and the hanging opening was quite large, but it didn't really help. Although I've been subscribing, I still feel like it'll end badly.
The premise is excellent, but it's completely poorly executed, and the plot is odd. Chapter 25 is particularly confusing. They've already colonized the solar system and introduced various supernatural systems, yet when a random passerby enters the hospital, they claim it's impossible for someone to run that fast.
Chapter 1: Duke Xiao's valiant conquest of Singapore, Shang Yang's overturning of the flat-earth theory Chapter Two: Ying Si Easily Conquers the Rocky Mountains, Zhang Yi's Horse Tramples the Indians Chapter Three: Mi Yue Angrily Slays Caesar, Ying Ji Launches a Swift Strike on Italy Chapter Four: The Jade Emperor Makes Outrageous Remarks, and the Qin Army Approaches the Lingxiao Palace
This setting is quite interesting, expanding it to a cosmic struggle for supremacy. However, I feel the author might struggle to manage it; with such high military strength among the nations, I can't even imagine how they could possibly unify the world.
Regarding the School of Diplomacy I'm not sure if I haven't read carefully. The author defines the strategists as extreme egoists who bring disaster to the country and its people. To be honest, the various schools of thought during the Warring States period were basically groups of idealists who practiced their own principles and ultimately aimed to bring peace to the world and establish lasting…
Assessment complete. This book was probably just written for fun; with some revisions, it would definitely be a great book.
It's quite messy, lacking a clear main structure.
To be frank, it feels like the author wanted to write about an ensemble cast but didn't do it well. The main storyline should involve conquering six kingdoms while developing technology, similar to the early game of God III.
While it's supposed to be a joke, the protagonist's style isn't cybernetic martial arts at all... It's not like he's getting a prosthetic body or AI-assisted training. I think "cosmic martial arts" would be a better term. And why is the "Nuclear Bomb Sword Immortal" going back to the old ways? The six kingdoms have already deployed giant starships and fired planet-destroying cannons, and the protagonist is still playing with nuclear bombs?
Is the protagonist mentally underdeveloped? Just look at the student council's attitude—using other people's secrets as a means of blackmail? Even using them to threaten the teachers in the secret service? Having lived two lives, doesn't he know that the more you know, the faster you die? A secret is a secret because no one knows it, and the only way to keep a secret is to kill the person who knows it.
Thinking back to the multidimensional world of fantasy, the Multiverse Republic—that was truly amazing! Perhaps the author could borrow some ideas from fantasy, like Descending Entities or Dimensional Warriors?