I Carved Out a Kingdom and Became a King, and Now You Finally Approve?

At first, I thought it was like most novels of this genre, where the protagonist is constantly humiliated and then repeatedly slaps the villains in the face—and the protagonist at the beginning was like that too. I thought that was all the novel was going to be; if I hadn't really wanted to read a similar "feel-good" story at the time, I wouldn't have been able to finish it.

It's alright. I'd say it's pretty fun to read without thinking too much. The character descriptions are quite detailed, which is understandable since it's a female author writing for a male-oriented genre. However, the pacing is a bit slow, and it tends to spend a lot of time on a single event. 😏

Although it's just a lump, it's half a lump better than the others. Keep up the good work, author, and hopefully turn one lump into a bucket! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

It's so good! Keep it up! Seriously? What, are you trying to be realistic? He traveled for months, so you're going to write about months of traveling?

I've read the author's other book, "The Whole Class Time Travels," though I've forgotten why I didn't add it to my bookshelf. I've only read parts of this book, but some parts didn't quite suit my taste. It's very well-made, so I'm giving it five stars.

This is a good book to read if you're looking for something to read. It's alright. Books are subjective; everyone has different tastes and opinions. If you like it, then it's good. Tomato Novels are all pretty similar; the outlines are basically the same. It's more about who writes the smoothest. Five stars!

I haven't read it for long, but based on my years of experience, the writing is just average and needs some thought. The plot is inconsistent, with some flaws but not many. It's not a fast-paced, enjoyable read, and the story is rather bland, the kind that gets boring after a while. If you're interested, you can continue reading. So, I'm giving the author three stars for the writing and one star for the plot. I hope the author continues to improve.

Good book; the author knows how to write a satisfying, enjoyable read. We can fight against the Wei court.

While this book has some flaws, it's generally well-written. I hope the author can continue to improve, maintaining both quantity and quality. My suggestion is to write a side story about Zhao Zhong, but ideally, this side story should be written after the book is finished.

This book is one of Tomato's best-written works, with excellent attention to detail. It's been a long time since I've had a novel that I could finish reading this one; it's truly wonderful. Especially after finishing it, I discovered the author is a woman. For a woman to write this kind of story to this degree is incredibly impressive. The only downside is the somewhat rushed ending. I'm looking forward to her next work.