Conquering the World by Forcing Good Men into Banditry

The writing is quite good, and there are no big problems with the complex logic of plot advancement. . . .

There aren't that many mindless plots, and the development speed and combat are all more reasonable.

The viewing experience of the entire work is quite excellent, with a delicate and smooth texture overall. Both the picture presentation and the rhythm control are carefully enough, and there are almost no redundant passages that make people feel uncomfortable throughout the whole process. What is even more commendable is that its story construction is completely tenable. From the foreshadowing in the early stage, to the plot advancement in the middle, and to the final closure, every plot twist is in line with the character setting and realistic logic, and there is no forced arrangement to create dramatic conflicts. The common sense sections and the details before and after echo each other. All clues can find reasonable explanations. There will be no logical loopholes that make the audience confused. They can be smoothly involved by following the narrative from beginning to end. It is a rare high-quality work with online perception and solid content.

I could have gotten full marks. Every time I fight an ambush, I miss the key boss. If modern people traveled to the past, wouldn't they train a few snipers?

It's better than those rubbish articles. It's not some fairy tale. It's still passable. The rating is a bit low. I'd like to add

It's not bad. The historical environment and equipment are all in line with the background of the times. It doesn't focus on cyborgs and firepower. It's worth a look.

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The story is well written and the writing skills are good. It is worth reading! I hope it's written more movingly.

The writing is quite good, but the number of words is a bit short and not enough to read [laughs][laughs]

Write well and I will like it wholeheartedly