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AbdullahTron
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2022-09-18 23:34

Trash novel. Tyranny of Steel was somewhat of a better novel. But here the MC is just plain stupid. Despite calling himself the greatest General, he has the smarts of a 3-year-old kid with a brain the size of a pea. He can't even blatantly see how others treat his slave. Serving an incompetent Emperor, and he justifies it with being loyal to the country. If he was loyal to the country and its people, the first this he would do would be to kill that Emperor. He does so much for the country and then gets flogged through the streets naked. And still remains loyal. Lol sure. Instead of being realistic and practical, Go live in your wish fulfillment, would be believed world Author

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Vlas_Orel
Vlas_OrelLv1

The MC was flogged naked and taken out into the street, and then he continued to serve the emperor, the author did such garbage and they read this further? I just wanted to start reading and see your comment

AbdullahTron
AbdullahTronLv4

Yea, that happened and after reading that I dropped the novel. To me this makes no sense. The MC should atleast have some dignity

Vlas_Orel:The MC was flogged naked and taken out into the street, and then he continued to serve the emperor, the author did such garbage and they read this further? I just wanted to start reading and see your comment
POIX
POIXLv4

You forgot about arguably the Greatest Admiral in History Admiral Yi who was humiliated and demoted time and time again, but still fought on for his country basically single handily saving his country from getting conquered by Japan. But yea I agree with you on the MC being stupid he could just kill the emperor and proclaim himself the Emperor.

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