Striving in the Great Han

The author's attempt to create a fictional world is incomplete; it's easy to draw parallels to Liu Bang, which is quite unpleasant.

Despite bearing the name of the Han Dynasty, it's a fictional story. The protagonist is completely insignificant and poorly developed at the beginning. The most jarring aspect is the use of the Han Dynasty template in relation to neighboring states like Chu – it feels completely out of place and impossible to connect with.

At first, I thought it was set in the early Han Dynasty, but it quickly went off-topic and I couldn't relate to it at all. The protagonist seemed like a completely unnecessary character.

If you can't create a fictional world, don't waste your time.

I came here specifically for the "Great Han" theme, but it turns out to be fictional?

This is so mismatched, the trope is too old-fashioned.

It says "Great Han Dynasty" and then claims it's a fictional story.

This is a fictional story; I'll let it accumulate before reading it when I have time.

I followed this from an old book, keep it up!

Make a quick getaway I was completely dumbfounded by Qin Feng; I didn't even know who the main character was.