I Taught in a Remote Village for Five Years, and You're Telling Me This Is the Three Kingdoms?

There are many typos, the sentences don't make sense, and where are the two Qiao sisters mentioned in the introduction?

The ending felt a bit rushed. But it was still quite good.

Even if someone dies on their way to teach in Africa, they deserve to travel through time; they should be taking their ancestral graves and family tree with them to Africa.

Why not just write a history book? This is a novel, not a history lesson. They don't even bother to ask about the time period. They're talking about Cao Cao's childhood, and none of the other villagers know about it? Even if they don't know his name, they don't even ask? His father was a Grand Commandant, and nobody else knows that? Are the others just grains of sand?

There's also a book called "Five Years of Blindly Teaching in Rural Areas, and You're Telling Me This Is the Qin Dynasty."

The plot was constantly being spoiled for Cao Cao, but Cao Cao didn't do anything about it.

It's been narrating, but what's being written?

It's terrible; it lacks even the most basic historical knowledge. It's all made up.

It's a real shame the author didn't become a Chinese language teacher!

Even if you're blind, you're not stupid, right? Five years ago, you didn't even know where you were. How could your lifestyle and language be the same? Can't you use your brain?