Myriad Worlds: The Heroic Shockwave That Belongs to Himmel

I think it's pretty good at the moment. Besides, Simmel's education is originally a feudal education. Reforming it first is in line with his background. Not to mention that the human nobles in Fulian's world can already be regarded as moral models. It's a bit OOC to overthrow the empire. And if you want to say that the Zhanchi Empire is terminally ill, it's not like that. Internally, the empire's canal digging during the Ernest Regency did not cause a civil uprising. Externally, The empire can still maintain its advantage in the war against foreign races. However, due to the corruption of the regent group headed by the imperial capital, and the lack of involvement of the Imperial Guard in politics, the entire empire's governing system is still functioning normally, and there is indeed a basis for reform. But to be honest, I am more looking forward to the subsequent Boneless King than the Red Killer. The plot of Simmel's kingly way of killing the demon king (Bonecleaver King and the Great Tomb) to save the world is more in line with my appetite and more refreshing.

The most difficult thing for original anime characters to time travel is to grasp the character design of the original owner. The character design of Brave Simmel is very comprehensive in Fulian the Burial. If the character design is wrong, it will easily disgust people. I hope you won't write it wrong.

It seems that there is a disagreement between the three views. The culprit of the decline of the dynasty turned out to be the rebels, not the rulers?

The first world of Zhan Chitong was written too taken for granted. The author underestimated the degree of corruption in the empire. This is structural and systemic corruption, which cannot be adjusted by killing some high-ranking officials and nobles. And the most important thing is that the author almost underestimated what people can do in order to survive. He encountered almost no major obstacles during the entire reform process. This is completely impossible. Yes, the revolutionary army colluded with foreigners in order to overthrow the empire, but wouldn't the nobles collude with foreigners in order to save their own lives? When Simmel attacks the great nobles, they will definitely unite to resist and resist at all costs. And the minister will not just look indifferent. First of all, there is almost no balance of power in the empire where the three forces compete with each other as mentioned by the author. This can also be seen from the original work, otherwise the various nobles would exploit unscrupulously. After all, if there is one, at least the harmony on the surface will be maintained, and the emperor of the empire is just a child, so he will be in trouble if he does this. Second, even if there are, remember that there are no eternal friends (or enemies), only eternal interests.

It's a pretty good novel, and Simmel's portrayal is also perfect, but it becomes a bit boring when you travel through too many worlds, and it's a bit formulaic. Every time you go to a world, you must first show your gentle personality and then pretend to be B. This happens over and over again, beating the enemy for a while, and then another. The next second, you have to hide here and there. Isn't this just plain writing? The author himself also wrote that every time he enters a new world, his strength is stronger than before. He will show off his skills and hide against the slightly stronger soldiers. So the person who was so strong in the previous second is not the protagonist, right? It's very average. In summary, it is not suitable for subscribing. Just withdraw after reading the free chapter. The first part is very good, but the second part is average.

Is this really Simmel? He gave me the feeling that he was a completely different person. He was too arrogant. He had been in the garrison for so many days and he didn't pay attention to other details, such as people's livelihood issues. It's completely covered in Simmel's skin. The author may have felt that the contrast between moral models and inhumanity is very interesting, and it is interesting to write, but I feel that Simmel has been completely ruined, and it is better to write adventure stories specifically. I just skipped the story about beheading girls. Thinking about it, I know that this kind of world is not suitable for people like Simmel at all. It is more suitable for the brave men from the south. I'll tell you whether this book is good or not after reading the rest.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Many people in the group say this book is bad, but in fact I don't think it is. It's actually the breezy slow-moving story of the original, a meticulous record of reforming the empire from within. It was as if Simmel had truly come back to life in Zhanmei and resumed his journey as a brave man. If you are like me and are tired of watching endless battles of wits, human nature is evil, and the protagonist only pursues stories of strength, you will find the empty and repetitive grand narrative really annoying. It's really a good read to relax.

I'm sorry, Simmel is a hero, why don't you choose some apocalyptic world, baby, these look boring now, the pirate world overthrows the Celestial Dragons, transforms the revolutionary army, the ghoul world reforms the human race, and so on.

The overall perception of Fulian is that the plot is smooth and natural, and the author's writing is confusing and confusing. It was like being blocked by a slowly moving tricycle on the main road during the morning rush hour, showing my buddy the red temperature 🥵.

The author is great, when will the King of Bones be chopped off? The first three seasons were still very good to watch, but the fourth season made people feel uncomfortable and was too anti-human. It actually carried out massacres and massacres, which made people lose the desire to watch it.