I Rule the Three Kingdoms with Might

Do not give this author any monthly tickets, recommendation tickets, or rewards. The reason is simple: this author is the type who will work hard when the results are not good, but will immediately let loose as soon as the results improve. If you don't want to see a protagonist ending up childless, or a storyline where the enemy is released back into the wild and the protagonist suffers for the rest of their life, then do as I say.

Qidian is really in a difficult situation right now...

The cultivation techniques have been introduced, but the terminology in the text doesn't match the era. The author clearly didn't want to do any basic research!

This even made it onto the new book charts? That's ridiculous!

Seeing the first three chapters, I was really annoyed that the protagonist was thinking about how to improve his martial prowess and become a warrior capable of defeating ten thousand men. But what's the use of having high martial prowess? At best, he's just a fighting general. Don't you see how Lu Bu, a warrior capable of defeating ten thousand men, was defeated by Cao Cao? The protagonist should have some political acumen and build his own political power.

The protagonist's previous life was filled with rich experiences, broad knowledge, and advanced age. Then, after transmigrating and witnessing war, arson, and looting, he loses his mind and goes insane. This is contradictory.

It has a Dadaist feel to it, and is somewhat fantastical. 😁

I feel like I've gone off-topic; there's no satisfaction in it at all.

The adults are really out of place; their writing is awful.

Is this a primary school student's work? It's hilarious. These days, writing books really requires absolutely no education.