Sui-Tang: From Slaying Enemies and Gaining Attributes to Becoming an Emperor Across the Heavens

I've read several novels in the "upgrade" genre, and all the main characters are either the illegitimate son of Qin Shi Huang or Zhu Biao. This protagonist, even during the chaotic end of the Sui Dynasty, still has to be related to Li Yuan. Couldn't he just be an ordinary person? The protagonist already has a cheat code; are they really inferior to Zhu Yuanzhang?

The protagonist has 20 times the physical strength of an ordinary person (due to all-around attribute enhancements), yet he can only barely draw the Five Stone Bow. Is this some kind of hydrogen-powered human? Do you know what 20 times the size of the human body means?

Your book title should be something like "The End of the Sui Dynasty: From Pentakill Godlike to Immortal."

Why does the description mention the Xuanwu Gate Incident? Wouldn't it be better to establish your own Tang Dynasty and become its founding emperor?

The question is: should I be the emperor or a dog to Li Yuan's family?

If you want to attack Xuanwu Gate, at this rate of development, the Sui Dynasty won't even collapse before you've grown into a big boss. Honestly, you and Li Yuan are about equal in skill. But then again, with such a ridiculously powerful system at your disposal, you might as well just establish your own kingdom. Why are you still licking this sweet treat?

It feels like a simplistic, low-brow novel. And how much does the author actually like swords? They always reward things related to swords. If they like swords so much, why write a novel about battlefield combat? Write it like a martial arts story! On the battlefield, everyone uses long weapons or blunt weapons; even a knife is more practical than a sword. The synopsis calls him a war god, but in the book he's a swordsman, a fierce general wielding a sword like Lu Zhishen embroidering.

I haven't read it; I only subscribed to one chapter for the sake of commenting. Just one question: Did Empress Zhangsun really have an older sister? After reading the synopsis, I wondered if the protagonist wouldn't have taken Changsun Wugou as his concubine, which would have been too beneath him, too cowardly, just to please Li Shimin. Why do I say this? Because Empress Zhangsun was famous and the best candidate chosen by a virtuous empress to be the female lead and the first wife.

Lacking even basic common sense, their intelligence is questionable.

The basic arithmetic is wrong... What kind of garbage is this?! It's rubbish!