Three Kingdoms Lord: Everything I Have Gets Tenfold Critical Hits!

From level 20 to level 10, and with such awesome attributes, isn't this just a matter of seconds?

What will my sons call me when they see me?

Each military commander consumes one copy of Kung Fu, and Kung Fu cannot be created. Where do Kung Fu come from? Aren't scribes supposed to be people who read and write? Why can't it be cultivated? If you make the people literate and then pass on the skills practiced by the scribes, wouldn't you be able to get scribes? Why can't multiple people learn the martial arts skills from one skill? Shouldn't knowledge be spreadable?

The attribute interface often appears, even though I can understand the protagonist at least, but the result is always wrong. Chapter 31 of the general level states that extraordinary can only be achieved after being extraordinary, and then it becomes peerless to extraordinary; the most important thing is that general breakthrough generals have 500 attribute points, and the protagonist's breakthrough general has only 1,000 points after being strengthened ten times by the strongest Ji Dao Kung Fu. If it is not strengthened, it is only 100 points. !!!!!!

I remember it seems that in online games, you just kill the lord at the beginning. The protagonist is an NPC, a serf of the player's lord. After killing the lord, he becomes either a bandit or a bandit king. It's similar to this plot.

The protagonist's attributes are so awesome now. If it rises to the first level and is peerless, then it won't be like going to heaven and standing shoulder to shoulder with the sun. It is easy to destroy the world in the later stage. It's just the Yellow Turban now. Later there were also princes. The Three Kingdoms stand in harmony. And countries. Rome. Viking. Tang Dynasty. Lots and lots. It wouldn't be cool if you didn't write well. The combat power collapsed too quickly. Lu Bu is an unparalleled general, and you can fight him with a first-rate general. So where did he go all his life? I won't let you beat me to the point of being autistic.

Isn't Zhang Liao's given name Zhang Wenyuan?

Logically speaking, it would be impossible for an ordinary player to summon one soldier in a first-level barracks to form an army of tens of thousands of people in a lifetime.

Why not let one of the Three Kingdoms conquer the world alone? What is the use of arms to the protagonist? Every time, the protagonist is alone and kills millions and tens of millions of enemy troops.

As far as the attributes of the protagonist are concerned, how can a player catch up to him if he doesn't have to level up several hundred levels? With such a high attribute, you can tell me that it is better than elite soldiers, but can it still be outrageous?