Rampaging Through the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Empty the Mausoleum of the First Emperor

I can't stand these novels. They clearly possess invincible power in chaotic times, yet they act like they just want a peaceful life (very much like that book about Superman). But every single thing they do becomes a source of trouble. It might be acceptable in prosperous times, but in chaotic times, it's just pure disgusting. (I don't mean to insult the author.)

I haven't read it, but I'll just say this: those who rob the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum are not worthy of being called Han Chinese. If you were a minority, I wouldn't say anything, but Han Chinese who rob the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum will surely go to the eighteenth level of hell after death.

Tsk tsk, using a mindless fantasy style to write about the Three Kingdoms, after reading a few chapters it's so cringeworthy it's scalp tingling, there's a reason why there are so many bad reviews in the comments section. While writing about the Three Kingdoms period doesn't require the style of the old Three Kingdoms novels, modern Mandarin should be fine, right?

That's a bit unfair; the newbie gift pack was stolen by the natives! Also, it's strange that I wasn't killed!

In the chaotic Three Kingdoms period, having invincible martial prowess was a waste in your hands. You clearly possessed unparalleled strength, yet you forced him to become a recluse, creating contradictions and making the audience feel frustrated. In the end, Zhang Jiao even coerced him into taking in his daughter, and you still have the nerve to say that you have no achievements and no one is watching.

The main character is disgusting and a total sanctimonious hypocrite.

Someone as naive as you shouldn't be at the starting line; tomatoes are where you belong.

It's disgusting to look at. What a hypocrite! How can you expect peace in chaotic times?

It's really pointless to portray Emperor Zhaolie, a pure man, like this.

Well written, don't write it again next time.