Trial of Civilization: Beginning with the Eternal Prosperity of Huaxia

I've only read three chapters so far. I started reading it because the editor highly recommended it and the subject matter was interesting. I'm already hooked after just three chapters. If my question is about foreshadowing later on, please let me know.

I have to vent. The early game was ridiculous. Instead of sending local armies to suppress the monsters when they were weak, they relied on a mere 300-man force. If the force had some unique, advanced technology, that would have been nice! Even if they were just well-equipped, by the time you arrived, the monsters would have already eaten their fill. There are so many logical flaws.

This book isn't going to be another one recommended by short videos, leading to a lot of people flooding the charts...

Why should the government listen to the main party?

First of all, the first few chapters are quite enjoyable. However, the portrayal of patriotism was too forced. This is a lazy way of writing. It's upsetting. I felt like everything else was watchable, but they had to throw in the nationalistic sentiment part.

Shouldn't live streamers dress more formally? But the ads look like they're from an online game, and the live streamers are dressed sexily... Enmmm...

I think this book is alright, but one downside is that the intervals between trials are too short. Compared to the level of civilization, a month's development won't make any real difference. A year or two's interval would be better than a month.

The later parts became increasingly idiotic, completely piecing together random ideas. Without a solid foundation, one shouldn't write about this kind of tech-related subject. It's forced and contrived, riddled with plot holes. Eighty percent of the comments are negative. When did Qidian's quality become so poor?

It's disgusting, it's all water. I can't write anymore, so stop.

It's getting worse and worse; I might as well drop the book.