Infinite Troop Recruitment in the Three Kingdoms

Would someone of unknown origin leading a few thousand soldiers be accepted at an alliance meeting? Especially someone with no reputation whatsoever. I feel they'd be besieged the moment they arrived at the gate, let alone freely march through the camp and surround the lord's tent?

The protagonist went out to rob a landlord, returned with two oxcartloads of money, and then went hungry. He had no choice but to kill the oxen to eat, thinking that the oxen would last a long time, perhaps stored in a refrigerator.

There's too much nonsense; it makes me sick. Two-thirds of each page is just drivel.

This is utterly illogical and nonsensical! The protagonist, a bandit, occupies a county town. Shouldn't he wait for Sun Jian of Changsha to go to Luoyang before launching a massive attack on Changsha? Why doesn't he bring a few thousand men to attack Luoyang? A rebel with no reputation—would these powerful families accept him? He should be using this time to seize more counties and develop his own power! Why does he have to go watch the show?

The beginning was alright, but things started to go wrong with the alliance scene. I don't know how much the author despises Liu Bei. Although I don't like Liu Bei either, it doesn't have to be this dark. The hypocrite is a bit outrageous 😅.

This novel is utterly trash and incredibly toxic. It only produces one person every half hour. Even if you do absolutely nothing for a year, you'd only have 17,520 people. Is that what you call rapid troop production? Do you even know what rapid troop production means? At the very least, it's one person per second.

This is so padded it's unreadable! Taking on a small county town takes over ten chapters, one chapter explaining why there are so few soldiers, then another explaining that the protagonist regrets not coming sooner to explore the map – another chapter of that, and then another chapter about the protagonist's advantages. I can't believe anyone can write this much padded. Does the author never even read their own work? It's completely padded throughout, with no plot points to be found.

You might as well just copy Romance of the Three Kingdoms; it contains a large portion of the original text.

The number of troops is still too small. If the protagonist leads 20,000 men to the alliance meeting, Sun Jian will definitely not cause trouble. On the contrary, he will try his best to win over the protagonist, showing his close relationship with the protagonist, and then secretly plot to seize the protagonist's soldiers.

I rarely leave comments, but your comment has forced me to. Honestly, it's disgustingly bad.