I Am Ma Su, Fit for Great Things
在下马谡，可堪大用
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 4d ago
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388Chapters
19Monthly votes
8.6kRecommendations
40.5kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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It is absolutely necessary to appoint a female county magistrate. 😅
Education isn't even widespread yet, and you're already proposing the imperial examination system? What a brainless copycat of modern policies!
Why write so much about Guan Yu's daughters?
Guan Yu didn't underestimate all his opponents; otherwise, he couldn't have been so powerful and renowned throughout China.
The plot of chapter 85 is not very reasonable.
In chapter 85, the author was so focused on letting Ma Su show off that after all that, instead of immediately eliminating Pan Zhang, he decided to eat first? 😰 Has the author considered that Pan Zhang's 5,000 troops are currently in the inner city? What if they abandon the breakout attempt and instead turn their guns on the inner city, burning, killing, and looting it to ashes?
I was inexplicably beaten with 30 lashes. Does the protagonist think he's some kind of scapegoat? It's absolutely disgusting. I demand a refund!
The ability to balance is too poor. The game of strategy is always written in the way that one plus one equals two. Both sides will either be completely defeated or the outcome will be decided in one battle. The character portrayals of strategists, civil officials, and military generals are all stereotypical and copied and pasted, lacking any originality.
Just a white-clad figure crossing the river
Water explodes, this is such a complicated thing.
The protagonist's journey to the time before Lü Meng's famous "Crossing the River in White Robes" to save Shu Han is such a typical story; there are practically countless novels about the later Three Kingdoms period. Your writing is truly terrible; even compared to other works of the same genre, this book is only mediocre. I sincerely suggest the author take some time to develop their skills; it has a very simplistic, amateurish feel to it.
You actually thought of letting Yu Jin command the surrendered troops of Cao Wei? Are you sure you're not out of your mind?