Reborn as Lu Bu, Uniting the Three Kingdoms

The background information and the author's critique of 21st-century Chinese society are far too long. They practically take up a third to a half of the main text. Couldn't it be more concise?

It's a work from ten years ago, after all! It's normal for the characters to have low IQs.

It's poorly written; no amount of annotations will help! The logic and plot development are seriously inconsistent! The protagonist can kill without blinking an eye after transmigrating to ancient times—was he already a murderer before transmigrating? Furthermore, his dialogue with Diao Chan is completely nonsensical! And Wang Yun is portrayed as a lewd and despicable person—I think the author is the true embodiment of Wang Yun in this book!

I remember this book had a lot of content about Liu Bei, so I read it several times.

Author, you're not only writing, but you're also inserting your own biases, and your values ​​are absolutely outrageous. Military reform isn't done like this; you're even promoting brothels! Unbelievable!

The author has their own ideas, but there's too much personal bias involved. The beginning was alright, but they didn't dare go into detail later for fear of censorship. 😁

Just watch Lü Bu's scheming and plotting, Liu Bei's unwavering loyalty and righteousness, Guan Yu's treacherous and cunning nature, and Zhuge Liang's unparalleled and invincible prowess—that's all you need to know.

Maybe this is just how authors used to be! Anyway, it's uncomfortable to read. The font alone can't express just how bad this novel is. I've read dozens of chapters…

Although the plot is somewhat interesting, the author's perspective is too narrow.

Explaining the plot everywhere is extremely toxic.