Conquering the World

This novel was ruined by a bunch of overly sensitive people's comments. What was that "113 incident" even called? It's not about being inhumane... Don't you guys even consider the era? It's about a veteran who's just started fighting for power and has experienced several wars, versus an enemy's palace maid. Which is more important? Is there even a choice?

Started terrified, ended up as stupid as a pig.

A military that cannot establish clear discipline will find it difficult to become a strong military...

This is a good book, really good, I've been following it closely.

Upon arriving on the battlefield, he would act like a deserter, terrified. In reality, he would either be shot by bloodthirsty soldiers or executed by the warlord (not executing him would affect morale and lead to contagious desertion). Basically, it would go like this: the author suddenly arrives on the battlefield, sees dead bodies, and runs around in fear, either accidentally killed by the bloodthirsty soldiers or executed by the warlord as a deserter. The End!

I feel the author didn't utilize the protagonist's modern knowledge; what's the point of writing a time-travel story then?

The story lacks a sense of the big picture, the characters are lifeless, and the writing is poor. It feels like a forced adaptation of the Warring States period, with the states treated like child's play.

I hope the author goes for a dark style, and that the saintly characters leave.

No wonder it only got a few thousand likes.

Was the protagonist possessed by the original body? A transmigrator with no modern mindset—if that's the case, why even bother writing a transmigration story?