The Great Wei: You Were Made Regent, Not the Empress's Husband

It's well-written; this book gave me a refreshing feeling. You can tell the author put their heart into it. The framework is clear, the pacing is good, and it unfolds like a scroll painting, like a story being told. Overall, it's much better than most of the light novels on Qimao. Some novels are utterly nonsensical, yet they get thousands of reviews; this one has so few.

The plot is well-structured, with character and plot conflicts unfolding gradually, creating a complex yet well-structured narrative. It skillfully utilizes montage techniques such as flashbacks and interweaving, resulting in a high-quality feel. Unlike some books that simply leave hundreds of chapters unresolved and illogical plot points to keep readers hooked, this one avoids such issues.

I've read over ten chapters, and it's all flashy and confusing. I can't understand what it's trying to say. It's supposed to be a fast-paced, exciting story, but there's absolutely no real enjoyment. It's supposed to be about political intrigue, but it's all superficial and ineffective. Over ten chapters and tens of thousands of words have passed, and I still haven't figured out who the protagonist is. They're like a reflection in water, a painting on a wall—completely invisible.