Three Kingdoms: My Soldiers Fear Death, So They Turn Into Dragon Riders

Subdue Lu Bu, Lu Bu is quite pitiful and has been used his whole life.

Why couldn't the subordinates be afraid of death and tie up the protagonist overnight to surrender?

The setting is not perfect! The protagonist's ability should be appropriately increased every time he goes dark, otherwise his subordinates will all be strong men, but the protagonist will still be a weakling!

The author should understand the meaning of marrying down. How can it be married down when Sun Shangxiang marries the protagonist? Marrying down means that the woman's status is higher than that of the man, but the status of the protagonist is obviously not comparable to that of the Sun family.

Why do your soldiers turn into dragon knights because they are afraid? Can't they be phoenix knights? Wouldn't it be better to directly transform into Pangu? Pangu can't be transformed into Hongjun, but even if it doesn't work, Sun Wukong will do the trick. Why!! Why!!!

I have a question, cavalry to defend the city?? Is the author serious?

It's annoying to see the protagonist of a novel about fighting for hegemony always running out alone. You're not a fantasy novel. It's weird if you don't die if you run away. It doesn't matter if you run away. If you look for someone to find someone for twenty or thirty chapters, there will be no one. It's not just once. There are more than a hundred chapters of you looking for someone. The story about fighting for hegemony is written as about looking for someone. You run to the enemy's territory for a girl you don't know. There is no one left.

Accept Lu Bu as your adopted son, manual funny

To be honest, none of Xun's uncles and nephews cast themselves as protagonists, which is a bit outrageous.

Wasn't Hua Xiong destroyed by Sun Jian?