Three Kingdoms: Pan Feng, the Senior General

I have unparalleled generals Pan Feng and Xing Daorong to transport the grain safely, to guard the grain Chunyu Qiong, to guard the city Ma Su and Mi Fang, to have iron-hearted generals Xia Houjie, to ask Zhang Song for foreign affairs, and for domestic matters Cai Hao, the prince Liu Chan, the adopted son Lu Bu, the prime minister Dong Zhuo, the prime minister Cao Cao, and the entrusted minister Sima Yi, so why worry about failing to accomplish great things!

Is the protagonist fighting for hegemony? I really don't want to read the auxiliary text anymore. I vomited when I read the auxiliary text of Feilu!

Say my name to make you laugh. I am Lingling General Xing Daolong.

Anyone who conquers the territory of Wu will attack and destroy it if it is prosperous.

Almost all novels in the Three Kingdoms genre are completely YY and illogical! The author wrote this book carefully

After all, the old Huang Zhong and the mature Guan Yu were evenly matched.

Pan Feng's nickname is Wushuang... It's really embarrassing...

In ancient times, if you asked him to learn military posture, what's the use of forming a queue? Anyone who can obey orders and act a little is considered an elite soldier...

The protagonist Pan Feng is still better looking than the assistant Han Fu. The boss doesn't have to be too powerful, as long as you trust him unconditionally. Otherwise, it would be a fool's errand to meet someone like Lao Zhu. This book just contains a lot of nonsense. The explanations, narratives, and histories are too speechless. Historical novels should not include current things. I was speechless after reading the military reform and some other novels. It's even more painful to write about a girls' school. I hope this won't happen later.

Everything else is good, just can there be less PS?