The Han Dynasty Continues

New book, new author! If you enjoy it, please promote it and support it! Many readers have pointed out inconsistencies and inconsistencies in the novel's plot, while others have suggested different approaches. The author humbly accepts all feedback, but please don't treat this novel as a history textbook or a mindless wish-fulfillment story.

The author greatly respects historical facts and is able to make appropriate inferences based on history, and is able to admit errors when pointed out by readers. Therefore, I give it five stars.

I started reading this book mainly because of a friend's recommendation. The synopsis and the first chapter seemed promising, so I continued. After a few chapters, I was so shocked I dared not read the comments anymore. Why are you all so knowledgeable, fellow bookworms? After reading the first few pages, I realized I knew absolutely nothing about the book's content.

Although I've only read about 10 pages of this book, I already feel it's worthy of my review. Perhaps because the author is a novice, the writing isn't as perfect as I imagined. However, the book's logic is solid; it's at least in my top 5 of all the books I've read, and I appreciate serious authors who like to be meticulous.

It's not bad, except for one thing: before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, governors and prefects were not allowed to conscript soldiers. Conscripting soldiers and forging weapons and armor without authorization was a heinous crime punishable by the extermination of nine generations of one's family.

This author is probably the first one I've seen who has responded to most of the comments. Their writing is historically accurate, and they seem quite intelligent. They even acknowledge their mistakes in the comments and correct less common characters, providing phonetic annotations and showing consideration for the readers. The protagonist is almost 30; doesn't his dad pressure him to find a wife? He's practically an old bachelor! *Cough* My little hand is waiting to click on your new chapter.

I came to comment right after reading Chapter 7. To be honest, I really feel sorry for those authors who write Three Kingdoms novels without a system. They research so much and write these plots carefully, yet they are always nitpicked, and their ratings are still low.

Keep up the good work, author! This is a great book. The author has excellent values that resonate with modern thinking. He understands what is important in ancient times. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading and thinking.

Firstly, writing about the Three Kingdoms period without a systematic approach is meaningless! Secondly, creating weapons that don't fit the era is problematic! It's a limitation of technology and the times! It can't be achieved overnight! The author's ability to incorporate elements of the late Eastern Han Dynasty with modern knowledge and technology to create something achievable in the present day is quite objective! Thumbs up!

Based on the author's meticulousness and patience alone, this deserves five stars. Keep it up!