"Command an army group and take charge of the big picture? Me?" Viktor Kalashnikov set down his wine glass, pushed away the elegantly dressed bunny girl, and pointed at himself in disbelief.
"Yes, young master." The bloodstained officer nodded, his voice full of grief. "The general was ambushed on his way back from meeting the emperor. He's... been confirmed dead. If you don't step forward, I'm afraid..."
"Afraid the Sixth Army will be left without a leader, fall into internal strife, and even splinter apart completely?" The young man gave a derisive laugh, then pulled the Cateran girl beside him, whose eyes were full of affection, back into his arms. "So what if it does? They're just a pack of ungrateful hounds. Only my good-for-nothing old man cares about that so-called title of general. Listen to me, let them make a mess of it."
At this, the officer, already stooped, bent even lower. "But... His Majesty has already issued an order, instructing Duke Koschei to take over all affairs of the Sixth Army. Once he arrives, I'm afraid this city will no longer be yours to command."
"Koschei? That mere black snake? If he dares come here, I'll send him back in defeat."
I frowned when I saw the protagonist constantly spouting his values, especially since those values were the "extinction-based" values. Then I glanced at the book review and it all made sense. Oh, so the protagonist is an "extinction-based" character. No wonder. I was initially thinking that it was a rare treat to read a fast-paced, action-packed novel with a Three Kingdoms Kill system, but the protagonist had to use Zuo Ci's incarnation to understand the situation from the start. But the turtle's "extinction-based" ability seems innate—unbelievable!
Did Shennong exist?
Is this the end?
To be honest, the author's thinking is too shallow. I couldn't continue reading after seeing Frostnova for a short while. It underestimates the determination and will of the guerrilla leader. It feels like a spoiled brat trying to use some cheap trick to win over a righteous and determined warrior. For one thing, Frostnova held out until the very last moment before agreeing to become a Rhodes Island operator. She truly proved her ideals with her life. To put it bluntly, you're underestimating the revolutionary predecessors. Even those who gave up along the way weren't persuaded by your paltry, insinuating methods. Yet, the writing makes it sound like the "lollipop" trick is incredibly cunning. #(Laughing and crying)
I only found out I'd been removed from the group when I went to check it after the previous chapter was blocked. I generally don't try to increase my activity in the group except for missing chapters. Even if I rejoin now, I'll still be removed eventually. Could you please post chapters in the book review section? It's really frustrating to read a book with incomplete sections. It's so inconvenient that I have to post in the group every now and then just to finish this book.
The combat, military, and political aspects are well-written, but the emotional parts are like a stallion's.
The shore and the sea are generally the same
What military/civil officials does the protagonist acquire, and what are their abilities?
Will 94 be compensated, or is it already in the group?