Reborn in a Small Nation, I Have a Tiger Tally!

Even the brief introduction is a mess.

After looking at the description, it's a bunch of Chinese-style elements mixed with terms like "great knight" and "grand duke." What, you don't have enough Chinese titles to list? 😅

I've given too many explanations, rambling on and on without getting to the point.

Don't just jump to conclusions about implementing the current systems. Who knows if the current systems are necessarily advanced? In an ignorant society, trying to implement modern systems—have you considered how Wang Mang died?

Does the author believe that by becoming the boss, one can completely control everyone's thoughts and bodies? They send people out to fight, but they don't give them money, equipment, or food. Be realistic, look at the late Ming Dynasty. They were broke during the war, yet they still had to pay out money. Even when the kingdom fell, there were no large-scale rebellions in the nine border regions; they were still raising funds until their deaths.

I read a few chapters, and the soldiers have to bring their own food, pay for their own weapons, and train! That's outrageous! It's utterly absurd!

Salary grading and people grading are just primitive hierarchical systems, aren't they? What are you trying to change? In reality, you're at level one salary, aren't you? And your military rank too? You're so arrogant. If it were me, I would have crushed you back when you were in the army. A commoner competing with a prince, you're making a fool of yourself. In reality, even a township head could crush you!

The Western aristocratic system uses three ranks: Duke, Earl, and Baron. The five ranks are simply a translation of the Western system. The Eastern aristocratic system generally uses Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount, and Baron. This system was established during the Zhou Dynasty and continued to be used, though it varied slightly across different dynasties.

The beginning was okay, but it got worse and worse later on. The cheat system was too weak; it couldn't even add points for breakthroughs after reaching the "Soldier" level? And it couldn't even increase the loyalty of its recruited subordinates. I've rarely seen such a terrible cheat system! One "Soldier" character made up 70% of the first 100 chapters and still hadn't leveled up. It's incredibly slow.

The synopsis is off-putting; it's a huge, rambling mess, so the book probably isn't very good. I don't even want to click on it because of this synopsis, and I'm sure many others feel the same way. I suggest the author revise the synopsis.