Immortal Martial Three Kingdoms: Starting with the Yellow Turbans, I Cut My Way Across the World

Keep it up! You've almost finished writing about individual combat prowess. Now, focus on how to arrange the army's combat strategy. Individual combat strength is often less effective on large battlefields. A general's ability to command and train troops is crucial.

I watched it during a limited-time free period. Advantages: The story has its ups and downs, with both victories and defeats in battles. It's not an invincible story, and the protagonist has revolutionary ideas and stands up for the people.

The Seven Killings Poem Zhang Xianzhong Nature creates all things to nourish humankind. People still complain that Heaven is unkind. Unaware that locusts and insects were rampant throughout the world, The suffering of the common people is now endured by the king's subjects. People are born into different social classes, Noble people are always favored by Heaven.

First of all, it's not a wish-fulfillment story. Secondly, the abilities of the civil officials are portrayed as far too fantastical. A single Cheng Yu with 5000 men, without any weaponry, held off the protagonist, Dian Wei, and hundreds of thousands of soldiers. Even for free, it's unreadable.

The combat stats are completely off; the idea that someone can survive a fall from a hundred meters is a total rip-off. And even with such strength, they need stairs to climb the city walls, and they're still vulnerable to rolling stones and arrows... What a talented author!

Seeing that Zhang Jiao had 15,000 Yellow Turban warriors and Taoists, why bother with a peasant army? I'll just occupy Shu from the start. The warriors will be heavily armored, and the Taoists will block the Shu roads. No matter how many troops come, it will be useless. Slowly develop the Shu region, haha, I don't know how I'll lose.

Highly poisonous, this stat allocation is really discouraging. Over 100 points in Strength, 1 point in Spirit, and then putting more points into Strength and Constitution.

This is hilarious! I read over a hundred chapters just to see the combat power in the game, and I can say without hesitation that those hundred-plus chapters are utter nonsense. It's completely incoherent and illogical.

In a stable, extraordinary world, it's extremely difficult for ordinary people to rebel. Unless that world experiences a spiritual resurgence, where everyone starts on a level playing field. In the ordinary world, powerful families all know to keep private armies and assassins.

It's all the fault of games. In games, you can often add points to Strength, Agility, and Constitution separately. But look at athletes; those who run fast are incredibly strong, and their power is also considerable. Strength and Agility are complementary.