Transmigrated as a Bandit, I Became Emperor

An emperor without a harem... Unbelievable. It reminds me of a novel I read before. The author originally wanted a harem, but the comments criticized it, so he opted for a single female lead. However, because she was constantly fighting alongside the male lead, she caused several miscarriages, and the others either died within two years of birth or were sickly.

This book is really good, author, keep it up!

Once things get going, they start looking for a father and mother for themselves. But the father might not even be their biological father, and the mother is definitely a stepmother, and not even a very strong one. It's getting more and more ridiculous. You want to rebel and become emperor? If you didn't have some kind of cheat code, you would have been dead long ago.

Hopefully nothing bad will happen later. Let's wait and see for a while longer. If the author writes something that turns out badly, like the novels from a few years ago, it's really easy to discourage readers.

Chapters 120-135 are a series of poisonous tales. First, they introduced a female bandit with a modern personality, then they brought her deceased second-hand father back to life—are they preparing to worship a retired emperor?

I won't comment on whether the book is good or not; it's all about licking women, saving your father, and saving your stepmother—it's incredibly toxic.

Three major flaws in historical literature 1. Special forces soldiers time-travel [each one is proficient in all sorts of martial arts, as if they've memorized history books, and know everything from papermaking to other things—are they really human?] Second, historical novels featuring a single female protagonist who claims the throne [commonly referred to as "the author's brain being broken"].

I really don't know what this author was thinking. He kept bringing his second-hand father back to life while writing. It's disgusting, so toxic. Goodbye!

The description of the imperial army in Chapter 77 is too exaggerated. Millions of soldiers drill every day, requiring them to eat large amounts of meat. This would consume tens of thousands of large poultry such as pigs every day. Otherwise, half of these soldiers would die from overwork within a month. Ancient society simply couldn't afford to support them.

An emperor not having a harem? Honestly, that's a huge flaw. In our country's history, there's only one emperor who was devoted to one person, and he died childless. Without offspring, his subordinates wouldn't be loyal. What I hate most about historical fiction is when the protagonist talks about gender equality and democracy in an ancient setting.