A Lord Turns History Upside Down for Three Thousand Years

I support the author. There are so few stories like this now; it's all because of policy changes that people are writing spy stories and pretentious tales.

The beginning was all good, but the part about the Ming Dynasty protecting the emperor was boring. I initially thought it was about Li Zicheng and was quite interested, but I was very disappointed.

I hope the author will continue writing well.

The author's performance is truly dismal, but the book itself seems quite good and worth reading.

After reading Chapter Twelve, I felt like I was being poisoned. The bronze shield guards that the system gave the protagonist are all superhumans, each one capable of taking on ten opponents at once. They can still move nimbly while wearing bronze armor weighing dozens of kilograms. I'm truly impressed.

Constantly imposing population restrictions is quite troublesome.

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I'm wondering if the protagonist is just a puppet of the system, since every time a new one appears right after a task is completed. What's the point of having a protagonist then?

This kind of novel is rare. Keep it up, author!

Where is the author, Tang Dynasty? Why does it jump directly to the Song Dynasty after the end of the Sui Dynasty? Did they stop writing about the Tang Dynasty? I really like novels about the end of the Tang Dynasty; I've been waiting for a long time. It's a pity.