This is pretty good. It's different from other Zerg stories. It's a light and refreshing story, but there are too many extra cubs in the later chapters.
The first part of the story was good, but it was inexplicably inserted into the adventures of the protagonist and Shou's father. The protagonist occasionally traveled to the past, which was completely and completely unnecessary. Moreover, the emotional line was also sparse, and the finale was unexpected, but the career line was quite good.
It's quite good. If you like Liu Bang very much, I don't recommend reading it. The low rating seems to be because the author delayed updating. It took 22 years to complete the novel and it took 25 years to complete it.
The first part is better written, but the second part is a bit unfinished. The first part starts too far, and the second part feels a bit like a dog-eat-dog sequel, and the ending is a bit hasty.
It's a meme that has been used all the time. It's very strange. I personally think that the change in the protagonist's mentality should be written in the later stage instead of always using luck to cover it up. Moreover, after the protagonist has the territory, he has no ability to govern and has not thought about infrastructure construction. Everything else is fine.
The plot is dragging, and the emotional line is sparse. The logic of attacking and accepting is not right. I fell in love with it inexplicably at the beginning. There are also problems with the story logic. For example, if you don't like it, you have to fake the marriage. It's obvious that your family is powerful. But even with so many shortcomings, this is still good. The protagonist is a very free protagonist. He is very free. The emotional scenes of attack and acceptance in the beginning are inexplicable, but in the later stage, it is very natural and comfortable. The puppies he raises are also very good and cute.