I'm a Foolish Emperor, Lost in the Harem, Yet Destined to Rule for the Ages

Overall, it was a comfortable read, and the main character was quite intelligent. There was a minor quirk in the middle, but it wasn't a big problem.

(Full marks!) A masterful piece, written with effortless grace, easy to understand, and based on sound concepts, it tells the story of the struggle for power. Uh, the ending was a bit rushed, but don't worry about it! Let's get this going!

I'll discuss this book from three aspects: 1. The division of realms: The division of realms in this book is very clear. First-rate masters, second-rate masters, third-rate masters, innate masters, grandmasters, great grandmasters, and terrestrial immortals. 2.

Author, are you even going to write anymore? Is this book doing so badly? You've already abandoned it and run away; not many people are reading it, no one's sending gifts, so it's understandable that you'd run away. If you're going to run away, at least give me a heads-up!

You only need to read up to chapter 100. There's no need to read any further. After chapter 100, it's purely modern weaponry versus cold weapons—what the book calls a "dimensional reduction attack"—it's not very interesting. Also, I never saw any emperor constantly traveling to other countries.

Why do we have to incorporate technological products into the world of martial arts? Doesn't it look really strange?

Yes, the author put a lot of thought into the concept (it's quite engaging).

I feel the author isn't very good at writing. I'm curious, the beginning was supposed to be a system novel, but then the system basically disappeared later on. And then, they even stopped writing about the first empress. It got a bit strange towards the end. Also, after all those times, not a single child? Even a pig would have had one by now! So many concubines, and not a single one has a child?

No, you don't want your first empress anymore? At the beginning, you wrote about how wonderful the harem was, but after writing about it for a while, you just stopped writing about it altogether. The first woman should be written as the mother of the nation, but now you're just giving up the first empress for the other harems?

It's not "By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees..." It should be "By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees..."