The Path of Zhao Lie

I understand the author wants the protagonist to grow through reincarnation, his personality becoming increasingly similar to that of the Imperial Uncle. So far, it's been quite good. However, I have a few concerns. First, it seems the protagonist has forgotten he's a transmigrator from the future after several reincarnations.

This is the story of an ordinary person's journey through time, a survival tale of a modern-day commoner in ancient times. The first eight chapters lay the groundwork, shattering the protagonist's illusions and self-righteous "prophet" status. Only by immersing himself in the late Han Dynasty can he survive.

Well written. After time-traveling, the protagonist faces constant dangers, but doesn't look down on others. He accumulates strength slowly, never gives up easily, and takes one step at a time.

The author wrote very well, and other people have already given it very good reviews, so I won't say much more here. I can only offer my five-star rating! All I can say is my encouragement: Liu Bei's story in the book is very exciting, and I look forward to the rest of the story. Please keep up the good work, author!

I've finished the first volume. To be honest, it didn't start as a typical "fast-paced" novel, and it definitely required a slow and careful approach. Fortunately, the good times are over, and it avoided many pitfalls. The later writing style has become more aligned with the character of the Imperial Uncle. Now, I'm looking forward to the second volume, where he'll vie for supremacy! [Note]

I quite like it, it's worth watching. At the beginning, I felt the protagonist was a fool, but I've always liked stories about Liu Bei, and later on it became much better!

The protagonist's character likely gets into the swing of things around chapter 9. The author could mention this in the synopsis, as many readers won't enjoy this type of plot. For those readers, knowing how they die is enough; it won't significantly impact their reading experience.

I read it. The writing is meticulous, and the plot is full of twists and turns, making it a very enjoyable read. (I won't go into the flaws; you'll understand once you read it.) I hope the author can continue writing... Hahaha. I won't talk about the other part; it was a regret I had hoped for back then. I'd like to ask, will Liu Bei go to Yingchuan later?

It's very well written and very original.

I've only reached Yingchuan for now. The feeling of dying and starting over at the peak feels like retracing the path of the Three Kingdoms. I wonder if there will be new routes later. If it continues like this, I might as well read *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*! But I'll give it my best shot for now!