The Martial Path of the Three Kingdoms: Warhorses Along the Frontier

To be honest, the female protagonist in this book is very unnecessary. It would be more interesting to cut out the female protagonist and let the protagonist directly fight on the battlefield and plot the world. For this type of book, too many female protagonists will only be a failure.

It's quite annoying to turn machinations into romance.

It's a bit disappointing to do this for a woman.

The opening scene is about the protagonist showing off. Arrogant and brainless, idiot and childish. There are so many supporting characters that oversell the protagonist, without looking at what kind of awesome skills and superb intelligence the protagonist has. Demonic talent. I only saw that the young protagonist fell in love with his teacher and wanted to have sex with him. Many elders did not agree, so they left home in anger and went to work hard outside to return home with good fortune. Hold the beauty back. What rubbish.

The protagonist is no longer a time traveler, but a country pig. Slaves have serious thoughts.

After reading the first dozens of chapters, I felt like I had the same feeling as when the Internet was a hit a few years ago, but I always felt that this book was missing something. Bad details? Poor writing skills? I always feel that everything is serving the plot. It doesn't feel like reading a book, it just follows the process.

Throw in the protagonist's things and kill the protagonist, that's it. It doesn't seem strong enough. If you catch them and you have evidence, the two countries will definitely pay the price. What's the use of twenty heads?

So far, this book is good except for the heroine's plot, which is a bit toxic. I can continue to follow it. I hope the author can downplay the existence of the heroine.

Is the protagonist fighting for hegemony behind the scenes? Or should he help King Wei fight for world supremacy, then take off his armor and return to the fields to live on the hot bed with his wife and children?

I don't think it's necessary, because it's a bit too small for a woman to look like this.