Global Lord: Summoning Famous Generals from History From the Start

I only read up to chapter 30-something before I couldn't continue. Let me point out a few unreasonable situations. First, after the first challenge mission, it says that several famous generals are about to level up. Later on, your own attributes are almost surpassing those of the famous generals. So, won't your famous generals level up?

This book is pretty standard, nothing particularly bad, but nothing particularly good either. 🌝

Let's start with the protagonist, a time-traveling character who's like a primary school student—knowing nothing, weak, and incompetent. Whenever he encounters trouble, he constantly seeks help from others, even revealing all his secrets. He endures threats silently, and the author portrays him as incredibly righteous and passionate, ultimately compromising—hahaha!

The demobilization mechanic in the first 100 chapters is too cruel; I can hardly continue reading. Wouldn't it be better to use demobilized soldiers to sustain the war effort? Wouldn't it be better to use demobilized troops to fight for high-level cities? Why the need for demobilization?

The protagonist seems reckless and impulsive. While others plan carefully before acting, he always tries to prepare at the last minute. He lacks any sense of strategy and acts purely on instinct.

The male protagonist is written like an idiot, and despite having lived two lives, the label of "intelligent" doesn't fit him at all. It's embarrassing to read. What kind of writing is this... It lacks even basic knowledge.

My impression after reading it was poor, especially regarding the female lead. Honestly, even a wife wouldn't let you do that. And the way she endlessly showered him with attention despite her own resistance was just too much of a simp. Either write about how they got together, or write this simp diary—it's ridiculous.

The female lead was introduced out of nowhere, and the younger sister character is too over-the-top; the main plot revolves around these two women. Wouldn't it be better to have so many historical beauties? I don't understand the protagonist's taste. The villains are all brainless, practically freebies.

This data is ridiculously inflated. Is this the level of a kindergarten child? How can it be over 9 points?

Honestly, it's not that great, I don't know why it got a 9.1 Score.