As a manhua based on the Three-Kingdoms era, it's really amazing and overwhelmingly impressive.

In the beginning, I didn't understand much about the characters, story, and events. After I finished the first 40/50 chapters I understood the story and events. The depth of the characters and dialogues is really overwhelmingly impressive, every character is special in its own way. the art well gets better by every chapter. Every chapter is packed with something either it is dialogues, monologues, fights, schemes, etc...

Strong points :

Theme exploration and notion is great, thus having top tier dialogues and monologues. also, the monologues and dialogues are variable; it doesn't focus on a single topic but stretches in themes and concept. Character's clashes give a new taste to the story not only warfare clashes but also ideas. Having many characters with different ideas gives us as readers many discussions to discuss between us "who is right? who is wrong?", "What is loyalty? what is filial?".

The author really does know how to deliver the warfare freight. doesn't only focus on the military side in warfare but also politics and psychological aspects thus having greater warfare arcs with many sides to explore. schemes are used really well with Chen Mou. at first glance, the schemes seem to be vague but the end after understanding it, it's really deep.

the scenery and events. Using scenery to give as readers some information of the events is really good. The author really likes to put some teases in the scenery and foreshadows also.


I really enjoy the manhua it's really a masterpiece. I don't have any negative comments on the manhua. There is a lot of great characters my favorite one is, of course, Lu Bu the mighty warrior feared by all.