Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Take Guan Yu's Peak-Era Slash Head-On

Your lord gives you 10,000 men, your mission is to hold back the enemy, and then he goes off to fight a general...

After watching only the opening scene where he fights Guan Yu, I felt a bit unsatisfied. It kept emphasizing how awesome Guan Yu was, and how surviving meant he had no regrets, etc. It felt like the protagonist was putting himself in a very low position, almost kneeling before Guan Yu. I thought it was a bit too obsequious.

Should I declare myself independent or serve Liu Bei? At this point, there's no room for maneuver for me to declare myself independent; it's better to head south and serve Liu Bei.

It's alright, at least it's alright up to the point of being published. But seeing the author's post-publication message, explaining that some people felt the protagonist was too strong, so they arranged for him to suffer setbacks—you're so easily swayed, your future looks bleak. The worst thing about writing is this "taking advice" 😂.

Wouldn't it have been better to join Cao Cao? It's too late to establish oneself; I'm tired of seeing Liu Bei join.

I am Shennong, let's see what's going on! 😄

Does this pretty face have a genetically locked intelligence system? She's been with her genius lover and consumed so much "essence" without developing a brain. 🧠

According to historical records, the Green Dragon Crescent Blade did not exist at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

To establish an enterprise now, you must first rely on Yuan Shao's son, such as Yuan Shang. Have him and the scholars of Hebei speak on your behalf, giving you the opportunity to go to Hedong. Then, use this opportunity to expand your power. Utilize Yuan's army to annex the White Wave bandits, promote your trusted confidants, and implement a mixed military system.

Read this as a light read; it's full of flaws. The part where Ma Teng is tricked by Cao Cao into attacking the protagonist from thousands of miles away is really unconvincing. Ma Chao is portrayed as sometimes wise and sometimes like a complete idiot. The protagonist's character is also hard to judge. Taking on women is one thing, but you have to write it so cruelly.