Online Game: The Three Kingdoms' Lords of the World

After reading this last chapter, I felt angry. I was angry at their lack of self-confidence. Foreign enemies have joined forces to invade our country, yet our people are still thinking about fighting amongst themselves. One betrayal, like the loss of core members, the loss of loved ones, and the near-death experiences of the various families and factions, makes it hard to believe that they can face the future with a calm and composed attitude.

The beginning was alright, but around chapter 30-something, it became so captivating that I couldn't resist seeing the women!

I laughed when I saw the talk of secrets; living ten years longer is utterly useless.

I was told it wouldn't be that easy, but damn it, I had over 10,000 soldiers in no time after entering the game. Anyone could buy my elixirs, anyone could use my resources, and then a childhood friend appeared and told me everything. It's utterly toxic; the description is a complete lie.

Why waste words with a bunch of assassins? Just kill them! There isn't even a single Earth-rank among them. Why does the protagonist need to dawdle? Seriously, this is too much of a dragging thing out. He doesn't have any of the imposing presence of a Heaven-rank general at all!

7 Million? The power of a single royal family is several times greater than the army of a modern nation. In ancient times, a royal family's sphere of influence should have been 10-20 times larger than modern China; otherwise, they couldn't have supported such an army. And a royal family controlling such a vast territory couldn't have been entirely composed of incompetent officials.

She was betrayed once, yet she still tells everyone everything, just because he's a woman?

This book is a real pain in the ass! It tells a woman all the benefits, but what do you get in return? Isn't being betrayed once enough? You still want to unconditionally trust someone? What a load of rubbish.

The setting is utterly terrible, completely poorly written. Special troops can actually be bought in cities? Those large guilds must easily amass millions of special troops. Even the protagonist can only muster a few thousand special troops to suppress bandits. Large guilds have no shortage of manpower or money; after a few years of development, they could be attacking Luoyang.

We who understand are all weaklings.