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This book is fantastic! The protagonist finally doesn't have to take the initiative; he's passively taking hits and counterattacking the whole time. I think he's quite upright too. If he has a grudge, he settles it on the spot; if someone tries to mess with him, he teaches them a lesson.

It's so good! The plot is classic, with one villain after another, everyone looking down on him. Even with his official position, he's hated by a bunch of people. Each villain harbors resentment towards the protagonist, who then takes them all down one by one. It's a brilliant way to slap old tropes in the face. Everywhere you look, there are villains. The theme is fresh, but the plot is even better! The rating really doesn't deserve a mere 6 points; it's far too high.

I think this book is pretty good; it's definitely better than most similar books on Tomato Bookstore. It's quite enjoyable to read. Why is the rating so low? I know why the score was low. The first 400 chapters were well-paced and the plot was smooth, but then it started padded out like crazy. A single chapter went on for 300 chapters and still wasn't finished, dragging on insanely.

This country bumpkin had never heard of snakes coming out to hunt in winter before!

I've caught up with the main group, but it doesn't seem very large. Overall, it's quite good. Although the protagonist hasn't left Yong'an City yet, making the pace a bit slow, the author's writing is still quite captivating; I only noticed this when I saw the update page. There are some flaws in the novel, and some satisfying moments weren't quite as well-executed.

I've been reading it for three days straight. The protagonist's time-traveling plot with an intelligence system is captivating. Although some chapters are a bit illogical, the plot is slightly drawn out, and the pacing is a little slow, it's still well worth reading!

The author is good; please maintain this level of quality. I gave it the wrong stars, so I don't recommend it 👀 The author seems to have been possessed after chapter 150.

It's alright, at least among the foreign-themed novels I can read. I finished a thousand chapters in one go. The protagonist is neither a saint nor a selfish, cold-blooded madman. The romance is also acceptable; at least as a pure love fan, I can tolerate the harem aspect. I'm not a eunuch, nor am I someone who's completely captivated by women.

This is one of the few logical novels in Tomato's collection. There are no supernatural beings; the combat power is just normal ancient historical figures. There are some cheat codes, but they are not significant. The characters' dialogue, behavior, and prices are all reasonable. There aren't many clichéd plots. It's readable!

It's pretty good. It's not the kind of story where you train to level up; it's more of a slice-of-life story, and I didn't find it boring while watching.