Siheyuan: Qin Huairu Is Too Much to Handle

Before you consider becoming a traitor like Cao Cao, take a look at the historical context!

This book is intellectually savvy and logically sound; it's not the kind of mindless, inflammatory writing that ignores historical facts.

Overall, it's alright! It's just that portable ranch feature... It doesn't seem to have much of a purpose. They should highlight it more.

Hurry up and update! Still having fun in Japan? Aren't you afraid of shaking the Pacific Ocean to your core?

Nobody has a say? I personally think so.

It's pretty good. The protagonist travels back in time and tries to help Sha Zhu get married. I hope the protagonist isn't a womanizer and becomes even more capable.

The writing is alright, not too aggressive, but why doesn't it mention how many times the old deaf man appears?

This book has a very positive premise, at least it's good enough for the deaf.