Three Kingdoms: Chancellor, Here I Come

One chapter, hundreds of "buts," one sentence, one "but," I'm speechless.

The writing is so-so. It's about a modern person traveling back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but the author doesn't really give the Han people much of a boost. It feels like the author lumps together military strategists like Sima Yi and Guanqiu Jian into the same category, which suggests the author's writing is mediocre (or something else) and they can't convey the specific differences in…

I've been listening to audiobooks there the whole time, and my head is about to explode.

The word "but" appears in every sentence, which is annoying to read.

You wrote a ball.

But but but

This book is very well written and captivating. It covers every detail meticulously while also omitting unnecessary parts. It's the only novel I've ever read that isn't tedious. I highly recommend it.

The time-travel plot is well-designed, the protagonist's growth process is close to history and feels natural, the writing is smooth, and the narrative is clear. However, the large-scale scenes are not fully explored and need improvement. Updates are slow! Too slow!! Really slow!!!

This is hilarious! What kind of writing is this? Why shouldn't Ma Su be killed?

But everyone's writing style is so bad it made me want to throw up my dinner from last night. Amazing!