Immortal Martial: From the Start, I Sign In to the Black Armor Army

The first three chapters were truly speechless. The protagonist, a marquis who fought his way up on the battlefield, was betrayed by his own confidant, who usurped his military power, and the protagonist was completely unaware. How could someone with such low intelligence survive on the battlefield and even be granted a title?

I thought this kind of novel had disappeared years ago, I can't believe I can still find it. 😂

Nobody's going to read this garbage. The synopsis is illogical. A family with two marquises guarding the border for years—they must have some influence, right? A single imperial edict and they're done for? What makes you think the court will be afraid of you?

The protagonist and Marquis Shenwu are portrayed as having extremely low intelligence.

This book is extremely poisonous. The king, fearing a family with two marquises, wants to exterminate the protagonist's entire family, but it turns out there are dozens of such powerful marquises throughout the country.

This book practically collects all the worst flaws of any novel. 1. Brainless and childish. The Marquis's control over his army is appallingly low. He boasts of his military achievements, yet he's unaware that his family has been wiped out, only finding out when he rushes to report it. He's oblivious to the massive redeployment of his troops and the successive betrayals of his trusted confidants.

This book made me cringe so much I almost had a stroke of embarrassment. It's like a small child leading a few other children to fight another group of children; you can't tell at all that this is a large army waging war.

The plot is terrible, and the power level design is chaotic.

Not only is the writing terrible, but the addition of a woman is designed to lower the IQ of the characters. It's awful!

I couldn't read past the third chapter. I can't believe there are still novels like this these days. It's too addictive.