Bright Sword: I Get One Person Every Day

The writing is okay, but this type of system is best suited for a mascot character. Just give him a few commanders to draw. A protagonist who can't be resurrected keeps charging and fighting hand-to-hand. Instead, it would be better to just give him a skill point system. Melee combat, marksmanship, I'll add more and more!

Sometimes it's well-written, sometimes it suddenly feels like the protagonist is talking to himself.

I've read 51 chapters and it seems fine. It's well-written, the plot is interesting and quite realistic, and there are no weapons or equipment from outside this era.

Why was the protagonist initially afraid of being discovered after recruiting people? Why didn't he just go solo? Even if he joined the organization later when he had grown stronger, that was still an option, allowing him to act freely. The protagonist didn't die, that's truly a credit to the author; this kind of idiot is just speechless.

Compared to mindless, feel-good stories that simply crush the opponent, this kind of mutual struggle is much more appealing.

Five stars. It's a pleasant read. The protagonist has some overpowered abilities, but not too many, and it's not the kind of character who's invincible from the start. The only downsides are that either the protagonist or the author has poor naming skills, and I don't know how they'll handle things later on.

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I was going to give it five stars, but the protagonist always likes to rush to the front lines, and while the soldiers can be resurrected, they're always very cautious and don't dare to use it like the Fourth Calamity.

This protagonist has some pretty overpowered abilities; it feels like a disguised disaster novel. Fearless, invincible, and immortal. They should give him a ranged attack immunity cheat! 🤭

It's quite well written, and the battlefield descriptions are quite interesting. However, I suggest patching up the later settings, otherwise it will be hard to make sense of the plot.