The Goose's Three Kingdoms

First, do what you are capable of. Of course, you can do without any cheat codes, but then you have to accept that the protagonist of the story is just an ordinary person. Don't expect the protagonist to climb from the bottom to the top, or even become a high-ranking official. You were unremarkable before you transmigrated, and there won't be any major changes after you transmigrate.

I've read through most of the forty-odd chapters. To be honest, if it didn't feature any female characters, I would have thought it was a good read. The theme revolves around the development of the Qishi Group, which is quite good. However, without exception, most authors never had a clear understanding of their own ability to depict women.

If you're going to write a wish-fulfillment novel, just write a wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist can have cheat codes, be invincible, and have a harem—that's fine, people will read it. If you're going to write a historical novel, just write a historical novel. Whether it's about supporting characters or fighting for supremacy, it's fine, many people will read it.

Hey, the old man has gone out of the palace to shop again. I wonder when he'll be back to serve the Empress Dowager!

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This kind of genre is watchable as long as no supernatural monsters appear later to indirectly weaken the protagonist. Too many stories promise a special protagonist but end with a bunch of gods inexplicably appearing in the world, resulting in a complete letdown. It's not that the protagonist has to be incredibly overpowered; simple fantasy with a not-too-extra-powerful setting just won't work.

I don't even want to watch it just by looking at the name. I've been studying the history of the Three Kingdoms for over a decade. From being independent in the past to randomly choosing a lord. I won't watch anymore if you don't choose Liu Bei. Even if you gave me another chance with "Overthrowing the Han," I wouldn't watch it again. The Ming Dynasty was overthrown, so be it.

Damn, it's already 7 o'clock! I've been looking for you everywhere.

Why is it so convoluted and difficult to understand? I read online novels hoping for something easy, but this stuff is harder to remember than historical records. The main problem is, if you really want to write a rigorous article like a historical record, why bother with any cheat codes? Adding cheat codes while making it incredibly convoluted and difficult to understand results in you missing out on both.

The author writes very well. I discovered it while it was free for a limited time. Some people say the cheat system isn't very strong, but it's actually pretty good now. If the protagonist's cheat ability is too strong, they become invincible and sweep everything aside.