
The Mighty Strategist
军师威武
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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660Chapters
16kRecommendations
43.1kFans
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Reader comments 29
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"Why is Your Majesty plotting a rebellion?!" (From a dialogue with a writer)
First of all, I'm currently on chapter 69 and couldn't resist saying a few words. Since everyone is here to read online novels, let's put it bluntly: the selling point of this book is that the protagonist is not an ambitious person who wants to become emperor, but at the same time, it ensures that the protagonist will not be beheaded after he succeeds (by marrying a princess!).
Another character whose math was taught by a PE teacher! Author, please pay attention! In Chapter 5, the protagonist's leadership stat was already 69, and by Chapter 18, it had increased by 9 points to 72!!! Saying your math was taught by a PE teacher is an insult to the PE teacher!!!
To be honest, the author's descriptions of war, commanders, strategies, political struggles, and business battles are quite rough in many places, and there are many echoes of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Although the protagonist's commander rank is 110, he still had to fight for a long time against those with rank rank 90 or higher.
The author's introduction is far too perfunctory. You can't glean anything from it at all.
The author quickly sped up the pace, killing off the entire Liang family, demanding repayment for their kindness, wanting everything, and treating the protagonist like a slave. They've saved them several times already, yet they show no gratitude whatsoever. They think that since the protagonist is their subordinate, they'll be fine if they do the right thing, but will be beheaded if they do the wrong thing. Little did they know that the protagonist only stayed out of gratitude.
I was rescued by the Liang family at the start of the game. There was no need to be so cruel; what more could they want besides a military treatise? And then they get insulted but don't leave—that's pathetic. Just say goodbye.
A protagonist who is invincible in wisdom, martial arts, and command will become a woman's subordinate? Your woman is the emperor, and the main character is the empress?
I thought you'd read Sun Tzu's Art of War and knew a thing or two, but all you wrote was a joke! And a bunch of Japanese words too!
The origin of the protagonist: Jia Zhengjin got up and walked to the corner, where he saw the young man lying motionless on the sofa with his head up. He reached out to check his breathing, but there was none! "This guy hasn't slept for at least four days. His body is at its limit; he's beyond saving!" Yin Tianguan said as he approached.
The author could search online for information on astronomy; observing the heavens was also an important practice in ancient warfare.