I Transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms During the Spiritual Qi Revival, and I’m Invincible

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Huang Zhong is going to be buffed; his spiritual energy will be revived, slowing down his aging process, which might extend his peak period.

Seeing the author say they're writing their own story, fine, it's your novel, but at least respect history! Even though it's a fictional story, how could Zhang Liao be defeated by a mere woman? Do you not understand the Three Kingdoms period or what? Zhang Liao, a man who entered the Temple of Martial Arts, could be defeated by a fictional character? This is truly absurd!

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Guo Jia and Xi Zhicai were not only strategists, but also leaders of the poor against the rich, and maintaining a balance among their subordinates was crucial.

I don't want to read any further after reading chapter 149. Dong Zhuo actually raped Empress Dowager He! Sleeping with a few palace maids is nothing. How disgusting! Even when Dong Zhuo was invincible in Luoyang, he didn't dare to rape Empress Dowager He. He was courting death. Anyone could rightfully attack him, gaining both prestige and power.

Your description says you're invincible, then you nerfed yourself in three chapters, and you're still not convinced? Doesn't increasing the strength of the entire world mean you're being nerfed? What does "invincible" even mean? Shouldn't it mean one person can conquer the entire world? This is fake, a deceptive tactic.

If they had just done a few more, their results would have been much better.

Having already conquered the entire land, yet not declaring himself emperor and still hoping to assist the Han dynasty, is truly outrageous. Does the emperor have a penchant for having a father figure on his head? Now, instead of destroying the existing order, he's not rebuilding.

The author seems to be putting too much pressure on the protagonist. He could have easily swept through the world, but they had to drag it out. I can understand the author's perspective, after all, they have to write the story. But if you're so powerful in the beginning, it's destined that you'll be reduced to a haphazard arsenal later on.