Resurrection: I Made up Historical Myths

For me, this is a failed novel. I am interested only in the fabricated stories rather than the protagonist's serious involvement in these things. This kind of article is good behind the scenes, but if there is too much involvement, it is just average and makes people too lazy to read. When it came to the Sword in the Stone, I started skipping chapters, only reading the story and not the rest.

Why do we agree to make up history and have the protagonist do everything? There aren't many plots for making up history, and there are a lot of restrictions later on. Why don't you make up history? Only 30 times can you upgrade and make up the next era. So how can you write it if the protagonist is not making up the Three Kingdoms at the beginning? Is it possible to push back from ancient times? When it comes to upgrading, this clearly means adding restrictions. In addition to improving the interface and adding a limit that allows you to make up the next era without making up history 30 times, there is nothing left. This system is a complete waste. You can still sell things like the painting of burning Chibi. Why is this setting just gone? I won't mention it again later. There are also settings that can be used to upgrade the system. Is it possible that using the system upgrade can be restricted by any spiritual energy? Then this system is too shameless, right? How do you upgrade when there is no spiritual energy in the front? In addition to making up history, this system is a complete waste, and the realms are also messed up. There are a lot of realms, and there is not much overall discussion of the corresponding realms. They don't even put those realms into one chapter to talk about them all. They only talk about one or two realms at a time. Sometimes they use the realm of cultivating immortals, sometimes they use the realm of body refining, and sometimes they use levels to show the realms.

Pig's trotters, as a supernatural origin, can't control the overall situation. One-on-one enemies are evenly matched, which is very poisonous. If there are two enemies and three enemies, pig's trotters will be gone.

The front is good, but it has been bad since the beginning of The Sword in the Stone. There is no behind-the-scenes, and the system in the back is basically useless. It is said that the killing is decisive and hesitant many times, and it is led by others, so it looks okay from the front. The protagonist himself does not know anything. The writing in the front is very good. Who knows that the earth has always been garbage and has been deciphered.

The history is fabricated with a hammer and a stick, which makes my balls hurt.

My intuition from reading books for many years is not good for this book.

The beginning of the chapter was pretty good, but then I went off topic and went off topic...

The front is fine, but the main line at the back is completely broken.

The front looks good, just okay

Boring