How Did the Empress I Raised Come True?

The writing is quite novel, but the identity of the author, Eunuch Wang, makes me a little worried 😒

None of the 8 works exceeds 300,000 words, which is terrifying

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the setting is interesting, but the interaction with reality always makes me feel like my brain has been eaten by zombies. The first is the skill issue. Skills actually have to be learned by oneself. Maybe this setting is to prevent the protagonist from noticing the abnormalities in the game. However, in order to speed up the progress, he can learn the hidden weapon in one hour and reach the proficiency of flying leaves to hurt people. Is it reasonable to study the pharmacopoeia for 10 hours? It is better to follow the routine of instilling skills into the brain. The second is during the live broadcast purchase period. It is a bit outrageous to invest 200,000 yuan and sell 600,000 yuan and give 60,000 yuan to the protagonist. Selling 600,000 goods, 600,000-cost-investment-platform draws the result, which is a pure loss and giving 60,000 yuan to the protagonist. It is simply a charity. The reason why top anchors like a certain sheep have high commissions is because they bring exposure, and some brands are even willing to lose money. Furthermore, if the anchor wants to sell more goods, he or she must at least make the family feel that they are taking advantage. People who do fancy things like the protagonist can at most praise the product but not sell it.

To sum up, poor people are not worthy of playing games.

I give away everything, and it's been a long time. . For items that appeared suddenly, once or twice, the courier just threw them at the door and left. . There should be no doubt that there is something wrong with the game later on. . . And if the system doesn't agree with something, it will be given away. . Why don't you give away the mobile games as well? Later, when the heroine comes out, the heroine should also be sent away, right?

After reading one chapter I felt hooked. Follow it if it looks good. It's not good to keep a monthly pass on file. Keep the bookshelf.

The subject matter is okay, but the money-charging mechanism seems boring. It's too simple and doesn't feel like there's much story to it.

This kind of book cannot survive at the starting point, and many details are not presented.

Are they all signed by the same editor?