Global Lord: Summoning Famous Generals from History From the Start

What is this? A lot of it is written in a jumbled mess.

This book is pretty standard; it has no major flaws, but no major strengths either.

I really don't understand how it got such a high score. It's clearly a poorly written novel. The protagonist's IQ is practically nonexistent, and the rich girl is shamelessly devoted to him, which is bad enough, but his understanding of human relationships is so simplistic.

The main character is a bit weak. I think most of the negative comments are quite accurate. Praising the female lead is one thing, but adding a younger sister... Would have been better. It would have been better to write about her dying and then being resurrected. They even brought in a driver named Wang who also needs a protection quota.

The disbanding mechanic in the first 100 chapters is too toxic; I can hardly bear to read it. Wouldn't it be better to use disbanded soldiers to sustain the war effort? Wouldn't it be better to use disbanded troops to fight for high-level cities? Why the need for disbanding?

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

My feeling is that the initial scenes are somewhat similar to those in the game "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

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

It's at a kindergarten level; they write whatever comes to mind, and in the end, they don't even know if they hired AI to write it for them.

I vomited in the first chapter. Drawing 10,000 milliliters of blood a month—what kind of human race is this?