A Man's Journey

I just started reading it. It's well written and more realistic.

Knowing that he traveled to the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he still dared to give him the same name as his ancestors? He is a man from science and engineering. His co-author's teachers all died when he graduated from kindergarten. Otherwise, how could he be just a black powder? Whenever he plays a game or listens to storytelling, he will not be shocked from time to time.

Yes, all men are created equal.

Good book

It's really rare for the author to write about an ordinary little character's time travel in such a vivid way. Compared to 99% of films where the protagonist is very powerful, the subject matter is very novel. Although the content is infuriating, it is also very true.

The portrayal of the protagonist failed very much from the beginning. As a highly educated man in science and engineering, even if he is not a top student but just an ordinary graduate, his knowledge and skills can be considered acceptable, right? You should also have basic psychological qualities, right? But the way he looks stupid and stunned from time to time is really weird.

Double eight becomes double nine

The protagonist at the beginning seems to be a fool who traveled through time

A bit unfinished, the overall feeling is so-so

The style is completely different from the Sui and Tang trilogy, and the level gap is huge. I doubt it was written by the same person.