Restoring the Song Dynasty

Who asked the author if they even looked back at what they wrote? What were they trying to say? And what about their actual understanding of history, geography, and politics? Did they even read any novels to make money? Please reply.

The Gunman series has become increasingly absurd since "Searching for Tang." The inexplicable liberation of the lower classes in "Searching for Tang" clearly has a communist undertone. Honestly, I really can't understand how the author managed to have one person accomplish what took generations and centuries for others. The new book is equally inexplicable.

I can't help but complain. The protagonist was portrayed as possessing unparalleled wisdom in the beginning, but things got absurd starting with the Sun family's betrayal. A powerless gang leader with countless spies, both overt and covert, somehow didn't even realize he'd recruited thousands of people?

It lacks a clear theme. After dozens of chapters, it still hasn't explained whether it's about a rebellion, the destruction of the Liao dynasty, or anything like that. It just keeps praising the protagonist's abilities and how many spies he's planted—what's the point? It's a rambling, fast-paced web novel, a waste of time. No wonder it flopped.

Author, to sum it up, if you don't change your writing mindset, you're destined for failure. Good works should only bring joy, but yours... Well, let's just say it's hard to describe.

The beginning deliberately portrays the protagonist as omnipotent, followed by a barrage of explanations from the state apparatus, all to cater to the dramatic, tragic love story of a tragic love affair—his parents are dead, and his sister is sent to an enemy country… This ghostwriter's writing standards have failed miserably.

You pushed such a clever and understanding woman like Xiao San Niang into the abyss—I just don't understand it. Is she the protagonist or Xiao Er? Why does it always have to involve women causing trouble? Making her marry her own murderer and change her name—is this game fun? Every book follows this formula; is it interesting? Or are you, author, a victim deliberately trying to make us suffer?

Hehe, what the heck? The Third Sister went to Liao? What kind of weird plot is this? How many smart people don't know that Liao is the most likely target? Going to her enemy's territory? The Third Sister can't think of that, but the protagonist can? Will this lead to the massacre of Liao? What will happen when the Third Sister finds out the truth?

I suggest the author promote their previously completed books; otherwise, long-time readers won't know about them.

Disgusting! Opening the door for someone else is utterly disgusting! Just to show off your uniqueness, author, you wrote such a disgusting plot? Someone killed your parents, and you're going to marry him?