In the Famine, the General Uses My Supplies to Succeed in His Rebellion, and I Get Rich

It's good to watch. I only watched the ancient part. Compared with another mobile game that connects ancient and modern times, this one is more interesting. People can upgrade and unlock magical skills through people's belief in gods. They can rain, ripen crops, transmit sounds or become invisible to the ancient times. There is also the right hand of God that can be operated through the screen. It's a pity that the two of them actually met face to face in the final finale. I feel that the author ended it in a hurry. The eldest brother Xie Zhao didn't like the ending very much. He lost his memory and hurt his family. What if he remembers it? How should he choose? She also arranged for him such a scheming and vain woman, and gave birth to a son. He failed to live up to such a good sister-in-law! Such a good person shouldn't end up like this. There are also the male and female protagonists who were forced to separate after the male protagonist ascended the throne. They actually made the male protagonist forget the female protagonist, and there was no trace of each other in the world on both sides. It took 4 years to reunite again. Although there were only three words after four years, it was very painful for the male and female protagonists.

This is the first time I have seen a different Tonggujinwen. This subject matter is still very interesting. The heroine has been trying to play the role of a god, instead of directly telling the hero that she lives thousands of years later.

In Chapter 240, her friends fought for her, life and death were on the line, but she turned around and forgot about them! Go and be cool yourself!

It's an indescribable feeling. It feels like several ancient and modern texts. There are more than 240 chapters. Everyone else is fighting. The heroine went to have a casual romance with the hero without thinking about the people on her side.

It looks good, but it feels a little bit messy. It would be better if I changed it

The overall reading is relatively smooth, and the grievances between the characters in the middle are not overly entangled. It is relatively enjoyable, but the ending is a bit rushed.

A game and a dream

I have recently read four or five novels that connect the past and present, and this one is the most exciting. Overall, there is nothing wrong with it, and the plot design and conflicts are considered intelligent. Although the forced happy ending is a bit sudden, it is still more in line with Chinese people's preferences. The male and female protagonists are both good, so I won't be too proud.