Online Game Three Kingdoms Super Lord

I would like to ask, after receiving 5 million merit points and 5 million merit points in the Yellow Turban Rebellion storyline, I spent 2 million merit points to exchange for an official position worth 600 shi, and spent 2 million points to build a high-level village. Where did the remaining 3 million merit points go?

It's good, but the plot is not very rigorous. You'd better not write about reality.

It's simply a retarded article. The preface and the follow-up are inconsistent with each other. The protagonist is mentally retarded from time to time. He forcibly makes other people smart. It's a lot of poison. I'm really convinced that I can't write a realistic relationship, so don't write it.

There are not many people who write this kind of writing, and the writing is not long. Let's not forget the literary description and plot composition of the author who can write thousands of chapters. His perseverance in writing is worthy of recognition! Come on, author! I wish you good luck!

After Chapter 600, the stallion ran away with half of the people

You killed 25,000 people without any casualties. What do you think? Forget about the generals, aren't the soldiers tired? Do you have enough physical strength? Please explain! Why is it that the more I watch, the more fucked up I get! Can it be reasonable? The closer it is to reality, the more unreasonable it is! ✊

I am a fan of the history of the Three Kingdoms and the games of the Three Kingdoms. Although there are many errors in the above, such as: Wu Anguo, his surname is Wu'an, and his ancestor is Wu'an Marquis Bai Qi. Later, Bai Qi's descendants changed their surname to Wu'an to avoid war and pursuit. However, the big book is generally very good. I support it.

1. I quite like the game settings and the structure of the game space. For example, I think the difficulty settings in terms of acquiring internal skills, equipment, soldier upgrades, territory upgrades, and historical generals joining players are pretty good. 2. Personally, there are quite a few things that make me unhappy. 1. The plot of the ex-girlfriend is completely unnecessary and purely annoying. A junior sister is enough. 2. The protagonist cares so much about famous historical generals that he feels almost crazy. Can't he cultivate them by himself? The NPCs he follows in the early stages can all be cultivated into super generals, but the failure to cultivate them later is purely due to the protagonist's lack of care and the fact that the author does not allow it. If the quality is not enough, we must rely on quantity. After being cultivated, it can solve the problem of shortage of manpower in many places. 3. Take care of both big and small things, and train your subordinates well. Zhao Yun, Zhang Liao, Huang Zhong, etc. Can already become the commanders of the army on one side, and then add some generals they have trained, just now. There is no difference between Zhao Yun and Huang Zhong working under you and the emperor's uncle. They have all become high-level thugs. I was also guilty of running back and forth as a businessman. There were so many big businessmen in the Three Kingdoms. It would be enough to recover a few, give them some transformation equipment, and let them go running. Occasionally, I would give some guidance and control the direction. Don't be too comfortable in your small life. 4. The ending was unexpected.

There are too many repetitive chapters and a lot of confusion between chapters. The content is okay, but you are repeating chapters

Brother, have you stopped updating? No, bro