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It's quite realistic, without any instances of modern people intellectually overwhelming the ancients. In fact, in terms of political maneuvering and intrigue, our ancestors were never inferior to modern people. Although some characters' personalities undergo significant changes throughout, and some details could be polished, overall it's a good book. I give it 5 stars, and I hope it continues to improve.

I dropped the book after reading 60+ chapters. Here's a quick review: Pros: Not mindless, well-written; Cons: Folded plot, poor reading experience. Overall, this is a book I'd recommend reading. The writing is concise and efficient, and you won't feel like you're reading a beginner; you can feel the author's skill. The reason I dropped it was because I felt the plot jumped around quite a bit.

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I've read quite a few time-travel novels, and this one is very well written. It's not mindless and flamboyant, it doesn't rush to show off in front of others, and it doesn't force hatred into the plot. It's a comfortable read.

As far as Tomato (the author's pen name) is concerned, this book is quite good. It lacks flashy displays of power and an omnipotent system, yet it's not boring to read. The protagonist uses modern knowledge to benefit his in-laws, and his doting on his wife is understandable. However, compared to other novels about sons-in-law on other websites, the author still has a lot of room for improvement. Therefore, I'm giving it four stars and looking forward to the author's next masterpiece!

It's so frustrating to keep holding back and not show any real power. [Strike hard]

The merit of this book lies in its meticulous approach. Many time-travel novels feature characters who directly overthrow the dynasties they travel to. However, the protagonist of this book understands that everything must proceed gradually; hasty reforms will only leave endless hidden dangers.

Although I've only read the beginning, the detailed design of the main plot is different from typical time-travel stories. The protagonist's naive emotions as a person of humble origins and his involvement in family infighting leave countless possibilities for the development of the plot. It's a suspenseful and highly anticipated work.

Sure, sure. I don't know why some people are blocking the first and second chapters and giving bad reviews. Is it the work of a competing author?

Hidden and concealed. A fusion within a fracture. My solitary, awakened transcendence.