I Lie Flat, but the First Emperor Can Hear My Thoughts
躺平的我被祖龙偷听心声
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The author's writing is excellent, the plot is tightly woven and very engaging. Also, the interactions between King Qin and Qin Jiang are hilarious! King Qin is always exasperated by Qin Jiang's inner thoughts; honestly, it feels a bit like he's spoiling him! 😂😂😂😂
I can only say that I don't recommend reading beyond about 27% of the way through; it's like poop. I don't usually write book reviews, but this is genuinely... It's hard to describe. The writing was okay at the beginning, but then... Tsk tsk tsk.
The beginning was okay, but around 30% of the way through, there were many typos and it was sometimes quite chaotic, with several paragraphs repeating each other. Later on, the protagonist couldn't even walk past a woman, which was ridiculous.
It gets utterly awful as you watch it. The ages are unclear, the timelines are chaotic, and it seems to have been copied from somewhere. One minute the general is young, the next he's old and resigning. He just received an imperial decree to go to war, and then suddenly he's emperor, calling himself "Your Majesty," "Your Majesty," and even "I" (朕). He dies and comes back to life, he's been married for years and is now proposing marriage again. Some characters just disappear mid-story. It's a complete mess if you don't think straight.
The beginning was okay, but the latter part felt like it was just filler!
It's alright! It's watchable!
Forced intellectual disability
Anyway, I feel like this plot is really dragging on.
Does the protagonist, a time traveler, have no idea how things are going to unfold? Ha!
I couldn't even finish reading it if I skipped around. The Qin Shi Huang character is written like a husky, quite comical. The male lead is a total jerk; I didn't like him before, but now he's infatuated with a whole bunch of women. Some of the female enemies also inexplicably fall for him, which is really strange.