Sui and Tang: The Great Ruler

These past few days, I've been incredibly busy. My job as an air defense engineer has left me with little time for writing, which is my biggest regret. I have even less time to visit other authors' blogs or read their work, which is what I feel most sorry for—the authors who support me. After all this time, I've finally decided to write down my thoughts after reading this. First, the protagonist's return to the Sui and Tang dynasties in a unique way wasn't his original intention. It was only because the research institute, with its inadequate technology, turned him into a child, leading him to the Li family and beginning his heroic tale of the chaotic Sui and Tang era. This approach is very appealing, at least it appealed to me. Ran's writing is quite excellent, combining the historical impact with modern humor, allowing readers to experience history without feeling overwhelmed, making for an enjoyable reading experience. This is something I should learn from; my writing can't imitate this style—it's your unique strength. Ran's diligence is undeniable, updating several times a day. What others see as a flurry of updates has become your daily routine. Such an author deserves to be cherished by readers, and I admire her greatly. Furthermore, the author generously supports other authors, a quality that is also commendable. Keep going, sister! I'll support you. This is my first long review, please forgive any shortcomings.

Starting today, Caihua will resume updating twice a day. The new book is in preparation, and readers are welcome to contact Caihua to share their thoughts. The new book is about the early Tang Dynasty, and you can claim your pseudonym in advance. Contact information is in the author's announcement. Happy reading!

Caihua's book is as awesome as ever. It's already reached 1.4 Million words! Amazing!

An earthquake can cause devastating damage in less than a minute. You're going to notify everyone on Weibo? Let's not even talk about how many people are using Weibo during an earthquake; would they have time to notify all their relatives? Even if they did, would they have time to evacuate? It takes almost a minute for an elevator in a high-rise building to go from the top floor to the first floor. And that doesn't even include how many people pressed the elevator buttons. What a joke!

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The later chapters are a mess, a complete jumble!

Excellent writing style, sure to be a hit! A newcomer to the Three Kingdoms: Rise of an Alien – please offer your guidance.

Liu Mangmao visited with his book, "Maple Is Not the Story of a Story," thank you.

The author is very talented and writes wonderfully! I've come to read "Super Era War God" and send you flowers.

Wuwei, come and see the cauliflower! Wishing you a healthy and happy new year! Update when you have time, and even better if you have new posts! Hey!