A Photographic Memory of the Start, Building a Memory Palace

Some people say it has tarnished history, and some people say that the protagonist has cerebral palsy. It's hard to hold back! As long as the setting is related to history, should it be written according to history? The protagonist has cerebral palsy if he has no intrigues and scheming. I personally think there is no big problem with this book. It sets history as the background of the story, and then focuses on using modern science to explain cultivation. It is normal for the explanation to be incomprehensible. What you see is novelty, different understandings and ideas. This has nothing to do with whether it is correct or not. There are all kinds of novels, including the Three-Body Problem and the Weird Fairy Tale. („ಡωಡ„) Shuan Q As for the plot of Luo Shixin being killed, shouldn't it just be prominent and unimportant? The protagonist doesn't care, he just mentions it and describes the new skills incidentally. Just read a book, don't be too aggressive, it will affect anyone's mood It's not okay to be self-righteous, don't comment on how the author writes novels, because this is his livelihood, and you are most likely just a passerby If you like it, you can read it, if you don't like it, just delete the book, keep smiling, I hope everyone can be happy

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It's a very strange way of writing. When writing fantasy, just use an imaginary history. It has to be set in the Tang Dynasty. But obviously the author is not a historical writer. There are many poisonous points. It is obviously thankless to create this background in the early Tang Dynasty. The writing is not strong enough to take care of both.

I know "Tui Bei Tu", but I don't know about Li Shimin. Did the protagonist go to junior high school? A lot of people scolded Li Shimin for his bad character, but what about the prince? How many ancient people had good morals? Either become the emperor yourself, or find someone reliable. History has proven that you must take the unknown path.

Let me reply in unison. To all those who cover up the protagonist's honeyed behavior and say "I don't want God's perspective", I ask you, is the protagonist a time traveler? Did you go to school before traveling through time? Don't tell me that he hasn't taken it. If he hasn't taken it, where did the knowledge he developed and cultivate come from? Since you have gone to school, you should have studied history and know about the changes in Xuanwu Gate. Also, when the protagonist met Li Chunfeng earlier, it was written that the protagonist knew Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, and knew the "Tui Bei Tu". Good guy, does the protagonist know Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, but not Li Shimin? I wonder how Li Shimin became emperor? Don't you know the conflict between Li Shimin, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji? If he knew it, in that case, he would still ask Li Yuanji to save the talents under Li Shimin? Up to this point, I can still convince myself that the protagonist thinks that Li Yuanji will not trick Luo Shixin under the current situation of the enemy. But what happens after what happens? Haven't found the problem yet? Can a simple "God's perspective" cover up such a big plot hole?

🤤 Isn't it good to write a self-created immortality cultivation method in a different world alone? It is set in the historical background of the early Tang Dynasty. It is nondescript and nondescript. Moreover, after cultivating superpowers, a bunch of superpowers pop up. It's crazy.

Good ideas, but very average writing style

The protagonist is a young man in the 1900s. He understands advanced mathematics and the basics of painting. He is familiar with the history of the Tang Dynasty. He is awesome.

The internal strength in the author's book belongs to mechanical force, the mechanical force of muscles.

The essence of internal energy is biological micro-current. You can refer to the small experiment of electrifying a decapitated frog. The essence is the same, the difference is that the biological complex micro-control system, the experimental current is just stupid, big and clumsy, one shot to the end. It is not difficult to understand that the most cutting-edge thing in modern times is the identification and interpretation of brain-inserted and brain-controlled electrical signals. They are essentially the same thing.

Another group of Li Jiancheng, who defied heaven and started to brag about the Ten Philosophers of the Net Temple, said, "You have it in this life, and it's all over for you." It would be better to say that Li Shimin gained funds by selling hooks, and then conquered half of the world, and then continued to sell hooks to ministers, and after selling them, he became Emperor Wen. You can also go and sell hooks to experience it.                                ，，

The author is very imaginative. It can be seen that he has only a little knowledge about the physical transformation and life and the memory palace itself, but he can really explain it very reasonably, which has a kind of folk science beauty. So many of the setting descriptions or serious aspects gave me great joy when watching them. It was even funny at first, but once I got used to it, I was extremely happy. Summary: Akaashi, cool😂

Li Shimin is not as capable as the prince, otherwise he would be wearing a yellow robe instead of rebelling and becoming the emperor. Moreover, killing brothers and slaughtering brothers, imprisoning one's father and sleeping with one's sister-in-law is purely a new-born act without washing. I don't even know how distorted modern people's views must be to do things under him. So, as a person with normal outlook, it is normal for the protagonist to join the prince.

Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, if you don't get closer to Li Shimin, are you a fucking social person? Is he a modern person? The protagonist is a hypocrite

The plot changed several times, and there was no foreshadowing at all. The same goes for the master being arrested, and the same goes for being dragged into the army.

It seems that the author has fallen into some kind of self-pleasure. There is no plot. What's the point of writing pseudo-science like this? ? ? Are we here to see your graduation thesis?

This author always tries to use science to explain metaphysics.

There is a hammer here and a stick here and there, and I practice whatever I see. There is little plot advancement and I don't even know what I want to do. There are all kinds of professional terms and there are many explanations on the techniques. Are you trying to teach me how to become an immortal?

I don't know where the sunspots are coming from. The author's novels in the style of realistic science and technology cultivating immortals can be said to be almost unique to Scorpion Baba.

The idea is good, but I won't go into the details. Don't read it with your brain in mind. The logical and reasonable party vomited blood. Don't try to reason with the author, all his books are like this

The part about spiritual cultivation is quite attractive. I believe that most of the author's current achievements are supported by readers who like to read this part. The author's description of the protagonist's character is quite bad. It would be better not to write this part about Li Jiancheng. Isn't it better to write about seeking Taoism and exploring instead of writing about all these things? Forget it, I won't subscribe anymore if I'm not compatible.

Why do you want to participate in the fight for the throne? Where does the hostility towards Li Shimin come from? He is always inexplicably hostile to some people, which is completely inconsistent with the character of the protagonist you created.

After waiting and waiting, I finally waited for an announcement from the eunuch.

It's a pretty good soft science fiction novel. Although the plot is not interesting, the author's settings are very interesting and made me read the entire eunuch novel. What I like the most is the setting plot that is mutually confirmed by science when the protagonist explores the world What I dislike the most is the protagonist, a generation of Taoist ancestors. Instead of following the trend, he often has unnecessary conflicts with others. He obviously has many interests at hand. He should cooperate with Li Shimin and other ruling classes, or deceive, and then promote knowledge to the masses and use the wisdom of the world to develop the protagonist. In addition, the identity of the protagonist before time travel does not support the protagonist's imaginative knowledge output in the later period! I don't really like the descriptions of the supporting characters... The background of the early Tang Dynasty, I feel that the protagonist has not made much use of it. In the later period, the background suddenly goes to an alien planet, which is also sudden and not logical enough. It's a pity that the eunuch is a eunuch, but I still like the author's setting of scientific cultivation of immortality. I look forward to the author's next novel having a smooth plot, widening imagination, and then finishing it with flowers! ! ! !

I don't want a eunuch, please update it quickly.

Is this a textbook for some self-created subject?😰

I look forward to the author breaking taboos and opening up his imagination

Can you give me an outline at the end of the stream?