The Great Ming Sage Emperor

Doesn't he have any memories of his past life? He seems a bit strange, like a child.

This is time travel! The main issue is that there are no memories of the previous life, but it's impossible for someone to be this naive. Calling it naive is an understatement; "ignorant" would be a more accurate description! After all, ignorance is bliss.

Another protagonist with a mentally challenged character, so funny.

The main character is a bit silly, Li Daoqiang is more normal.

The book has a slightly problematic start; the protagonist is an indigenous person, but the beginning makes people mistakenly believe he's a time traveler.

I also feel the protagonist is like a lunatic. It's nothing, it's just that I'm invincible, invincible... So, being so small makes you invincible, huh?

The book's subject matter is problematic. Judging from the title, readers are expecting a historical novel. But then the author throws in elements of martial arts and fantasy, turning it into a high-fantasy story. It's like those who like high-fantasy novels can't enjoy this book, while those who like historical novels find it and then are presented with high-fantasy elements—it doesn't appeal to everyone.

It's not interesting at all. This is the author's worst book, in my opinion.

It's no surprise that historical fiction turned into martial arts and fantasy novels flopped.

The "idiot" character is just too unlikable. I gave up on it a few times, but now I want to rewatch it. I still like Li Daoqiang.