The World at the End of the Han Dynasty

Personally, I think the biggest problem with the beginning is that the author may not fully understand the ancient environment. Society inevitably moves towards liberating productive forces. In that era, the effective users of land were actually landlords. In other words, comparatively speaking, landlords could concentrate greater power and fewer human resources to create greater value.

It's so well-written! Keep up the good work, author!

There aren't many readers who read historical texts, and with the Three Kingdoms novels being overdone in recent years, some seasoned readers will skip it if they find any flaws in the first few chapters. The author needs to be careful with this new book. The plot development in the later stages of this book is excellent and innovative, but unfortunately, there are quite a few flaws in the early chapters. Hopefully, the author will pay more attention to this in future works.

The key issue is that during the Han Dynasty, there wasn't a clear scope for reading. Books were mostly monopolized by aristocratic families. Even if you were from a poor family and wealthy, you could only read the Hundred Family Surnames and the Thousand Character Classic. Guan Yu, for example, had the opportunity to read the Spring and Autumn Annals and was considered a martial saint.

Can anyone tell me where the update is?

The Yellow Turban Rebellion doesn't start for several years, and you're already squandering your resources. Where will you get money, food, and soldiers when the rebellion actually begins?

This novel is so toxic I can't even bring myself to read it. Is the author writing it to take revenge on society?

What do you mean by "stopping updates"? The results are good enough. If you can't stick with this book, it's the same with any book. Authors without patience won't last long. You're complaining about the results of your first book?

I had to reread this book three times before I could finish it. The beginning wasn't very good, but the middle part was quite good. The protagonist can copy books, is incredibly strong (he can lift a cauldron and even defeat Lü Bu), and basically has all the powerful civil and military officials under his control.

Is it abandoned? If it's abandoned, please post a separate chapter so I don't have to check for updates every day.