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With the country destroyed and families ruined, there are only a few people left. What's the point of playing the balancing act? Aren't they afraid of balancing themselves to death?

I don't understand why Baiyue wasn't summoned in the first chapter. Saying he was too ambitious and difficult to control is nonsense. With all the ministers dead, there are only a few million people, public support is practically zero, and he's about to die himself, having nothing left. What is he thinking? The biggest threat right now is Cihang Pudu reclaiming the throne.

Several martial arts techniques suitable for constables to practice: The Thousand Transformations, the Hu Family Saber Manual, Martial Arts Formations... 1. The "Divine Speed ​​and Ever-Changing Steps" should be considered one of the most overpowered martial arts techniques in Jin Yong's novels.

Overall, it's pretty good, but don't keep playing the balance game. Sometimes it feels overly balanced 🤫🤫 after all, there are only about ten units. You might as well set some rules and give them something to strive for 🥱.

The protagonist only summons factions built by other people... Can't he have any of his own? He's supposed to be a prince, all alone, how did he even survive this long?

To be honest, we're short-handed. We keep having Cao Cao do things personally, which is really beneath him. He's the Emperor's trusted eunuch; it's lowering his prestige! The Eastern Depot can be put in charge. Also, we should recruit talent from the local area! We can't just rely on summoning people! That will severely hinder future development. We don't need to be picky about talent; even demons and monsters are welcome, as long as they're loyal to the court.

Light Weapon Fragments This thing comes from the seventh volume of the Hong Kong comic book series "Legend of the Emperor" (set in the Three Kingdoms period)... The Radiant Weapon Fragment is a golden sphere about one decimeter in diameter.

Since there's a story about wind and clouds, then surely the martial arts and weapons from Hong Kong comics like "Legend of the Emperor" and "Mysterious Weapons" could also be included... Secret Scrolls of the Qingjian In the Legend of the Emperor, Zhao Gao's martial arts, like the Sunflower Manual, were exclusively for eunuchs.

I've been waiting to see if you're going to ban Zhu Yan or not. You actually dare to ban him? I'm thinking of saying something, but I'm quitting.

Joining the main character is worse than not joining at all; it's even more miserable. What's the point of having you? To be tortured?