Among the Warlords of the Late Eastern Han
混在东汉末
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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I advise everyone not to read this book; it's extremely toxic.
The protagonist is like a lunatic; I read a few chapters and found it all incomprehensible!
Why don't you go back to primitive society and talk about democracy?
Chapter 12 was a real eye-opener. They already had steamed buns in the Eastern Han Dynasty? Why not just say hamburgers?
I feel that the author is constantly lowering the protagonist's intelligence, as if afraid that the protagonist will become clueless if he gets ahead!
Transmigrating to be a follower? Even if I don't fight for power, being a wealthy man is better, right? Servility.
This author has no ambition whatsoever; he never writes a story where the protagonist becomes emperor, he always demotes his ministers! I've read several of his books and always subscribed to the very last chapter!
The protagonist is like a complete idiot, with a terrifyingly low IQ. He has absolutely no power, yet he dares to have someone make a big show of building stirrups for him. He's stupid in every way, lacks any brains, and is utterly useless.
Liu Bei had no brothers, and his father died early.
What a mess of writing! And it's incredibly slow. It takes forever to write about something trivial, and it's all haphazardly written. This isn't even fictional; it's just random fabrication.