War Map of the Realm

It's clear that Lao Gao's back-and-forth between Qidian and Chuanshu has had a significant impact; he still can't get onto the homepage recommendation list, and I have to search my bookshelf every day to vote for him. 😅 I've been meaning to offer a suggestion: whether it's *The Hero* or *The Army Approaches*, Lao Gao consistently portrays the protagonist as a powerful warrior.

Chapter Three: Teaching Ancient Grandmas to Dance in the Square - Goodbye, Silly Bird Author

They're like trash; the sight of special forces makes me want to vomit. The combat effectiveness of today's special forces would be about the same as that of ordinary soldiers in ancient times. Don't exaggerate their abilities.

Seriously! There are already two women before chapter 100! I came here for a power struggle, and all this women drama? It's not that I object to writing romance and harem elements, but this is just too rough! They're already head over heels in love after only two chapters?!

After chapter 700, it got a bit boring. It was all about aristocratic families and other messy characters. It felt like the protagonist was just fighting for someone else's world. While the aristocratic families were indeed more powerful, no emperor had ever killed them like chickens. Why would they be allowed to jump around like that? It was just annoying to watch.

I lost interest after reading just the first chapter, which featured a character who transmigrated with a gun…

Did you sell the account? How did it get to this level?

First of all, the author seems to know very little about either historical fiction or fiction. The capital of the Sui Dynasty was called Daxing City, which was later renamed Chang'an after being occupied by Li Yuan. The "Thirteen Protectors" refers to Yang Lin, the Prince of Kao Shan. Whether Yuwen Chengdu exists in history or not, if he does, he was Yuwen Huaji. Yuwen Shu was his grandfather's brother. I can't stand it anymore, I'm about to vomit blood.

The emotional descriptions, the female lead's character, and her family background are all major flaws. I thought I looked like I'd seen this before, and when I got to chapter 400, I realized I had indeed seen it. He and that Lu woman who appeared out of nowhere fell head over heels in love in just two days. Bro, you're awesome!

I'm really annoyed by this kind of fictionalized narrative that outweighs historical fact. Why do they have to write so many fictionalized accounts? What's the point of that garbage plot where Li Xuanba kills Yuwen Chengdu with a single blow? While it's true that Xiang Yu was invincible during the Qin and Han dynasties, that's how it was in history. But what about Li Xuanba?