Two Thousand Soldiers from the Start? I Claim the Lands Beyond the Pass and Crown Myself King

It's alright 😏🙂, but there are a few minor issues. Lu Bu can't even beat a general's daughter. Not recommended.

I'll give it a five-star review, but it's actually a two-star story. Around chapter 10-15, the protagonist gains Lu Bu's fighting power and then fights a woman who's only been on the battlefield once. He can't beat her, and she escapes the encirclement. This is the worst Lu Bu has ever been portrayed negatively.

So far, it's well-written. I'm not good with words, so keep up the good work, author!

Well written. You can't survive without cheating. A little cheating is comfortable, but too much cheating is painful. I like reading it, I'm happy to read it, I love reading it, please update more.

To be fair, this author has already written two books, and I've been reading his since his first one. He has strengths and weaknesses in his writing, but he's consistently improving. His depictions of battlefield conquest and court intrigue are better than most of Tomato's authors; he doesn't rush through a war story. His weakness is his poor and sometimes harsh portrayal of romance.

It would be great if the system could be upgraded so that you could exchange for a few soldiers and troops. If you don't want to use too much cheating, just control the numbers. 🍉🍉🍉 A more realistic national army feels more authentic, unlike those ridiculously large armies with millions of soldiers.

Can the author post maps? Even in a fictional world, you can draw any fictional map you want! That way, conquering cities and seizing territory is so satisfying. Chapter 16's Lu Bu's combat power 🤦🤦🤦 left me completely bewildered.

While the writing style might be somewhat lacking, the overall concept is excellent, and the strategic considerations are thoughtful. It avoids the clichés of mindless wish-fulfillment novels, disregarding orthodoxy; once the country enters the pass, great scholars will naturally debate the classics – that's how it should be.

It's well-written and readable!

Beautiful! Highly recommended.