Reborn in the Three Kingdoms as a Giant Python

The premise is utterly disgusting. The saying "Those who are not of my kind will surely have different hearts" doesn't even apply here, especially since it refers to people, albeit with different bloodlines and thoughts. This book is praising a species! Forget about snakes being dragons; even emperors never claimed to be sons of dragons, they all claimed to be sons of Heaven.

I saw more than a dozen of them and it poisoned me to death. Snakes only eat fruits??? He didn't want to eat the wild boar, so he threw it away... The rabbit didn't want to eat it, so he let it go... As soon as he woke up, the eagle attacked him next to him and ignored him... After the poison test was completed, he died from the poison and was never seen again!

The later chapter about "leaving doors unlocked at night" was particularly laughable. The author is not only a loser, but also a loser who doesn't understand history, human relationships, or politics. His ideas of absolute egalitarianism are deeply ingrained, just like the central theme of peasant uprisings in Chinese history: equalizing wealth.

I can't stand this kind of thing. I only read a little bit: a 12-meter-long python with eyes the size of ping-pong balls. You can understand human speech, and you even trade with others? In ancient feudal society, full of theocracy, they would have treated you like a monster, either running away or killing you. Do you think ancient people weren't afraid?

The protagonist is reborn as a snake and tries to act like a human. Do you think a snake that uses tools can evolve into a dragon? And he's wielding a big stick! He doesn't eat raw food. LOL, doesn't he have any self-awareness? Anyone would know to act differently in different situations, and he's still so brainless even after being reborn.

Honestly, I feel that if this book had been written now, it wouldn't have gotten so many haters. Back in 2013, dark fantasy novels were all the rage, and an author writing about a kind and humane protagonist would definitely have been criticized. I guess the author was just born at the wrong time; despite writing well, they were still attacked by so many bastards.

I initially found this book appealing, so I put it down to read later. I planned to come back and read it slowly once it had a few hundred chapters. The author's update speed was indeed impressive, but I only read a few chapters before I laughed. The earliest aluminum was produced through electrolysis, a process extremely resource-intensive, and even the Tsar treasured it.

There's a reason this book didn't do well. Those who come to see ancient science and technology will see mammoth herds, bear herds, Titanoboa and other things that went extinct for millions of years, as well as fantastical dragons, living trees that are dozens of miles long, and magical bone-regenerating herbs that can immediately stop bleeding and scab over when sprayed on them.

This is so toxic!!! It's become a python, and when it gets hungry, it insists on trading with people for cooked food, growing taro, raising birds, and making deals. I just can't stand it anymore, I'm leaving!

The beginning was well-written, but unfortunately, it went downhill from the attack on the county town onwards. Proletarian dictatorship? The chapters about crossing the river were simply unreadable. An enormous python capsized an ancient boat in the river. It would have been fine if it had just capsized, but it also climbed onto the boat to kill people... I don't want to comment on the author's cultural level or age, but I just felt... Well, you know.