I Am the Emperor Who Lost His Kingdom

The male protagonist (mathematics teacher) in this book is the most ordinary time traveler in the novels I have read so far. He is like an outsider and lets everything (such as "education, technology") take its own course, except for some modern ideas.

Don't be embarrassed if you don't understand history. Li Xian fought against Cao Jixiang and Shi Heng, regained the Loop, and was appreciated by Daizong Yingzong Xianzong as a great scholar. You wrote it like a coward. I laughed to death. You will never get tired of playing a bad joke.

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Water, write the dialogue once in classical Chinese and once in vernacular translation. The plot also dragged on and felt long-winded anyway. You can even read it after skipping to chapters 4-5.

Every time it is said once in classical Chinese, it is explained again in common sayings? Is there no word count to write???? The plot is too protracted. I haven't even finished reading the Supreme Emperor after reading so many chapters.

1. The rhythm is too slow, that is, it is very watery. Each chapter begins with a passage in classical Chinese, and then explains it in vernacular, so that the content of one chapter becomes meaningless. And the author also likes to write day by day, like keeping a diary, even if there is nothing to do, he still has to hold back a few chapters. I finished the battle dozens of chapters ago and said I was ready for the rewards. Then the rewards will be given out in Chapter 180. A few dozen chapters later, people were called to assassinate Zhu Jingmen. More than two hundred chapters later, people are still on the way. 2. I don't even understand the key points, so I have to write down all the irrelevant things. But the important things are skipped. The protagonist modified the firearms in one sentence. But when I read Water Margin, and then approved it for publication, I wrote several chapters about the causes and consequences. I am afraid that one reader will have the patience to read on. The main character's time traveling through Golden Finger is briefly described, while the main character's time being deceived by the ancients is described in detail. It can be said that in terms of overall appearance, the protagonist looks just like Adou. It only plays the role of "ah, yes, yes, yes". But in fact, the protagonist has done a lot, such as modifying firearms and improving steel-making technology. The author directly mentions it in one sentence, for fear that the protagonist will take any credit. 3. The advantages of the time traveler are not fully utilized. There are many things that can be done and prioritized. Not a word about it at all. The entire process was tangled up in things that could be left to others to do. Even things like giving rewards to people have to be done personally. Then a lot of things were handed over, and I made decisions without telling my subordinates, letting others continue to do what they had already done. Mainly a waste of manpower and material resources. After people have thought about it for several months, they finally come to a conclusion, and then the protagonist goes to tell others about his decision. The protagonist only has a few people under his command, and yet he is wasting one person on such a thing. Then the protagonist keeps sighing every day because there are not enough people. Is this possible? Even millions of people can be wasted on you.

I originally read this book as a cool book, and didn't have much expectations. But after reading 300 chapters, I only had one feeling, that it was a deep insult to the readers, and it was really too much. The villains in other cool books were a little stupid, and at least they had some mud in their brains. The villain in this book is a zombie who can't fight, and his two huge eyes are full of the desire to explore.

It's really good. At least it meets my taste for time-travel historical novels. The writing style is also good. I recommend it.

Like an old lady's foot wrap. What's the point of traveling through time?

What the hell did you write?