Dark Three Kingdoms Lord

He's an old author, but after writing so many online game novels, he hasn't improved at all. On the contrary, because he's used to online games, his new book starts off at a fast pace. Before even reaching the paid chapters, the protagonist already has thousands of soldiers, dozens of villages and territories, and several SSS-level personal traits.

Just like that guy who achieved enlightenment overnight, his performance is getting worse and worse. Instead of reflecting on his own actions, is the author planning to leave the industry?

Both "All-People Lords" and "Farming Well" were good books, but unfortunately, the later installments got progressively worse. This book seems to be a mix of "Farming Well" and "All-People Lords." I hope you can write it well.

You can tell the quality of a book just by looking at the character list, which is full of women.

It wasn't street fighting in the city; it involved tens of thousands of cavalry. 😰

I wanted to complain about the first chapter: it's possible that several thousand players couldn't defeat the Yellow Turbans who were just robbing people, but did the author consider why they became Yellow Turbans in the first place? Wasn't it because they were starving? And you wrote that they had martial arts skills, which is even more illogical. If starving people all knew martial arts, how strong would the country have to be to collect their taxes?

If online novel authors and readers were to seize power, the whole world would descend into chaos.

The protagonist's style in this story is definitely very old-fashioned. The first Yellow Turban general and the later Violent Tiger were both killed by the protagonist. It's not even afraid that the protagonist, with his small frame, will be killed in a last-ditch effort. It's quite enjoyable to read as a wish-fulfillment story.

It's far worse than before; it feels like I'm getting worse with each learning session.

By the way, that guy who achieved enlightenment overnight has also started a new book, *The Age of Gods*. Let's see which of you two will abandon it first.