Building an Economic Empire in the Three Kingdoms

While others hoard guns, I hoard food; I am their breadbasket. 🤓

Whether the work is good or not is another matter, but the person's character is definitely questionable. He used a toothache as an excuse to delay updates, and then simply abandoned the story altogether. He should at least give the readers an explanation! 🤫

Your last book was so well-written, and now the results on the other side are also good. Even if you're going to come here, you should at least tell the guys on the other side. If you're going to abandon it, just end it directly. It's infuriating that you ran off to this side without saying a word. I've been waiting for so long and there's still no news.

In the later period of Shu Han, the population dwindled to only one million, yet it maintained 100,000 full-time soldiers and 40,000 officials. Zhuge Liang also frequently resorted to extortion and exploitation of the people. At that time, the common people were truly so poor that they had nothing left to eat.

If you don't want to continue writing about the Tang Dynasty, just give us an outline and call it a day. Or clearly tell the readers that you're abandoning it midway; otherwise, it's really upsetting to have followed it for so long. Although I only tipped a little over 300, it still shows some sentimentality. 😭

Now he's pleasing neither side, failing to succeed on either. He came to Qidian only to find the expected income was lower than on the other platform, so he went back. Then, the fans and readers he lost simply quit, and the platform stopped promoting his work. He should have stayed on Qidian and finished writing *The Great Tang Dynasty*, plus the income from his previous two books, and his annual income would have been over 500,000. Why bother? He squandered a golden opportunity.

This book is great! When you lack the military strength, this approach is truly the best.

Normally, fans of the Shu Han dynasty only read novels about Shu Han. I wouldn't even click on any novels about Cao Wei or Eastern Wu. Similarly, fans of Cao Wei and Eastern Wu wouldn't actively read novels about Shu Han. However, here's the interesting part: the comment section for this novel is teeming with anti-Shu (Sichuan) commenters. This novel is probably aimed at fans of the Shu Han dynasty, but the comments section was absolutely disgusting.

I haven't even watched it yet, but the title alone has me confused: Three Kingdoms economic hegemony? Back then, transportation wasn't up to par, unless it was high-level martial arts, but high-level martial arts are all about strategic resources. Was food that important? Furthermore, are you hoarding grain or something?

If you're really capable of backing out on both platforms and offending readers on both sides, let's see which platform you can work on in the future.