The General's Command

It's quite good! I've read at least a dozen chapters so far, and there's no nonsensical or absurd plot; everything is logical and reasonable.

Overall, it's a satisfying read, with very enjoyable action sequences. On the other hand, it's clearly based on Wei Xiaobao's story. What's the difference between this protagonist and Wei Xiaobao? They're basically the same. It's obvious the author is also a man, and he's obsessed with having multiple wives and concubines, even hoping they can live peacefully together—what a joke!

It's alright, nothing special, nothing particularly outstanding or innovative, but the storyline is quite clear. 🤔

Many novels are worth reading.

The author's clear thinking and vivid description of the story's twists and turns completely captivated the reader, making it impossible to tear oneself away and leaving one wanting more! Thumbs up!

I really like it. Because I've seen this short drama before, I greatly admire Li Xiao. He's truly talented yet humble, and he has a strong sense of national responsibility, which is why I enjoy watching it.

It's alright, but there are too few chapters. It's so-so. The beginning and middle parts of the plot are decent, but the ending feels rushed. The protagonist forgives Su Nianxue too easily, which is unsatisfying. Many chapters are described too simply.

Well written, very interesting.

It's not too exaggerated.

A passionate soul, yet filled with passionate hatred?