You Might Not Believe This

How come such an interesting novel isn't popular? I'll subscribe to the whole thing to support it.

I commented to someone, "You might not believe it," and then the text turned blue. I clicked on it, and there really was this book?

A bit confused, is this the end? Can we start killing now?

You might not believe it, but this is actually a book. I'm just passing by, gotta go!

You might not believe it, but this is actually the title of a book...

To be honest, this book is really good. The plot, the character development, and the writing style are all quite rare... However... I personally really can't stand this kind of plot where "the female lead has to leave the male lead because of her family or a love rival"! This isn't just about this book, it's about this kind of plot!

Having read up to chapter 34, I must say the author's writing is indeed excellent. However, the story is incredibly dull, bordering on angst-filled. The depiction of the world is purely a survival-of-the-fittest scenario, with no trace of law or morality. It's exhausting to read.

After reading chapter 82, I suddenly disliked the protagonist; he was ill-mannered and impolite. I could tolerate the long, repetitive monologues at the beginning, and I could even tolerate Zhao Changyi, but I really couldn't stand the protagonist's behavior in chapter 82. Is he brain-dead?

Very good. The author's writing is excellent, the plot is tight, and the characters are vivid. Although the author added a lot of his own subjective interpretations, this is unavoidable. Overall, it is a masterpiece.

I've read dozens of chapters; the writing might be good, but I don't really like it. I consider myself a history enthusiast, but I don't particularly like learning about the Northern and Southern Dynasties in Chinese history. The main reason I was drawn to the story was that it featured a group of historical figures who had traveled through time.