From the Start, a Countdown: Who Was the Greatest Chancellor?

I asked why the writing style was so familiar. It turned out to be the author of the last book I followed, Kong Ming Reborn and Kuang Fu Hanshi. It was good, good. Come on and write.

I really don't understand. If you don't want to read it, just don't read it. Don't say it here every day. No one is forcing you to read it. I think it's already written very well.

Can there be fewer sub-plots? There are more sub-plots than the main plot.

This is my favorite one. The protagonist doesn't know the system, there are no inexplicable rewards, and there are more pages about historical figures. Compared with those games that either rely on the system to cheat, with too many protagonists, or the system punishes and rewards them, it is much better. In addition, the author's inventory of one character really took up too much space. I started to skip reading as I read it. Some people in the comment area said that there is no priority. I hope the author will write better and better. [Cover face]

The writing is okay, and it has literary reserves, but the content is a bit long. Maybe it's because I read too many Shuangwen.

Good-looking meow, come on