Without the First Emperor's Edict, None May Leave the Galactic Frontier

I'm really impressed, the subject matter is good, but the writing is really crappy. This thing should have two interesting points, one is the ancient line, and the other is the modern line. As a result, the ancient lines were very mediocre, and the modern lines were even more mediocre. It stands to reason that relics are discovered in modern times, and then they are revealed to people, and then fed back to ancient times to give readers a sense of comfort. As a result, people now are like blind, they can't understand this, they can't see that, they just don't believe it. Logically speaking, it should be more enjoyable to report everything, which can be seen from the chapter names. But in fact the writing is as light as water. This is why many people feel that they have to skip watching because they can't find the enjoyable moments they should have.

It's pretty good, but I couldn't stop watching it and even watched it without wanting to watch it. It's tasteless and it's a pity to throw it away.

. . . . . Later it became a stallion novel

There must be a basis for the relics to appear, right?

The first part was fine, but the second part started to get messy when we were fighting the Jade Emperor and Buddha. The plot was a mess and it was already the Qin Dynasty. You could still help Nuwa create humans.

There are too many words for water.

All the other forces have masters, but the Qin royal family doesn't have any. What the hell is this?

Speechless

The realm is so chaotic. Why is there Hunyuan Golden Immortal behind the Quasi-Sage? Isn't he a Saint? ,

I thought it was novel at first, but then I didn't want to read it anymore. It felt a bit watery, and I felt that the writing wasn't enough to express it.