The Phoenix Grand Lord

An area the size of eight football fields can hold dozens of battles, and there are still administrative matters to handle. To put it bluntly, if the area were flat, you could see other territories at a glance, yet there's still constant fighting. Calling it a village war is an understatement.

Three hundred chapters and you still haven't gotten your title back? You still have the nerve to be a harem writer?

To be honest, I feel like the author is better suited to making eroge (adult games) and casting spells on people in other worlds.

The premise is good, but the second chapter starts showcasing the protagonist's intelligence. All I can say is, you're a gamer who transmigrates to ancient times and suddenly becomes a genius with an IQ of 250. If you have a system, just go for it and be ruthless. Playing mind games requires strategy and tactics; 90% of modern people would be outmaneuvered and killed in ancient times.

No pretense, just pure self-indulgence.

He died from poisoning in the first chapter, and nobody in the comments section even warned him. Unbelievable.

The idea that someone who time-travels can manufacture everything is the most ridiculous plot device, especially gunpowder and cannons. Why not just build an atomic bomb?! They're just all talk and no action anyway.

The author is not very intelligent, so his books are not suitable for people with normal intelligence. Either put your brain aside before reading, or don't read them at all.

The latest 400+ chapters in the table of contents are titled "Baron," which is listed on Qidian. I read a few chapters and something felt off, then I checked the comments section... So you wrote over 400 chapters on that one section?

After the protagonist awakens, all skill points are put into showing off.