The Mythical Qin Dynasty I Simulated Has Become Reality
我模拟的神话大秦成真了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 517k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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225Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
48kFans
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I feel that female character is superfluous. They should cut the romance scenes while there's still time. Otherwise, it'll become toxic later on.
He's been fed to the river monsters several times before Chapter Seven, hasn't he learned his lesson? Still clinging to his materialistic worldview? It feels like the protagonist hasn't truly experienced the feeling of death and soul dissipation; dying a few times doesn't seem to help him grow.
The simulation part was excellent, but the reality part was somewhat lacking. I hope the author can improve their writing skills and make the descriptions of reality more interesting.
This is too drawn out; I want to see rivers of blood flowing after Qin Shi Huang's tomb is excavated.
There's a logical problem: if he wasn't dead, why would he have a grave?
A good book not being popular? I personally think the title is a major flaw. The synopsis could also be revised; they should repackage it better. 🥵
Listen to me
Take my advice, author. You could write Chen Qinghan as the protagonist's comrade-in-arms, at most with some feelings for him.
As for Chen Qinghan, she's disobedient as the riddle teller, and the River God even wants to kill the protagonist. She's beyond saving. Wouldn't it be better to support a more obedient woman? Or better yet, let the King of Qin send men to wipe out the River God's entire family so she can die a foolish death. 🙂
The simulation looks good, the real-world report is what matters. Wasn't the goal to speedrun the game? Shouldn't the simulation be completed first, and then the real-world report be written?
Shennong
This book might not be the simulation you're imagining. It's more like a simulator combined with a palace intrigue drama. There aren't any major plot changes, nor is it a case of the ancient world changing and then the present world changing. The protagonist doesn't gain any powers, nor does he have any wildly imaginative plot devices like using skills or knowledge to alter the past. Overall, my impression was that it's a time-travel simulator combined with a palace intrigue drama.