Transmigrate as a Bandit

I've seen many people criticizing this book. First of all, let me remind you that this is a book from 2016. Don't judge it with today's standards. If you like it, read it; if you don't, leave. What's the point of all this complaining? Do you think you can get the author to revise it?

Don't even mention the protagonist being a glutton; he's a pig for crying out loud. I really don't know how this kind of book even made it into the "best reads" category.

Both books by the author are fantastic! 👍🌹

I feel like the main character has some kind of intellectual disability. He's like a goofball.

I found this when I searched for free limited-time offers, and I have to complain about it. In the first chapter, the protagonist keeps emphasizing that he's a foodie, and I just want to say, if you're not smart enough, don't use being a foodie as a scapegoat. Speaking of food, I also enjoy it.

Slow-burn, but not bad, very much to my liking. It's a pity I didn't have enough money; I read about 50 or 60 chapters on a pirated copy before coming here. The download price was 110 😅, but I didn't have the money... I'll subscribe first and finish reading the Chen Gong chapter first. A poor middle school student, I have absolutely no money... ಥ_ಥ

Is it even necessary to argue about whether something is toxic or not? His new book is the same; it has absolutely nothing to do with the year of its release.

You, a mountain bandit, actually want the gun god Tong Yuan to follow you? Are you kidding me?

If you removed the "foodie" trope, it would be perfect. Right now, I can't stand it; the word "foodie" in every chapter makes me sick.

The beginning was quite good, but the later part of the storyline about the campaign against Dong Zhuo was completely changed into a fantasy world with all sorts of formations and divine artifacts.