I Rule in the Spring and Autumn Period

The beginning was well-written, but what was that later nonsense? The protagonist, like Emperor Wu of Han, forced the crown prince to his death, his first wife died of grief, and he even made his concubine empress, with her son becoming the crown prince. The writing was overly literary and tedious; what on earth was the final point? In the end, the protagonist became a cruel, ungrateful, suspicious, and tyrannical ruler! (Personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree)

I started reading from this book. It wasn't popular back then in July; I was probably still a graduate student. So young!!!... Rest in peace. 😭😭😭

... Good writing skills can produce good works, but only those with breadth of vision and boldness can create true masterpieces! ... This isn't about whether it's enjoyable or not; it's about capturing the soul of a protagonist who travels through time and takes the world as his responsibility! ...

Seeing the handling of the "Well's Sister" plot, I don't know what the author was thinking. The rape victim wants to marry her rapist because the protagonist noticed she had developed some unusual emotions after being raped?! From what I've read so far, the female characters in this book are all one-dimensional, supporting NPCs, completely lacking human complexity.

Goodbye, July! If you traveled back to ancient times, you'd better make something of yourself!

Having come from the Qin Dynasty, I initially expected this book to be of a similar quality, but it falls short. The author's writing style was truly problematic. The enemy can easily collude, assassinate, and become the ringleader without consequence, while the author's own side suffers a complete defeat at the slightest incriminating point.

Perhaps the author felt that Taishi Mo was difficult to deal with and was unsure whether he should be killed, which is why he wrote this chapter. However, he could have expelled him. Removing Taishi Mo from his post and expelling him from the State of Jin would have both demonstrated his stance and reassured Kong Jiao and other disciples of Confucius. This is a good way to handle it.

I've been reading a lot of new historical fiction lately, but most of them are just so-so. I really miss the books I read in July... Sigh...

My mind is filled with a thousand thoughts, as if I have a thousand words to say, yet I don't know where to begin. I first met you during my university years, when you were Zhao Wuxu of the Spring and Autumn Period and Lord Chang'an of the Warring States Period. Your book, "Qin Officials," is a towering achievement, a work that has earned you legendary status.

When the protagonist first met Nanzi, he was blackmailed by her, but he showed no anger. He also had no means of resistance or revenge afterward. He was indecisive and passive in every situation. I had a bad feeling that the protagonist was probably going to fall into this woman's hands. As expected, the protagonist and Nanzi became too entangled later on, even having an illegitimate child.