Removing Scales

The meaning of the description: Overthrowing feudalism or tyranny, and then being swept up by the tide of history, forced to play the role of a monarch? To become a monarch or something similar. The dragon-slaying hero eventually becomes the dragon himself?

Although the description states that he doesn't possess supernatural powers, the supernatural phenomenon of having words above his head looks out of place; it would be better if that were removed.

Silver Fox's grades would at least double if he changed his name. This new book title is also quite mediocre; it's hard to distinguish between "ba" and "bo" 😥😥. At least don't use a name that might be mistyped as the book title! 😭

Their identity information is displayed above their heads; yet they still claim they have no supernatural powers.

It seems like they're copying the style of Chu Long's book titles, but Chu Long also lost many authors in its early stages due to its title, only gaining popularity in the later stages with Shao Song and Fu Han. This approach is really unnecessary...

It's a fictional world, and it's a system story too. I haven't even finished the first chapter. The laws of Qin Dynasty, OK The following text mentions a scholar (秀才). What is this? Has the imperial examination system been moved to the Qin Dynasty ahead of schedule?

There's a rule on the battlefield: the stranger the weapon, the faster you die.

🙂🙂🙂Let me take a look.

It has a touch of freedom and equality, which is also a bit of a revolutionary theme. The writing and plot are decent, but the updates are too slow. Slow updates mean fewer readers, less income, which annoys the author. Annoyed authors lose motivation to write, and readers lose interest even more, creating a vicious cycle.

I haven't read any of the author's books; this one was recommended to me by a supposedly long-time fan on Qidian.com, so I thought I'd give it a try.