Transmigrate to Leave Your Name in History

The story of a couple and a donkey. At first, the wife rode the donkey while the husband led it. Passersby pointed and whispered: "What kind of behavior is this? This woman is outrageous, letting a man lead the donkey." The wife blushed upon hearing this and switched places with her husband. Now the husband was riding the donkey and the wife was leading it.

There are too many flaws; I couldn't continue after a few chapters. The male protagonist teaches children in a small village and thinks he can emulate Zhuge Liang by becoming famous in the countryside through teaching and farming, cultivating his own faction. At this point, I really think the author should study history more.

Keep up the good work, author! I've given you a 100 Qidian Coin reward.

Good read, great! Keep up the good work!! Keep updating!! I've given you my recommendation vote. I'll add it to my bookshelf first, and then read it when it's more complete!

During the Three Kingdoms period, the fact that they could smelt 100,000 jin of steel in a month is unbelievable. That's steel!!!

That's incredibly toxic! In the late Han Dynasty, an era when people believed the sky was flat and the earth was round, what were you thinking, talking about the Earth being round and having universal gravitation? Didn't people just cremate you as a madman?

I don't know how the later chapters will turn out, but the first few chapters were really awful. I really dislike parodies that use the names of famous historical figures! If you're terrible at naming things, even using a computer to randomly generate a name is better! Besides, everyone says to adapt to local customs.

Why portray the ancients as so foolish? They were simply less knowledgeable, not stupid. You've already started industrializing and developing steam engines on their territory, yet they remain completely unaware. Your mission is to help unify the country, but the objective is practically relegated to the background. Are you planning to do it yourself?

It's well-written, but I'm wondering if I could share my personal opinion? Personally, I think the dialogue polishing is a bit lacking. The dialogue was too flat and straightforward.

It's too simplistic. Under the shadow of a powerful and wealthy family, it's a miracle the protagonist survives amidst the greed of human nature. It's full of flaws for those who don't want to think critically or are just looking for a quick thrill.