From Fake Captain to Emperor of the Empire
从冒牌上尉开始成为帝国皇帝
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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[Turns Out I'm Shennong]
🍀 When will the good books return? I raise my cup to ask the heavens. I don't know what year it is in the world of web novels. I long to ride the wind home, but I'm afraid of unfinished books and toxic weeds; this reading slump is too much to bear. What use is trying every herb when the good stuff is nowhere to be found? 🌙 The moon turns past the tower, shines through the low window, and falls upon those still awake. Why should immortal herbs be left unfinished? People have joys and sorrows, par
Books That Keep Me Reading
When I find a good book, I always tell people, “This one's a good read. I hope the author keeps writing.”
Good Books (Please Don't Send Flowers, They're Not Much Use)
Giving gifts to characters is like tipping the author. I just don't know whether the exact rates differ. The pinnacle, the top of the pyramid: highly recommended Fly Beyond Thirty Years The Magic User of the Clow Cards The Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Mythic Form Bloodline of the Kingdom Forty Millennia of Cultivation Above the Dome I'm a Killer App, complete set The Divine Assistant of Another World (To be continued)
Beautifully Written
Mainly anime-related, supernatural, and historical books, along with some other genres. They may not all be exceptional, but at least they are all pretty good.
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The protagonist had very little energy (compared to famous generals like Zhukov), and couldn't keep going for more than two days.
Damn it, you write so well but don't update more often, I'll kill you! 👊🏻😡👊🏻 I'll kill you! 👊🏻😡👊🏻
A little cloying
Could you please write less about how grateful the soldiers were? It's giving me this urge to eat Cantonese food.
This is giving me a headache. It's one thing for the protagonist to put on an act most of the time, but to live like an ascetic in private? If they offer you extra food, it's just bread or pudding, which the protagonist won't eat, but will give to others? Seriously, author! Do you really think the protagonist went to another world to deliver blessings?
New era, new youth (Long live the people!) + This is the power of mind reading (I've thoroughly mastered both historical records and unofficial histories) + Deep Blue, give me power. Jpg (There's nothing to be afraid of anymore) + A domineering princess falls in love with me (Habsburgs aren't bad either, this girl is absolutely delicious 😋 Haha, the declaration is here) + A specific era's tide…
Is the Paris chapter and the tax farmer saga never-ending? What I've written lately is just a pile of shit.
Now I finally understand why the opening was so well-written but the results weren't good. It started to get really valuable as I wrote, which was quite astonishing.
On the possibility of airborne lieutenant
I've only read the first dozen or so chapters, and I have a few questions I don't understand. I'd like to ask the author. 1. Why did the author include the character Charlotte, and what role does she play? 2. Why was she made a woman, and a runaway noblewoman at that? If it was so that the protagonist could use her as a shield to become a leader, why couldn't she be a man?
I've seen many reviews criticizing Louis XVI's problems as stemming from the extravagant system of Versailles under Louis XIV, but that's incorrect. Louis XIV built Versailles primarily to attract powerful noble families to his court, making it easier for his officials to perform their duties.
The introduction isn't catchy enough; I suggest changing the first sentence to... I found myself in a foreign France, a soldier under the command of a headless king. This doesn't sound as natural at all (manual sarcasm).