Three Kingdoms General Modifier

It's more cost-effective to create a batch of super soldiers than to create a powerful general.

I believe a true hero should love the people like his own children, but definitely not like a father. Creating a "people's army" in the Han Dynasty was a bit excessive.

Keep adding attributes, and then you'll reach the pinnacle of martial arts. 🤔

The system feels almost useless in the later stages. After each battle, the enemy's points aren't deducted, and I don't even know how many points the protagonist has left. It's drifting further and further away from the leveling-up system, and there's no more satisfying gameplay.

Here's a suggestion for the author: in web novels, the nemesis must be powerful enough so that the protagonist's girlfriend has a real presence. In this novel, the protagonist doesn't encounter enough difficulties, failures, or setbacks; everything goes smoothly for him. It always feels like something is missing. I hope this helps the author.

First, I must clarify—this is a great book I've been following closely (reading the official version, not a single pirated copy). The reason? Because I find the descriptions of war and strategy extremely realistic (exclamation mark). And it's for this reason that I had these thoughts on points 233 and 234: The counties of Quren and Yufu are located in the swift currents of the Yangtze River.

Is this a sign of a planned weekly update, or just a final burst of energy before death?

Recommended, keep it up, just passing by.

I'm speechless about this protagonist. He just said that the princess of the Ten Thousand Years was too young and that we would have to wait two more years, but then he showed his true colors when he saw an even younger princess from the Kingdom of Kucha.

Can you write more about the system? What's the point of not writing about the system? Either there was no system in the first place, or there was a system all along. What's the point of you completely losing the system later on?