From the Start, I Picked Up a Wife: From Commoner to Supreme Ruler

The protagonist's decisiveness is commendable. However, it's a bit bizarre that he revealed his name after killing Zhou Bapi. The crucial point is that he wanted to release Zhou Bapi's mistress after revealing his own name—was he afraid the authorities wouldn't be able to find him? Even more absurdly, he went to commit murder late at night. I thought it was because it was quiet and everyone was asleep, so he wouldn't be discovered. But after the murder, he could still go shopping, indicating that everyone was still awake when he killed. This is truly bizarre. Was the author deliberately trying to expose the protagonist? Would a special forces soldier do something so foolish?

This book is very good. It's been a long time since I've seen a historical novel that focuses on raising powerful generals. There aren't many books like this anymore.

Not bad, keep it up!

Are they gods? That's fantastical and unrealistic.

The plot is exciting but chaotic, the writing is poor, there are many factual errors, the knowledge base is narrow, the author doesn't even remember what they wrote, and it's self-contradictory. Good "ingredients" are "cooked" into a bland, tasteless mess full of sand. A thrilling read is meant to be enjoyable, not just nonsense! Having persevered to the end, my final assessment is four words: "utterly nonsensical."

The novel is riddled with illogical numerical values ​​throughout, and while the beginning is passable, the rest is a mess, culminating in a rushed and disjointed ending.

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One word: awesome

Another piece of writing conceived by a little kid.

My worldview was shattered.