I Became a Super Warlord

Don't have a female emperor, just let the male protagonist be the boss.

Except for the hurried ending, this book is indeed a historical novel based on a relatively complete historical structure. I strongly agree with what the author said that the most enjoyable part of modern historical novels is not the brainless, cheap and illogical novels of anti-Japanese dramas, but is based on the cold reality, the picture of the times and the reasonable historical evolution. The more familiar I am with modern history, the more I can't stand the fact that the cool article about China's salvation from the nation is presented in a mindless and frivolous way. I once read a book about modern historical facts, "From the Late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China", and I really couldn't read it. I read about three-quarters of the way. There is nowhere to vent the depression and anger in the modern world. The humiliation and depression of modern times makes every Chinese go crazy, so I like modern literature to get a glimpse of a different kind of historical sky. There are very few novels that Tomato can read. I hope the author can bring better works.

Let me give you a five-star review first, and there will be more later

To be honest, this is one of the few war stories I have read in Tomato that is not brainless. The cruelty of war is portrayed more realistically, and some details are also very good (the author's sister is too irritable) (Also, why is this book evenly scored so low? I think it is those who write mindless war articles who can't stand it and maliciously increase the score)

The writing is okay, although it has some shadows of cool writing and mindless writing.

Well written. Truth lies only within cannon range.

It's good, keep going, but it's not enough to watch.

The war scenes are better depicted. The male protagonist and the female protagonist travel together, the male protagonist controls the army, and the female protagonist controls the politics. This is a very good way of writing. It avoids the problem of a single protagonist dealing with military and political affairs at the same time, which leads to a decrease in the length of the battle plot.

I just realized that I haven't rated the book after reading it for so long 🤦

Very good. Except for the common problem of weapon power, it can be said to be a very good work. Now I can rate it as one of Tomato's masterpieces. It is simply a masterpiece. For Tomato, I haven't seen many novels better than this one, even on those special websites.