The Transmigrator of the Three Realms

After reading Chapter 6, an immature routine emerged. The scholar knows how to open locks, and for some reason he thought of Naruto, Barbaric Technique, and Ten Chaos Five. . . Magic. You say something to me, but we are obviously fighting in a group, okay? However, at the beginning, the big, run-down clan couldn't defeat a small barbarian tribe (what about their background? A skinny camel is bigger than a horse). The awesome joint attack at the beginning of Chapter 7 was a bit confusing. In the end, the level of cultivation was very vague. It was unreasonable to claim the sword as soon as it was obtained. Moreover, it was a magic sword. There were no major side effects after using it, which subverted the understanding of the devil. This is a crude look and I have no patience to continue. Summary: The plot is quite smooth, but the plot leaves too much room for thinking and is a bit loose. There is no reason for me to continue reading!

I'm a little confused as to whether this is fairy tale or western fantasy. . . . .