Young Master Wei at the End of the Han Dynasty

Why is your book considered a "chicken rib" by readers? It's because your writing style is mediocre, and the content lacks originality. Most of it is simply copying events from the original work, so readers might as well just read the original! What's more, you plagiarized a lot of historical materials to pad the word count. Even if you're going to plagiarize, why not do it properly?

This protagonist will definitely be unable to protect even his own wife, Cai Wenji, and will be cuckolded to death. All he does all day is eat and sleep; he's unbelievable. The most pathetic time traveler in history.

I haven't read the book, I just glanced at the synopsis and it says it's about a powerful family in the late Han Dynasty, right? I just want to say that the Jin Dynasty was a result of powerful families controlling the world, and it was also the last struggle of these powerful families. The fact that the wealthy families in the late Han Dynasty were fighting each other was abnormal. I can only say that you are amazing to still write this type of novel now.

A poor addition! Before the great battle with Yuan Shao, the soldiers were always trained to be elite troops! After two years of training, they were reduced to a bunch of novices when facing the combined forces of Sun Quan and Cao Cao! They were thrashed at Ziwu Pass, thrashed at Hongnong, thrashed at Lushi City, and yet, in the end, their 10,000 elite cavalry were still managed to be ambushed by…

It was completed several years ago, why am I recommending it now? But it's very well written.

A long, long time ago, when I was following the series, the comments were mostly critical, with many readers hoping the author would write in a more enjoyable way. Years later, I still remember this book, but it's different from other works; it touches the heart more than just provides instant gratification. If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be "man versus nature".

It's a complete mess, and it even includes a Yang Feng character, and they've turned against each other, their clansmen have been arrested—it's insane!

Errors: 1. Cai Zhaoji, later changed to Cai Wenji in historical records to avoid using the name of Sima Zhao. 2. Zhang Zhongjing once served as the governor of Changsha. Later, Emperor Ling sold official positions for money, so he resigned and devoted himself to medicine.

Since the protagonist is portrayed as a young master, couldn't he at least have some manners? His constant swearing makes him seem like a complete scoundrel.

The plot follows the same pattern as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, except that the main characters are forcibly added.