Maxed-Out Combat Skills: A Border Soldier Takes the Throne!

This is a very toxic novel. It lacks any real decisiveness or strategic depth, focusing instead on killing those who surrender. It relies on sheer killing of the enemy who surrender, yet with 2000 enemies, how many attribute points are gained with such minimal cultivation level increases?

It contains numerous errors and omissions. The author's understanding of the ancient military camp is very one-sided, with countless inconsistencies in the details, making it difficult to stay immersed in the story.

After reading about 20 chapters, all I see is that the protagonist is constantly being disliked. In that life-or-death situation, instead of sharing the burden with comrades, he's always finding fault with everyone else. Is he a child? Another book designed to test one's intelligence.

It's pleasing to the eye and gives you a sense of being there. It shows how to act decisively and without hesitation.

The more I look at it, the more I want to watch it, it's amazing!

It's all so nonsensical; both the main characters and supporting characters are stupid.

This is so pretentious! It's like a Yuan Dan cultivator can destroy the world; it's completely illogical. The line "Why are you acting like a three-year-old?" Is ridiculous. A Jin Dan cultivator can't even access the laws of magic; they've only perfected their spells. Only those at the Dharma Manifestation Realm can cultivate the laws, which can also be interpreted as supernatural powers. It's not a proper fantasy, not a proper prehistoric world, and not a proper high-fantasy world.

They forcibly lowered my intelligence and forced me to stay at a certain level.

It doesn't even kill any enemies; it just sits there, everyone finding fault with the protagonist. What does that have to do with the title? Dude, this was generated by AI, not written by yourself.

Russell talks too much nonsense