Conquering Ancient Battlefields: I Transmigrated into the Battle of Changping from the Start

Here's a personal suggestion: could the author include more historical information in the historical scenarios? In the first scenario, the Battle of Changping, the Zhao and Qin states fought a devastating war, Zhao's king was replaced, and Zhao was running out of food. Hopefully, Zhao Kuo could have fought a decisive battle against the main Qin forces. The second instance, where Zhuge Liang assists Liu Bei, is something all three parties have bet on. I hope you continue to write well.

A useless person transmigrates to another world, only to be left to die, when a system comes to their rescue. Indeed, a useless person is useless no matter where they are.

This is the first time I've ever seen a negative popularity index.

Murong Chui belonged to the Later Yan; Murong Jun belonged to the Former Yan.

As for Zhuge Liang's side... Does that mean everyone should be a submissive subject, helping whoever is strong, or at least not helping the weak to fight against the strong? If that's the case, too many people in history haven't understood it as well as the author.

We are collecting data on the five dimensions and special skills of historical generals, both those who have appeared and those who haven't. You can also point out any inconsistencies you find with the current characters.

Looking at the table of contents, I thought the protagonist would be a humanoid beast charging into battle. But... Wait...

This book failed because everyone remembered their memories! It became less interesting starting from chapter twelve!

What the heck is -9?! Ծ^Ծ

I hate this kind of "Guan Yu versus Qin Qiong" scenario; the protagonist seems like a complete waste.