Three Kingdoms: The Struggle for Supremacy Begins at the Frontier

The emergence of gunpowder weapons wasn't the problem; the problem was knowing how to manage the timing. Furthermore, the various applications of gunpowder weapons required corresponding technological advancements. For example, a lightweight gun carriage couldn't simply be functional just because it looked similar; it needed to be mechanically designed, otherwise firing it might injure one's own…

The latest three chapters are a bit strange. The protagonist has a powerful background, so how could he be so easily manipulated by someone surnamed Yan? But since this plot clearly shows the hierarchy between superiors and subordinates, why was a subordinate able to take it upon himself to bring back 3,000 people?

I was tricked into coming in by the phrase "attribute point breakthrough" outside.

The author's previous book truly had a peak from the start, but it declined rapidly, especially the part about the protagonist entering the capital, which was a complete mess. The story then jumps straight into the palace; hopefully, this book will have the determination to write it well and finish it. Also, the author needs to correct the rambling and off-topic nature of the previous book.

After reading the synopsis, is it really possible that they would kill Jesus? Wasn't Jesus a person from the Wang Mang era?

I think this update feels like it's been abandoned.

I've stuck with this story even though I hate Gao Ying so much, author Da Wei Chun! Hurry up and update! If you're sure you're not updating, I'm stopping reading.

The author abandoned the previous book and started a new one immediately. What a shameless author!

When will that guy surnamed Yan die? How dare he, with a family to support, confront a scion of a powerful family?

The previous novel, *Da Wei Chun*, was going well, but they had to add gunpowder. Wasn't swordplay and action exciting enough? This one shouldn't have gunpowder at all.