Total War in the Warhammer World

I love the author's words! A soft-hearted male protagonist, after being cheated out of his debts by nobles, besieges the town but instead of robbing the nobles, he robs the common people. So soft-hearted! Nine years of compulsory education certainly paid off.

The protagonist is utterly worthless, worse than a nobody. He takes his anger out on the commoners when bullied by nobles; he wasted his nine years of compulsory education.

If you ask me, just backstab the cavalry, wipe out the refugees, burn the cities, recruit an army (they can't possibly run out of food, everyone knows that), let them roam around committing crimes (with their administrative capabilities), snowball their power, destroy the empire, and then wage guerrilla warfare against Chaos. Finally, establish a socialist modern state (perfect).

In the game, this save file is basically a no-brainer. The corruption level is so high it could spawn the Chaos Legion, and Order is almost out of control. There are Greenskins and Skaven everywhere. Honestly, unless the protagonist decides to become DIO and abandon humanity...

1. The protagonist's mental age is a bit too young. It's not a matter of whether his values ​​are right or wrong, but rather that the character's thought process and inner struggles are more like those of a teenager. 2. Total War is a long-established genre in online novels, so I don't understand why the concept of summoned creatures lacking self-awareness is still used today. It was proven to be a terrible choice a long time ago.

This system is toxic and incredibly frustrating.

The mercenaries returned from their work only to have their contract revoked by the client, who had already besieged and looted the city. And now they're trying to negotiate with the nobles for money? These nobles don't even have a single soldier, yet they're trying to swindle the mercenaries out of their gold? Ah… I don't understand this system. The instructions seem to say that system-controlled troops aren't allowed to attack cities?

Is this supposed to be Total War? After reading your book, I feel like I played a fake Total War. I think your book could easily be renamed a protagonist's adventure story or a protagonist's escapades. After reading so many chapters, I really didn't feel even a hint of war atmosphere. The whole thing is just the protagonist doing all sorts of crazy and reckless things. To be honest, I came here specifically for a true Total War, and look what you've written!

The more I read this book, the more uneasy I felt. I wondered if the protagonist had mental problems. My uncle seemed particularly off; he seemed completely mentally unstable. I just wanted to read it so I felt like I had mental issues. My head started to hurt after reading, and the more I read, the worse my headache got.

I'm really disgusted. It's like a daily dose of poison. How has this awful book survived this long?