Transmigrating as Yuan Shu of Huainan

Keep it up, update more often... What morality? The absence of morality is morality. Yuan Shikai silver dollar, truly a unique phenomenon throughout history, and the most unfortunate person of all.

It's well-written, but it all feels too "easy," and there aren't any beautiful women. It doesn't quite capture the essence of the story. It's written too quickly. However, the writing style is decent. You could check out "The Three Kingdoms of Boiling Wine," which is a system novel but is very well-written. No wonder the rating is so low, it's a political book.

So far, it seems to be very good! It's considered a high-quality Three Kingdoms novel, and the time-traveling Yuan Shu is a relatively niche genre, which gave me a refreshing feeling. Keep up the good work, author! It seems like very few people read it.

It's pretty good. The third-person perspective is quite unique, and I finished it in one go.

Having reviewed the previous ideas, they seem quite good. Developing and training a strong army is important, even without fierce generals. After all, warfare is about soldiers, not just fierce generals. Look at Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu, he was fierce enough, but he was still killed by his soldiers.

As an author, you can write more about ordinary things, such as interactions with family and subordinates.

It's awesome to listen to at work. Keep it up!

It's very good, and it stands out for its uniqueness, quite different from many other Three Kingdoms novels, but it's very engaging to read.

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It's a pleasant read; it's a good book. What a pity for this book