The Great Ming Judge

The plot is fast-paced and concise.

Once you reach around 100,000 words, you'll know it's worth continuing.

I skipped through chapters 300-something and went straight to the end. It's worth reading, but I couldn't stick with it and read every single word to the end.

The first 20 chapters were good, but I didn't understand whether the dynasty was Ming or Dai Viet.

A truly wonderful book. The plot is clear, and the structure is very logical and well-founded. In short, it's fantastic!

Sometimes when people talk at the same table, I really want to give them a piece of my mind.

I can't give it a perfect score; some parts are a bit drawn out, which might be due to the author's writing style, but overall it's still acceptable.

The interconnected plots are original and captivating.

The plot is vivid, awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

Excellent! The logic is strong, the plot unfolds meticulously, and it's captivating from beginning to end.