Murong Fu's Journey to Restore His Kingdoms Across the Heavens

Setting it up as Murong Fu's time travel was a failure. Murong Fu, a Xianbei man who would do whatever it takes to become emperor, felt strange that he was shouting to expel the Tartars and restore China.

I feel that the author is a political bastard

It seems so frustrating. Do you blame all the mistakes on the foreign rulers? Those big Han landowners and nobles are all innocent little cabbages.

I watched this part of Game of Thrones and I was really looking forward to it. But after watching it, I was just disappointed. What the hell is this? This protagonist is useless, and in the end it will only add chaos here. The plot has been changed in a completely different way, and it is just written here.

This book can't be finished. It will definitely take more than two months to write. It only has 300,000 words.

It was posted, and I asked why I couldn't find it in the search.

Author, your book has no description of the environment, no description of character dialogue, expressions, or actions. It is purely a narrative!

It's already 290,000 words, isn't it still on the shelves?

The author's Game of Thrones chapter is very well written. Goldfinger is reasonable. But the world switch is too abrupt. Finally, I can see back to Mir. It's the exciting moment. The next chapter inexplicably becomes the Qing Dynasty. In the middle of the night, I thought I was stupid for staying up late.

There is no sense of immersion from the perspective of Mu Rongfu. I hope it will be better if I change it to Mu Rongfu and then wear Chen Youliang.