I Never Meant to Turn the Heavens Around
我真没想逆转天机啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 547k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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227Chapters
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16.1kFans
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The only reason the protagonist can defy fate is that he has an even greater force (the author) standing behind him.
To put it nicely, the other side is overthinking things; to put it bluntly, they're just being idiotic.
This book is quite enjoyable even without thinking too much, so I've created a "brain storage space" here for all readers to store their thoughts. You can retrieve them after you're finished reading.
It was evident from your chess playing that you were a complete puppet of fate. When playing chess, you're already playing mind games, understanding everyone's intentions perfectly. You're expected to have guts and courage, but all you do is agree and agree. You lack any sense of fighting back, not even the spirit to avoid a violent end.
Many seemingly inappropriate parts in the beginning of this book are actually foreshadowing. Some readers may be impatient, but please don't mislead others. Don't let a good book be dragged down.
I can't hold on any longer, the poison is taking effect.
Is this woman really an adult? She's such an idiot. They should have found a smarter person to help her. "A heart full of sincerity" doesn't mean she's brainless.
If you can't write strategy, don't write it. Strategies are inherently difficult to write, and this kind of writing is frustrating to read; it's so intellectually taxing that I couldn't even finish the beginning.
Recruiting soldiers is about showcasing the personal charisma of the person in charge, not about obtaining the military tally, which can be taken back anyway. The second old general had no money in the countryside and had to sell fish, which was foolish. Third, strategists should not steal the spotlight from their lord, otherwise they will become useless lords, dispensable figures.
A brief discussion on the follow-up [Author's Pick]
One: The Dragon Seeker is a foreshadowing of Xu Lang's alternate identity. 1. Guihe asked Xu Lang what he had been doing all winter, and Xu Lang replied, "I killed myself." 2: The Dragon Seeker never actually made a move, nor did his servant. It appears to be all show and no substance.
Poison
Chapters 32 and 33 reveal the female lead's high-level combat power, making the previous plot a joke.