Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 480 476. Comments on "Emperor's Chariot"

Today I would like to recommend to you a new fantasy book with strong capital.

"Emperor's Chariot", Tengu Bailang, level 3 author.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

When Mo Xiu woke up from the plane crash, he initially just wanted to live well.

I didn't expect that there is a paradise here, an immortal gate and an imperial court, three mountains and four seas, five lakes and eight wildernesses, nine heavens and ten earths, and myths have also descended here.

The clouds are treacherous and terrifying.

A tiny snail traveled the world as an immortal, snailed its way into the future, achieved enlightenment and became an emperor, but eventually died.

A slave who was captured to mine did not believe in destiny but only in himself. He created an era without Buddha and saints, but he still could not escape death.

……

……

It is an era where even the light of the great emperor will be obscured.

A young man who traveled through time walked out of Tiandi Mountain.

Only the weak show off their strength; the strong remain strong.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One: The Bronze Lamp That Eats the System. The protagonist, Mo Xiu, is transported to a world of immortal cultivation after a plane crash. The original owner, believing the system's words, attempted to save the beauty but failed. The protagonist's bronze lamp devours the original owner's unreliable system, bringing him back to life. The one who killed him remains, a female cultivator, who pursues him and continues to kill him.

Chapter Two: A daring and sophisticated plan. To evade Sister Yu's pursuit, the protagonist devises a nesting doll strategy. He first returns to the hut, rescues the other female cultivators, and then the three of them flee in three separate directions, leaving behind tattered clothing to confuse the enemy. The clever protagonist flees in the exact direction Sister Yu had previously pursued him. What follows is a series of nesting doll deductions.

Chapter 3: A Wayward Man Saves His Life. The protagonist, having a poor sense of direction, manages to escape the pursuers. He flees south and reunites with the girl in the pink dress. Senior Sister Yu pursues him again, but it's only a clone. The protagonist and the girl in the pink dress work together to defeat the clone, securing temporary safety.

Chapter 4: The sun rises in Haimen, and the mirror in the sky opens. The protagonist and the girl in the pink dress part ways in Haimen City. Only upon entering the city does he begin to regret his actions, encountering the man who had previously tried to kill him. He memorizes the name "Xian Ke Dong Tian" (immortal cave), buys a Taoist robe, inscribes the words "Xian Ke" on it, and heads to the gambling house to make a fortune. The next day, after a satisfying feast, a fight breaks out between the gods, and the bronze lamp within him stirs.

Chapter 5, The Forked-Tail Dog. While hiding from Sister Yu and her two companions in the city, the protagonist strays into a dead end and is robbed by a dog with a forked tail. He's a bit scared, but surprisingly, the dog is quite easy to beat. He then buys a bunch of manuals on escape techniques from a street vendor. When he returns to his guest room, the dog arrives with a wanted poster. Before the dog can even boast for a few seconds, the protagonist knocks him unconscious.

[Brief review] Tiangou Bailang, a level 3 author, has written three books: "The Bell Untieer", "All My Pets Are Gods", and "Emperor Zha".

I won’t mention the first two books, one was banned and the other was discontinued.

Take "Emperor's Shadow" for example. It currently has 2.72 collections on Qidian.com, 3 collections on Bookstore, 6.16 followers, and 10 alliance leaders, one of whom is a Silver Alliance member. Several of these alliance leaders are operating officers for major popular books or wealthy readers.

This means that the author is friends with these people, or is a similar wealthy person.

The first order of his book was only 180, which is not as good as his previous book "Pet".

After reading it, I think this book shouldn't be submitted to the fantasy category, but should be submitted to the light novel category, or a derivative fanfiction category. The recommendation criteria and reader preferences of light novels may be more suitable.

Initially, I feel like this book touches upon quite a few well-known online novels. For example, Xiao Yan from "Fights Break Sphere", Chu Feng from "Sacred Ruins", Haimen City (I can't remember if it was Haimen Town) from "Walking Along the Abyss", Lan Ke Cave Heaven from "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", Ling Ruin Cave Heaven from "Sacred Ruins", Bronze Lamp from "Zhan Tian", and Dog Emperor from "Perfect World".

The protagonist, who's adept at getting lost, seems to be straight out of a novel. The three immortals chasing him have questionable personalities, reminiscent of authors who are adept at driving, such as "The Night Watchman of Dafeng."

This book has humorous language, unique imagination, many funny moments, and a light and lively writing style. I don't understand why not many people read it.

Moreover, the title of the book, “Emperor’s Cover,” is quite interesting, similar to “Emperor’s Domination.” It means “an era where even the brilliance of the great emperor is obscured.” Perhaps this is the meaning, or perhaps it has something else.

"Punches cover the sky, kicks are perfect, and the head is the holy ruins." His real idea is to cover the glory of these emperors, but it is not necessarily true.

So, if you are interested, you can go and have a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Although this book has a bit more capital power, the content of the book is actually still okay.

The author also wrote it very carefully.

Any serious author should be given a chicken drumstick to encourage him~
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