This Three Kingdoms Is Terrifying!

I hope the author can adjust the bias in the narrative. The protagonist can stand on the side of the landlords and fear the Yellow Turban Rebellion, but the other soldiers shouldn't have such a high level of dedication. At least don't say it's for the Han Dynasty. Instead, set the stage for the devastation after the Yellow Turbans breached the city and emphasize the protection of their homeland.

If a common soldier can split open a city gate with a single sword, then what's the point of building a city?

To be honest, I almost didn't want to continue watching when I saw the protagonist choosing a swordsman. Could you tell me what happens next?

Thankfully, I only left because I saw the author choose the Thief Jeanne.

A brief introduction: You can't cultivate at the beginning. Then there's the beautiful young lady.

390 Minutes is too short, not enough at all!

This protagonist's name is awesome! He's fearless, even if struck by lightning! In ancient times, names couldn't be chosen carelessly. Hopefully, the author will make it a bit silly, lighthearted, and fun later on.

It was so bad it was off-putting from the start—no, it was downright infuriating. The class system, set in the Three Kingdoms period, was based on Western fantasy game mechanics, with classes like warrior, archer, summoner, and ranger. It was so bad I couldn't take it anymore. I've seen idiotic authors before, but I've never seen one this idiotic.

I really can't stand watching it, it's too simplistic.

I'm very curious how those level 1 accounts managed to kill the gold-tier characters.