Good Fortune Tonight: Stealing Wu

I hope my loyal minister Wu will not bully the orphans and widows of the Sun family.

🙂Sima Family: I thought our usurpation of Wei was already the lowest point in our morality, but I didn't expect there to be a moral Mariana Trench as well. 🙂 Zhou 🐶, we're in the same boat.

Overall, it reads quite smoothly and comfortably, but this copying of poetry is truly horrifying; it's blatant plagiarism. The poetic forms of the Han Dynasty were different, so applying Song Dynasty poetry is completely inappropriate. You could at least include some fu (a type of classical Chinese prose-poetry); weren't fu poems popular in the Han Dynasty?

I'd rather name it: Reborn as Jerry of Jiangdong, I Don't Want to Be a Rat.

How about we consider changing the title? Does "Good Luck, Tonight XX" have any other meaning? All I can think of is PUBG, it feels really weird, lowers the overall quality, and gives off a cheap, low-brow vibe. We might as well just steal the title from Wu Qidong.

Good heavens! Our Jerry from Jiangdong has his own version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms now! 😄

Stealing from Sun Wu wasn't enough; stealing Sun Quan's harem as well would be even more exciting.

The protagonist seems to have no cheat codes, but in reality, he's practically cheating himself. 🤓 Honestly, which young person these days can be so knowledgeable about everything from astronomy to geography, and be so adept at everything from human nature to business to officialdom...? So don't read this book with your brain, just enjoy the show.

It's much better than the previous one; aside from the poor copying of poems, everything else is quite good.

The plot is pretty good, but copying poems is too difficult to pull off. They just copied them by force. Please, please stop copying. It's a complete failure. Why not just write a good plot?