From Refugee to Marshal

Do the eldest, second, and third sisters not want them anymore?

It's not as bad as you guys say. I've read a few chapters and there aren't any major plot holes.

A very good book! Five stars!

First of all, I'd like to give it a five-star review. Why? Because I believe authors have it tough. Also, it's at least readable. Here's the thing: I read about twenty or thirty chapters. Around that point, I felt something was off. I really enjoy stories set against the backdrop of the Republican era, not necessarily focusing on the War of Resistance against Japan.

Five stars for encouragement! Everyone starts as a beginner. Keep it up! If your writing isn't sharp enough, just write more. I really like this kind of topic. Keep it up!

It looks great, five stars!

In ancient times, having the offspring of immortals was considered a good thing. Look at the Song Dynasty – they simply opened the city gates and sent them straight to the grasslands. And in the Three Kingdoms period, there was Zhang Jiao. But having a cheat code still made things easier; without one, you needed the protagonist's halo, just like our great magician Liu Xiu! 😂😂😂😂

Well, it's not really to my taste. I've read almost 100,000 words! It's somewhat like a slice-of-life story; the premise is decent, and the main plot is on point. The comments are quite humorous. Overall, it's decent, five stars. However, some plot points are quite awkward, such as recruiting henchmen, fighting, and the mysterious group – all too rushed.

The writing is good, but the officers were promoted too quickly, which definitely makes them lack the ability to command large troops. War experience can only be accumulated in war, and only then can one become a general (one general's success is built on the bones of ten thousand).

It's not bad, I guess. Writing isn't easy, so I'll give it five stars. Keep it up, keep it up!