Watching The Legend of Qin in the World of The Nine Songs of the Moving Heavens: I’m Losing It

This kind of story with multiple main characters is really addictive.

The character of Han Fei in the synopsis is rather illogical. The Quicksand organization didn't do anything good under his leadership; they directly disrupted the balance of power in Han. His proposed reforms failed, and the common people ultimately suffered.

The theme is very novel; no Qin Dynasty fanfiction has ever been written like this before. I really like this kind of review novel. The only thing I don't like is Han Fei in Nine Songs of the Sky. I don't like Han Fei; he's glib and thinks he has everything under control.

How disgusting! The main character is just a child in body, but an adult in mind. Peeing and breastfeeding—it's utterly repulsive!

This book won't last long. If it manages to reach over 300 chapters and still have subscriptions, I can only say the author is foolish and has too much money.

Why do poisonous articles about Genesis keep popping up? 😰

I feel like this kind of novel doesn't need a main character. Exposure is just there to change the plot and bring some fun.

The protagonists in this kind of story always end up in a terrible state, it has a kind of wishful thinking feel to it.

This book is tasteless, yet too good to throw away. I dislike Han Fei and Liu Sha, but the author constantly praises them throughout the book; almost every chapter contains explicit or implicit praise of Han Fei. Influenced by the book *Wuxia Jianghu Adventure*, I've started to dislike Liu Sha, especially since they dared to provoke Su Qing.

The author may have suffered emotional trauma, and is determined to break up the original couple. The writing style is also just average. The only downside is that there aren't any other Qin's Moon fanfiction books out there; if there were, I would have deleted this one from my collection long ago.