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Author, I feel you're focusing too much on what others say. You need to have your own thoughts and not blindly follow the readers' ideas. Occasionally borrow ideas, but also pay attention to whether they conflict with your own outline. You have to understand, some people have one thought at one time, and another thought later.

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This is a decent book, I wouldn't dare call it a masterpiece (for fear of being accused of cashing in), but it's definitely much better than the mass-produced novels on Qidian.com these days. Seriously, searching for books on Qidian.com takes half a month, reading for two hours, and it feels like I've been reading for ten years!

I've been thinking over and over why the violent soldiers can't be fired? The reason is that men fantasize about commanding thousands of armies, but now novels are all about a strong man who can single-handedly destroy a mountain range. So if you want to command thousands of troops, you must have regional restrictions.

It's too short and weak. How about we make each chapter 10,000 words? 🤓

The descriptions of heroes and the spirit of humanity in this book are all superficial, like empty slogans. Aside from the protagonist, no one is memorable, and the narrative is chaotic and vague. The further you read, the more artificial everyone's slogans and dialogues sound, like they were programmed.

After reading about twenty chapters, this book feels a bit pretentious. It's a system-based wish-fulfillment novel, so why is the author constantly overthinking and adding unnecessary details? Even if you don't want to write a mindless wish-fulfillment story, you should at least know when to play it safe and when to be reckless. If you want to include some scheming or intrigue, try to make it plausible. Just please, no more overthinking and personal agendas!

The protagonist is too weak, and the plot moves too fast. Before the protagonist can even grow stronger, a weakling is already involved with many powerful figures.

Before Chapter 40, it was just a book. After Chapter 40, the plot became more and more out of context. The dialogues between the characters were as if they were spoken by one person. The language used to describe the scenery and people was too flashy and unrealistic. As the saying goes, it was a bit fake and empty.

It's fine if the protagonist doesn't like kneeling, but etiquette is still essential. A modern military salute or a clasped-fist bow can be used as a substitute, but kneeling is still necessary for sacrifices and important occasions. Otherwise, if you, an ancient leader, don't understand the difference between superiors and inferiors, you might as well just establish a republic or federal system.