The Three Kingdoms Ice Age

It's obvious that Lü Bu is being overpowered. In the story, Lü Bu's martial prowess is basically evenly matched with Guan Yu; the only point of advantage is his ability to kill small soldiers while using his Musou attack. I think Lü Bu's portrayal could easily be replaced by characters like Wang Shuang, Yan Liang, or Wen Chou. It's just that we haven't seen Guan Yu yet.

I don't know what you guys are bragging about. The character with a combat power of 39 was only capable of killing low-ranking soldiers. Later, he was incredibly accurate in killing the defenders of Wancheng, yet he survived a shot to the throat from Yuan Shao. His cavalry charge was thwarted by Yue Jin – truly impressive.

Even a peak Lu Bu couldn't kill Yue Jin with a cavalry charge, and Yuan Shao pierced his throat with a sword. Yue Jin could be revived after several cavalry charges. This isn't Lu Bu; you're just a low-IQ version of Pan Feng.

It's creative, but lacks substance. They lost the big picture of the Three Kingdoms' civil and military officials vying for supremacy, but picked up the small sesame seed of player intrigue.

Some things just need to be said. As the undisputed strongest warrior of the Three Kingdoms period, Lü Bu, despite his strategic brilliance, couldn't kill Yuan Shao by piercing his throat. You can boast about Hua Tuo's medical skills, but your past life's development far surpasses Lü Bu's, yet you lack even a single, decisive strike.

What kind of Three Kingdoms Ice Aura Kill is this? If you keep doing this, I'm going to start writing fake positive reviews.

Ah, so the only difference between a loyal minister and a treacherous minister is that a treacherous minister can usurp the throne while a loyal minister can't? Then why should I choose a loyal minister? What are the benefits?

Shennong died from poisoning. The first twenty chapters alone make it an excellent work, with a great opening and plot. However, the later chapters fall short, with many awkward plot points. It feels like the author wanted to set up the boss later on by writing about a lot of hostile forces. However, the other characters who start with 9 attributes are all ridiculously strong.

What's the point of choosing Lu Bu? At his peak, Liu Bei was the number one extraordinary warrior, with two loyal followers; at the peak of power, Liu Bian was righteous and held imperial authority. You, on the other hand, are lacking in martial prowess, power, and intelligence, and your character is the worst. Reborn, you got a first kill in your first dungeon and were even revived. What's the point of writing this?

The protagonist is reborn with cheat codes, yet his starting point is still inferior to someone with a perfect start in a previous life. Was this cheat code wasted? The protagonist is already so heavily overpowered from the start; it's likely the protagonist will continue to use cheat codes later on, while the opposing team will have all sorts of divine interventions, making them unfairly stronger than the protagonist.