In the Golden Hour: I Summoned Yao Dao Aji from the Start

The author, I remember that Sun Ce died during that time when he was going to the Eastern Han Academy for a meeting. Is the time advanced?

If I had known it would end like this, I wouldn't have followed this book, you bastard

After reading it later, I feel like there is no main character, so I don't write about the main character. I can just mention it in one sentence. It's dozens of chapters and it's really good.

Ignore those people and just follow your own path, those are all keyboard warriors.

The plot is pretty good. There is passion and emotion, and the character's personality is well controlled!

This book can be regarded as the top three in the ultimate series I have read.

It's so embarrassing to watch. Average writing style

The previous chapters were okay, but why did it feel like another novel when it came to Sui and Tang Dynasties? It's no longer the ultimate mode, it's about being a counselor through the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

There's no sense of immersion in the Three Kingdoms episode, it's all the original plot

Should we say that the protagonist is a puppet of the system? Or what to say? The protagonist has no thoughts of his own. The system gives the protagonist a task and he just does it. If there is no task and no idea?