Enfeoffed as a Marquis

To be honest, after reading your books for so many years, I feel you haven't made much progress! And you always seem to only lead 500 elite soldiers into battle. Keep in mind this is melee combat. Many people who haven't trained physically might not understand this, but anyone who's ever worked out knows that human strength has its limits.

The author still recommends you read more; I'm already a bit hooked. 1. The protagonist, with only 1,000 men covering the rear, managed to escape even after being surrounded by 10,000 cavalry. That seems a bit far-fetched. Perhaps I'm not very knowledgeable about history.

I simply cannot understand how 500 ordinary Song Dynasty soldiers, under the protagonist's leadership, could instantly transform into a top-tier elite force, rivaling even the Jin army. Isn't that a bit...😅😅😅

Gao Yue's tactics: 1. The protagonist must possess exceptional martial arts skills, be proficient in using long weapons such as spears and halberds, be skilled in swordsmanship, and possess immense strength. 2. The protagonist's personality will inevitably be gloomy and cold. They will frequently possess extraordinary abilities.

I don't understand why people insist on praising the Song Dynasty. Please tell me, what's so glorious about the Song Dynasty? Between the Northern and Southern Song periods, there were peasant rebellions almost every year, yet some people still call it glorious. If you have to pinpoint a glory, it's that the Song Dynasty ruled with its scholar-officials, ignoring the lives of the lowest commoners.

I saw the protagonist abandon his own son and daughter, and even his elder brother and sister-in-law, just giving them some money and leaving. I thought that was incredibly cold-blooded. Even though you're a time traveler, you're still your predecessor, and your own flesh and blood. You just abandon them??? And you're going to marry the prime minister's daughter? You're something else! I hate men like that who have no sense of responsibility!

500 Ordinary Song soldiers against several thousand elite Jin cavalry—I can't think of anything besides a Gatling gun that could have allowed them to turn the tide. 😅

Don't write the enemy as so stupid; those who can survive such bloodshed are generally quite capable.

The latest chapter feels like the protagonist was forcibly brain-damaged and suffered a brain hemorrhage, turning into an idiot. With so many Jin soldiers trying to break through, why bring prisoners and wounded? Do you really think you can succeed? I'd rather just poison them! 🥵🥵🥵

Lao Gao, your readers have created a group for you. It's full of your die-hard fans, and they all hope you can join.