Mount & Blade: Starting in the Meridian Valley of the Three Kingdoms

You've gone too far with Mount & Blade, polluting real-world common sense. I suggest you delete or remove the real-world storylines and focus on writing the Shu Han arc that's currently worth paying for. There are three main problems: ① This portrays China's organizational skills as being as incompetent as those of Japan and the United States.

Brothers, I, Shennong, have died in chapter 22. It's utterly disgusting and melodramatic. It's a pile of crap.

1. Emperor Gaozu of Han, Liu Bang, started his rebellion by slaying a white snake. 2. Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu, the Grand Magister, summoned a meteorite, and justice descended from the heavens. 3. Liu Bei's Oath of the Peach Garden, Zhuge Liang after his death, and Ji Qingshan, a powerful man who appears to have magical abilities.

First of all, those goblins simply couldn't possibly break through the range of the cannons. Secondly, given China's industrial system, it would be possible to have a full-fledged armed population within a month. There's also the goblin attack on the town.

The author is now forcibly reducing the power of the cheat codes. The power of a level 100 skill is not as great as the original small skill given every 25 levels. Moreover, skill levels can be forcibly burned to increase skill power (even after the increase, it's barely passable, and burning it reduces the skill level cap). Originally, level 100 only increases the power by 10%.

The author clearly desires independence, but also wants to capitalize on the popularity of the "restoration of the Han Dynasty" narrative. To assassinate the emperor in court is even more outrageous than Sima Zhao's actions, yet still use the name of restoring the Han Dynasty—it's simply incredibly superficial.

It became unreadable after chapter 53. The government and officials depicted were incredibly incompetent. If you can't write a modern story well, why insist on writing one? Doesn't a country of over a billion people have many highly intelligent people? Can't they invent weapons for ancient warfare? Or has the government become so cowardly that it has to resort to using untrained farmers?

1. If you have a cheat code with levels that you don't max out, and it keeps resetting your account every now and then, you're just asking for trouble. See who'll tolerate that anymore; your subscriptions will definitely drop. 2. If you're leveling up by running different dungeons, don't worry about your combat power. Just finish one dungeon and move on to the next one of higher difficulty.

1. The term "adult" has been criticized by many readers and has now been changed. 2. The scene where you use cuts to gain medical skill experience has been removed. This scene was indeed problematic. 3. The scene where enemy elite troops are captured at the cost of one's own casualties has been removed.

The writers in chapters 48-50 who run away don't even understand basic physics. They can make oil tankers explode without even knowing what the tanks are for. Oil tankers can't be remotely controlled; they have to be manually operated. They can make 200 cars explode. What a bunch of geniuses! You're perfectly fine if you don't write about reality, but once you do, it's all garbage.