Let You Be the Emperor and Bring Trouble to the Harem?

The beginning is okay. It has characteristics. Then it starts to boil. During the time I went to the fiefdom, I could write one or two hundred copies in just a few days. It is not interesting anymore. Except for the special beginning, it is basically the same as other books of the same type. Especially Wenzhao Gong.

If you have never eaten Shi, you can try it.

He is a warm-hearted man. When he sees a girl, he will approach her and greet her.

It doesn't look good! I've read almost a hundred chapters and I'm still messing around! More than a hundred chapters! I haven't left the land yet! !

It's not bad. I skipped it while watching it, but it's not bad. I just feel like it can continue, but it's already the finale.

The plot is too drawn out, there are too many female protagonists, I can't even remember which one is which.

Apart from falling in love, there is nothing else to do. If a woman doesn't appear, I won't be able to write.

Seriously, I've read n books and this one is the worst. It's like I can't live without women. Even if I'm a woman, I'll post it. I've read over 300 chapters and haven't even finished the first step.

For example, the writing style and logic are pretty good, but there are only two points that make me unable to continue reading. First, the plot is a bit slow, with side plots taking up 90% of the chapters. In the first chapter, I was ordered to go to the fiefdom by an imperial edict, and more than 200 chapters have not yet been prepared. In other words, I wrote more than 200 chapters in two or three months, so you can imagine how complicated the subplots in the middle are. Second, there are too many foreshadowings, and they are still unclear. It seems to be pretending to be profound, but there are too many foreshadowings, but it is a bit inexplicable.

The emotional line is very rich, the plot is readable, the characterization is okay, the common problems in time travel books (the magic of new technology development) are all covered in one stroke, and there is no forced explanation. There are also typos. The atmosphere of the whole book is quite light, not so unbearable, but the writing style also needs to be improved, leaving a lot of holes unfilled, and the ending is watery, but it can barely be said. Mainly it comes down to personal preference. I think this book is still worth reading. It's quite relaxing to read without asking for a deep explanation. It's a bit routine and it's okay without going into too much detail.