Global War of Nations: I, Zhang Jiao, Invite You All to Your Deaths!

The writing is mediocre; it completely fails to capture the satisfying aspects of Zhang Jiao's character. What kind of character is Zhang Jiao, constantly fighting and never preaching? In chaotic times, Zhang Jiao could easily raise an army. This book would be better suited to Zhu Yuanzhang; it's quite ridiculous.

Seventeen books combined total less than 4 million words! My goodness, I dare not read them; I'm afraid I'll cut them off in a heartbeat.

Are you sure you didn't copy this from Tomato? It looks similar to Tomato's book.

Based on my understanding of him, this book has 200,000 words.

Holy crap! A professional eunuch! He hasn't even finished 17 books.

You can tell the quality of a book just by looking at the first line of its synopsis.

A historical battle begins with the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

A maximum of 100,000, no more. 😒😜

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a momentous event was quietly brewing. Dark clouds filled the sky, as if foreshadowing the great changes to come. Zhang Jiao, the leader of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, stood atop the walls of Julu City, gazing at the distant horizon. At dawn, the first rays of sunlight pierced through the clouds, illuminating the vast land.

This looks like Tomato's book, right?