The Emperor Game: I Have a Tyrant Simulator

It's an anticlimax, but it's an anticlimax. Let's talk about an anticlimax first. The writing was very good in the early stage, but after the war of kingdoms started, it started to get messed up. The plot was also very confusing, and the ending was hasty. It was an anticlimax in the name of a simulator, but the simulator simulation content only appeared a dozen times in total. The rest of the time it was just brushing. Talent. Part of the reason why I read this book is to read the simulator. As a result, you can leave it here and there. In the later period, apart from brushing up the talent, there is almost no simulator. Moreover, the protagonist, the emperor, does not show that kind of power. You can just read the book in the early stage. As for the later stage, you don't need to read it.

It's very beautiful and novel. The simulator seems to be of little use in the later stage.

The beginning of the article is very amazing, and the situation and emotions are well written. I probably couldn't write anymore, and the chaotic copy ended hastily. It's a pity that if it had been completed at the same level as the beginning, it would have been regarded as the top level of Seven Cats.

I watched it because of the simulations, but there weren't many simulations, and I couldn't use the cheats very much, so I was very disappointed.

There are a few articles that I feel are not sluggish, and some of the author's own ingenuity and interest. I have seen before the Empire War, but to be honest, I can stop writing here. The later plot design will be a little weak and a bit cumbersome. The plot design is ups and downs, and the sentences are concise and detailed. Unfortunately, there is no clean ending. This may be due to the lack of foreshadowing for the Western war and the lack of wits in the grand scenes in the later period.

Originally, I thought the first 80% was watchable and worth 9.2 Points, but there were too many pitfalls in the later stages that I didn't fill in! 1. The meaning of Dayan (Dayan) 2. The gift from the late emperor was too hasty 3. Did Li Bai run away to elope with the three great civil servants and the three great generals who appeared in the later period? There is a little picture of evil. What's even more irritating is what the hell is in the last 10%. One Piece and Naruto are so imaginative that it feels like the author simply doesn't want to write them, otherwise the upper limit would be more than 9.2. In the end, some of the plots in the middle are still too economical. For example, the part about Shangguan Wan'er could be expanded.

The plot can leave a deep impression on people

The plot is messy

The front is fine, but the back is rubbish.

The front looks great, but what the hell is in the back? The Pirate King, Naruto, what the hell? It's baffling.