Destiny: Starting from the Twelfth Year of the Great Cause

The plot and writing are decent, but the protagonist comes off as too moral a gentleman! In the troubled times, Wagang is a den of thieves, and they are always thinking about blindly comparing themselves with the armies of later generations! This is either a holy mother or an idiot!

First of all, this is a time-travel novel, and the writing is readable, but the shortcomings are: 1. There is really no need to be ancient. The protagonist's inner monologue, the protagonist's perspective, the environment, the narration, etc. Are completely unnecessary. 2. The character is already almost 30 years old. It would be better to look younger if he wears all the clothes. It's a bit awkward to be single at such an old age. 3. The character setting is too arrogant and despicable. It's fine if you don't have arrogance, but you don't have to be so arrogant. You will be looked down upon if you are so arrogant. So the protagonist is a dark villain? Others can't be evaluated because I haven't seen enough, so I personally feel like it's a bit of a failure.

Come on, come on, don't break it, don't let it end, don't let it go, father-in-law!

It's a bunch of fictitious articles that you can read on. It's not witty or a noob.

Overall it's pretty good, no messy time travel nonsense.

My literary talent is as good as ever

I'll finish it if I can. I really want to know how to defeat Li Shimin.

Fine

I hope I can persevere until the book is finished

Starting from the battle with Hebei, it looks better. I used to watch it in a jump-start mode, and the main character didn't show much of his appearance.