
From Border Garrison Nobody to Immortal War God
从边军小卒肝出个长生战神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 797k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The fact that a woman was a disciple of Guiguzi left me speechless. Ah, it's not that I'm sexist, it's just... The Warring States period, my friend.
Some things aren't simply black and white; only novel protagonists are so noble. You can't expect to have an easy time if you don't mingle with them. 🙂
The more I watch, the more toxic it becomes. Why can't you use the things from the Fusang Tree yourself? Why do you have to give them to the female lead?! Couldn't you have learned everything from all schools of thought?!
What the hell? It seemed pretty good at the beginning, but after being captured by that woman, why didn't he go to the First Emperor to resolve the issue? Why did he have to risk his life? With such a powerful cheat ability, he could have easily taken off later on, but he had to risk his life. Is this the thinking of a normal person?
There are problems in many places.
When they went to suppress bandits earlier, the soldiers didn't form ranks and fought like petty thugs. Later, the protagonist served as a spearman for a long time, but we never saw him participate in military formation drills as a soldier to hone his skills in formation and coordination with other troop types. Shouldn't he have been taught basic spear techniques as soon as he became a spearman?
If you didn't include a female lead, the quality of your book would likely be elevated by two levels. Putting aside the issues of writing style and plot, the main problem is that war-themed works are not suitable for writing about women; at most, they might get a few likes. Setting up a female lead, who is also a disciple of Guigu, was a mistake from the very beginning.
Don't misuse tags. If it's not a single-female-lead story, don't label it as such. I read dozens of chapters, and when I got to the part where she accepted the maid given to her by Ying Zheng, I couldn't be bothered to continue and dropped the book. Misusing tags was a waste of my time reading dozens of chapters.
He's a harem guy, tricked into joining by a single female lead.
Is alcohol prohibited in military camps? They're either drinking or on their way to drink.
The male lead's cheat ability seems a bit unfair.
The male protagonist's profession doesn't seem to have any attribute bonuses; his strength and aura are not significantly different from others at the same level. Furthermore, all his skills have become martial arts techniques, which seem to be based on proficiency, level, and buffs.