Gao Shun in the Late Han Dynasty

Since even gravel can be sold to the system, then farming points is like farming land – leaving a trail of destruction wherever you go. Eventually, you might even manufacture explosives, blast mountains, and sell the gravel. Can enemy corpses be sold? Live sheep can be sold to the system, but what about living people? You can sell gravel to the system, but what about river water, the Yellow River, or the ocean? There should be a limit to using cheat codes; don't use them indefinitely.

A spear with a thick wood shaft is the right choice; don't even mention a white waxwood shaft, that's a more conventional weapon. Qi Jiguang said that thick wood is the best choice for spear shafts, and the *Wubei Zhi* (Treatise on Military Preparedness) also says so. I don't know who popularized the white waxwood shaft.

In a sense, the villain's intelligence is equivalent to the author's intelligence; they should go work in a factory drilling screws.

When dealing with a large number of points, it's advisable to avoid using only Arabic numerals. Instead, use numbers like 10 million or 1 million. Otherwise, numbers like 100,000 or 1,000,000 might look awkward, and readers would have to count the zeros to figure out whether it's a million or tens of millions.

Poisonous; tested; severely poisoned.

Are you kidding me? Putting everything else aside, were all those Yellow Turban leaders supposed to have a combat strength of 90 or higher? Li Su 97? And Cai Yong, wasn't he supposed to be teaching at a university? Now he's gone off to find Dong Zhuo? And then there's Pan Feng, who's described as a capable minister in chaotic times and a hero in times of peace? What the hell?

Let me tell you the truth about this book: "Invincible Novice" is purely the author's wishful thinking.

Those with a combat power of 60 or higher are considered to be influential figures.

What I'm trying to say is that the protagonist should be handsome and develop their power covertly. They should seize power when the world is in chaos. Revealing their strength so early will only draw everyone's attention. And then there's the issue of dealing with the Xiongnu and Xianbei. The protagonist should unify the country before dealing with foreign tribes.

I don't know anything about Akhal-Teke horses. All I know is that the best racehorses in the world today, with good pedigrees and decent physiques, are taller than a person's shoulder; you'd need a stool to climb them. I don't understand what you mean by Ferghana horses either. Unless you're saying modern racehorses are all inferior, not as tall as your 1.5-Meter-tall Ferghana or Akhal-Teke horses.