Your Majesty, Why Are You Rebelling?

It's a really good book, so why is nobody reading it? The data isn't even as good as Dazhuang's.

Song Jiang, Lu Junyi, Wu Yong, Gongsun Sheng, Guan Sheng, Lin Chong, Qin Ming, Huyan Zhuo, Hua Rong, Chai Jin, Li Ying, Zhu Tong, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, Dong Ping, Zhang Qing, Yang Zhi, Xu Ning, Suo Chao, Dai Zong, Liu Tang, Li Kui, Shi Jin, Mu Hong, Lei Heng, Li Jun, Ruan Xiaoer, Zhang Heng, Ruan Xiaowu, Zhang Shun, Ruan Xiaoqi, Yang Xiong, Shi Xiu, Xie Zhen, Xie Bao, Yan Qing, Zhu Wu, Huang Xin…

So there's a reason this book won't be a hit. It's all fighting from beginning to end; who's going to read that? I read thirty chapters and immediately flipped to the last. This kind of book will never be popular. No concubines, just endless war—who's going to read that, brother?

I just want to say that this book cover is so attractive.

The author is so aloof, ignoring everyone, I'm not reading anymore.

Haha, why is Your Majesty rebelling?

I think the Prefect of Jingzhao should be the mayor of the capital.

In ancient times, high-ranking generals fought in full armor, with only their eyes exposed by a visor. If you used an arrow, you would either seriously injure or even kill them by hitting their eyes, or the arrow would simply bounce off their body. Writing books is a good thing, but if someone knows nothing and just makes things up based on imagination, readers will only be greatly disappointed.

Back to Zongheng, let me first pay my respects to you, Master! Keep up the good work, let's work together! My new book, "Playing Chess Across the Land," is set in a fictional Three Kingdoms period. I humbly request your criticism and corrections!

Just read the first chapter... Is this some kind of idiot protagonist? Listening to the audiobook was so awkward, I got goosebumps all over.