Three Kingdoms: My Fierce Looks Got Me Mistaken for a Savage General

Did the author of this book even finish elementary school? I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. It clearly describes the eighteen warlords' campaign against Dong Zhuo, and then it says that Sun Quan is entrenched in Jiangdong and won't send troops. His father hasn't even made it big yet, and he doesn't know that his young son has already become a warlord?

At Laohu Pass, wasn't Liu Bei not yet known as Liu Huangshu (Imperial Uncle Liu)?

If Cao Cao had an army of 4 million, how could the Three Kingdoms have been divided into three kingdoms?

At first, I thought it was quite interesting, but as I wrote, it started to get a bit tedious, and it made me doze off.

I was so engrossed in reading the first chapter about going to join Liu Bei that I gave up immediately.

I can't read any further. Is it because the author wrote bad words?

Sigh, I've transmigrated and am still stuck being a working stiff.

You travel through the Three Kingdoms era and instead of fighting for your own territory, you become someone else's lackey. You're used to being a lackey, aren't you?

An army of ten million during the Three Kingdoms period, hahaha!

There are too many typos; I can't understand it at all. It's a complete mess.