From the Start, I Had a Photographic Memory and Built a Memory Palace
开局过目不忘，铸造记忆宫殿
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The writing style is very strange. If you're going to write fantasy, just use an alternate history setting. Why insist on using the Tang Dynasty as a backdrop? But it's clear the author isn't good at historical fiction; there are constant flaws. Using this early Tang Dynasty setting is clearly a thankless task, and the author's writing skills aren't up to par.
You know the "Tui Bei Tu" (a prophetic text), but you don't know Li Shimin? Did the protagonist even finish junior high school? A lot of people criticize Li Shimin for his bad character, but what about the crown prince? How many people in ancient times were morally upright? Either become emperor yourself, or find a reliable one. History has already proven that, why insist on taking the unknown path?
A unified response to those who said they didn't want a "God's-eye view"
To all those who try to cover up the protagonist's bizarre behavior by saying "don't use the 'God's perspective'," I ask you: Is the protagonist a time traveler? Did he attend school before his time travel? Don't tell me he didn't. If he didn't, where did he get the knowledge he used to develop his cultivation techniques?
🤤Why not just write a separate cultivation method in another world? Why force it into the historical setting of the early Tang Dynasty? It's so incongruous! And after developing superpowers, a whole bunch of other superpowers suddenly appear. It's insane!
The idea is good, but the writing is very average.
The protagonist is a young man from the early 1910s who understands advanced mathematics, has basic drawing skills, and is familiar with Tang Dynasty history—impressive!
The internal strength described in the author's book is a mechanical force, specifically the mechanical force of muscles.
Internal energy cultivation is essentially a bio-microcurrent, similar to the experiment of electrifying a headless frog. The essence is the same; the difference lies in the complex, intricately designed micro-control system of a biological system, while the experimental current is simply bulky and inefficient.
It felt as if a large hand had smoothed out my cerebral cortex.
The author has a very vivid imagination. It's clear that he only has a superficial understanding of physics, chemistry, biology, and the memory palace itself, but he can explain them in a very reasonable way, which has a kind of beauty of pseudo-science. Therefore, many of the settings or serious parts were incredibly funny to me. At first, it was a bit jarring, but after getting used to it, it was incredibly enjoyable. In summary: Akaishi, awesome! 😂
Li Jiancheng has lived a life of glory.
The comments section is once again filled with a bunch of people praising Li Jiancheng, one of the Ten Sages of the Tang Dynasty. You've got it all, but you've ruined the Tang Dynasty. It's more like Li Shimin sold hooks to raise funds, then conquered half the empire, and then continued selling hooks to his ministers, eventually producing a wise and capable emperor.