Coming Clean: From the Start, Stranded on a Deserted Island with Wu Zetian

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I was forced to read this by someone, a forced bookshelf...

Tell me, how did over ten thousand cavalrymen launch a surprise attack on Luoyang from the grasslands? Were the local officials blind? What about supplies? Did they not need to eat? Indeed, the example you gave, Deng Ai's sneak crossing of Yinping, was also a surprise attack, but he took a desolate mountain path. Your Turkic cavalry are traversing plains!

The more you write, the worse it gets. Are you trying to be funny? Damn it, you can't even write the personalities of some characters correctly. You've turned a perfectly good historical story into a comedy.

The author must be out of their mind. The male protagonist actually falls in love with Wu Zetian. If it were before he became empress, it wouldn't be a problem, since he wasn't so ruthless then. But after he became empress, he indiscriminately killed innocent people. For him to fall in love with her would probably make him a pervert or a bad person. Also, Di Renjie would be overjoyed if Wu Zetian disappeared. Why would he hide the fact that Wu Zetian disappeared? He was a staunch supporter of the Li Tang descendants becoming empress and had worked for this cause his whole life. Wu Zetian's disappearance would just be the perfect opportunity for the Li Tang descendants to succeed to the throne. Why would he possibly stand on Wu Zetian's side? He must be out of his mind.

What are you doing? What garbage are you writing? Are you planning to rewrite the story of Ximen Bao from elementary school textbooks? If you have nothing to write about, why go to the Chu region? Seriously, being bad is your original sin! After watching for so long, you haven't improved at all. It's so disappointing!

What kind of nonsense is this? It's utter garbage! Two people are missing, and you can write so many chapters about it? Why don't you write 100,000 or 200,000 words about the specific events that happened when they disappeared?

Yesterday I read a modern version of a desert island survival story, and it almost made me sick. Moreover, most of its content was very similar to what I read on Tomato!

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Deeply moving, the ending…