I'm a Foolish Emperor, Lost in the Harem, Yet Destined to Rule for the Ages

I will discuss this book from three aspects. 1. The division of realms: This book clearly defines the division of realms. First-rate master, second-rate master, third-rate master, innate master, grandmaster, great grandmaster, terrestrial immortal.

This genre is truly excellent; many plot points are logical and well-reasoned, embodying the phrase "unexpected yet perfectly logical." The early plot of pacifying the Wu Kingdom is also very engaging, with its intricately linked events. I hope the author continues to write well and that this story becomes a hit.

The premise is passable, but the tech tree is atrocious. They have the steam engine, but lack the necessary machinery and materials industries. They can't even build the base for the steam engine, let alone use it. So, if you watch it without thinking, it's illogical; if you watch it with a brain, it's unwatchable. It's pure nonsense.

I don't know if those who say it's good got a lot of money or if their appreciation level is limited. Starting with a pistol, unlimited bullets, and a Gatling gun with blue flames, you're already invincible. Does a high-martial arts world really need to be maxed out at the start? What's with all the fuss in the plot afterwards?

(Full power) The writing is brilliant and skillful, easy to understand, and uses reasonable concepts to tell the story of the struggle between power. Uh, the ending was a bit rushed. Oh well, don't worry about it, just keep campaigning and getting it going.

If you're going to write about emperors, don't include things like pistols and trains. It's the Industrial Revolution now. Where are the emperors? How are we modern readers supposed to understand this?

Not bad, not bad

The plot is good, but the system gets worse and worse as it progresses, quite different from typical system novels.

This is a novel and cleverly conceived time-travel story with a system. According to the system's setting, the protagonist, in order to become a good emperor, expand his territory, and conquer the world, must build a harem, cultivate the favor of various beauties, and maintain close and frequent contact with them. This highlights the theme of a tyrannical ruler.

Overall, it was a comfortable read, and the main character was quite intelligent. There was a minor quirk in the middle, but it wasn't a big problem.