From the Start, I Discovered the Emperor Was a Woman

Excellent! ... (Although it's only one word, it's earth-shattering, a masterpiece unprecedented and unparalleled, a brilliant stroke of genius. This simple "excellent" encapsulates the essence of 5000 years of Chinese culture! It profoundly expresses the sentiments of the person replying. It's enough to prove that the author is a chivalrous outlaw who would help those in need.

Not very good-looking

The writing is terrible, only at an elementary school level. Even my daughter's writing is more fluent.

The writing is terrible, mostly just rambling; the plot is dragging and there's too much repetition.

What a boastful braggart. In the end, in every war with other countries, both sides only had 20,000 troops. Absolutely outrageous.

The plot is like a children's game, and there are so many mistakes in each chapter that I just can't stand it anymore.

The characters are inconsistent and the plot is absurd. For example, one person guards the palace for seven days, then claims the other is a high-ranking official who can tolerate the situation for seven days until the emperor's reinforcements arrive. The double agent role is even more illogical, like child's play. ... Bad review.

Nice

The sentences are grammatically incorrect, containing either typos or extra words.

The later descriptions portray a Grand Celestial as incredibly powerful, whereas in the earlier chapters, several minor characters could kill one. This plot point is repeated over ten chapters; I can't stand it anymore.