Reincarnated as a British Aristocrat

The writing style is fine, as are the pacing and plot; however, the author doesn't seem to know much about online novels. In fact, the main plot of the story is extremely vague, and it is impossible to tell what the protagonist is trying to do. Secondly, the descriptions in the very first chapter are too redundant, making it easy for readers to abandon the book. Finally, online articles are commodities, not works of art. I wish the author great success in selling their work.

The last few posts I've written have been so idiotic. Do you really think you won't earn any money at all?

Surname Kang Enbei, family tradition of treating enteritis

Although set in different countries, this book does indeed have the potential to praise the invaders, vilify the guerrillas, and demonize the general public.

I found it very distressing to read. The protagonist is an officer in the colonial army of India, and although he's dealing with Indians, his methods are so familiar! Didn't the Japanese do the same thing back then? What did the villagers and soldiers do then? Some fought to the death to protect him, while others stepped forward voluntarily! Perhaps some, like those in the story, did?

The author's business acumen is incredibly simplistic. They mistakenly believe that providing inventors with higher income will incentivize them. In reality, this is self-destructive. If you don't recruit enough people, your own survival is at risk; where will the profits come from for the inventors? The inventors have a very low social standing and cannot protect your business at all.

Ugh, this is poorly written, really frustrating. Even modern America doesn't have any good counter-guerrilla tactics. To put it bluntly, they basically don't have any good counter-guerrilla tactics. And the protagonist, in his position, isn't capable of leading everything.

Is the story going to start praising the motherland again towards the end? Every novel ends up like this. Even becoming an emperor isn't as powerful as a small village official in the country. It's distasteful.

I don't know if you can be Napoleon's nemesis, but I certainly know you'll be ruined by a bunch of incompetent noble allies.

During Napoleon's era, the lowest-ranking officer in the British Army was a captain. There were no majors; the ranks went directly to lieutenant colonels and colonels, then brigadier generals and major generals. There were no lieutenant generals; the rank went directly to general. The title of field marshal didn't even exist until Wellington!