A Divorce Decree Forced Me to Ascend the Throne

The plot progresses very smoothly, without any delay, and it's very comfortable to watch. Cheers, author [Like]

Great book! So cool! This is the product of the fusion of Wen Tao and Wu Lu's Overlord, Champion Hou, and Wu Anjun! Although there are no military tactics, such bravery and domineering attitude towards the world perfectly fit Shuangwen! The depression in my chest is gone! The last time I felt so good was when I was watching Liu Chang, the elder in "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty". Great book! The author is awesome!

The author is suitable for writing stories or narratives, but the writing is a little less layered, especially the descriptions of ancient wars. Siege battles will not be carried out in a swarm, so casualties of tens of thousands of people in a single siege are unlikely. Supplies will not be piled up together. They will definitely be dispersed. Troops will not be swarmed together. You can refer to more historical texts. . . The ensuing battle can be described as more magnificent. . . . .

It's good-looking and has rigorous logic. I hope the protagonist doesn't get tired of the old and marries a princess.

Looks good, really good

Why is it not updated? Is the author recovering from illness? Update quickly! The overall grand scene and macro direction of this plot as Emperor Wu will be larger than the previous two. In addition, compared to the previous books, this book contains obviously less emotional descriptions. It feels like there is no foreshadowing and I am captured by the protagonist's personality charm. There should be more sweet moments.

The writing is better than some of the others on the list, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's okay. It deserves 5 stars. I hope it won't be discontinued. Alas. The more I read later, the more I can feel that the author has the power of writing and a series of details are handled well.

It is more in line with the general setting of ancient military. The protagonist of the time traveler has his own light [laughing and crying]

I have read 60 chapters, and overall it is pretty good. I have a clear understanding of the conflicts between ourselves and the enemy, but there is no strategy in the war. Comments all say that the author is handing out money randomly, but I would like to point out two points. One is that money cannot be circulated in the market, so it is just waste paper and stones. Second, there is no big reward for anyone who fights for you, is it a piece of cake?