Three Kingdoms: Heaven Rewards Diligence from the Start, and I Grind My Way Beyond the Heavens!
三国：开局天道酬勤，卷破诸天！
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- 2.2M Words
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- Military & History
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- Three Kingdoms Saga
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.5kChapters
19.6MReads
9.8Score
75.8kFlowers
7 ch/weekPace
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I read seventy chapters. The beginning was barely readable, but there were many problems. For example, the author refers to himself as the Yellow Army and uses Japanese terms like "Taijun" and "Hai-i." I seriously doubt whether the author is a walking 500,000-strong army. Yet, the author uses the guise of revolution and liberation, and the Yellow Army is just too confusing.
It's fine if you use memes, some of them are even funny, but calling someone a "Japanese soldier" or a "yellow army soldier" is ridiculous. Are you some kind of bastard child left behind by the Japanese? What kind of nonsense is this?
Zhu Jun's single move, the Vermilion Bird, killed three thousand of the protagonist's men. The protagonist had no choice but to fight head-on. Huangpu Song's Killing Intent Formation forced the protagonist to fight desperately, requiring the system to provide a cheat code, just to win. The protagonist knows no formations, no military spirit, and relying solely on brute force is incredibly useless.
Author, does your tiger, which is ten feet tall, only weigh a few hundred pounds?
Yellow Turbans become Yellow Army, so you don't want the flowers anymore?
Starting from Chapter 10, it clearly becomes nonsensical and satirical. If it continues like this, it will be ruined. Don't think you're being funny.
666 Gold Finger can see through horns
I've only read a dozen chapters, and the kids keep calling the protagonist "Huang Jun" (a derogatory term for a commoner or someone who is considered "poor"), that's not funny.
Does the author think it's funny to correct their own mistakes? It's a bunch of tired tropes: "Report to the leader," oops, "General," "Bandit suppression," oops, "Rebel army"—a whole bunch of stale tropes, and you're still using them? Does the author think these phrases are funny and engaging? One or two is one thing, but they appear every hundred or so words! What's going on?
Too unconventional, a bit too much of a nod.