Memoirs of the Heavenly Khan

The problem with this book is that while you praise Emperor Taizong of Tang as one of the greatest emperors of all time, you focus solely on political struggles rather than warfare. However, reality is that what you imagine doesn't always come true; the world is impermanent, only change is eternal.

To be honest, I don't quite understand why the author chose Guanzhong as the base instead of Youyan. Guanzhong was devastated, and its population and economy were not advantageous. Given the protagonist's advantage as a transmigrator, he should have used Youyan as a base, conquering Ying and Ping to the east to gain strategic depth and resources (salt, iron, coal, and arable land).

Why does the author keep exaggerating the abilities of the powerful families? Let me put it this way: if the Cosmic General had half the protagonist's current strength, he could easily wipe out all the powerful families in the world twice over.

Here's a heads-up to avoid some pitfalls and wasting your money: the option to have His Majesty called Crown Prince ends up with an AI-driven plot later on. The characteristics are obvious: the character's mindset shifts like a split personality, followed by a bunch of meaningless inner monologues and facial expressions. Then there's popular science on hydrology. There are also two major pitfalls.

This isn't even released yet, and they're already creating problems for themselves. They're letting someone who could have been eliminated earlier become a competitor later, just to inflate the numbers.

A word of advice: Don't follow Yi Xiaochuan's example. No matter how great a historical figure he is, if he's in your way, you should give him the Shi Hu parenting method and Lady Qi's "happy torture"!

Don't let mosquitoes kill you; I hope to be like the Elf Master.

One advantage of historical fiction is that the harem can be legitimately established. 🙂

I have a big question: Is the protagonist playing a game? Isn't he fearless at all?

Damn, the protagonist is getting too cocky! Does he really need to keep risking his life like this? If the Sixth Heaven's Peacock really kills the protagonist, what will he do? 😓