True History Game: Only I Know the Plot

"That guy named Ma Su has a very clear idea. The winner of the battle at Jieting lies on the mountain! Those who don't even dare to occupy the mountain are all mediocre and not worth worrying about!" "Don't go to Stalingrad to study. I just came out of the Western Front dungeon. The German blitzkrieg is invincible. The Soviet Nagada can't last three months!" "Waterloo? Napoleon's commanding ability must be at full level. There is only one possibility of losing, that is, all his marshals are moles!" "Decisive battle in Tumu Fort! Five hundred thousand versus twenty thousand, the advantage is mine! The Emperor of Ming Dynasty is the leader of the army, so he can just push through. How can he lose?" ... The once familiar history has now become a world full of dangers. As a player, Chen Mo must struggle to survive in it. Originally he thought this would be a fair contest, but why did he feel that the other players were a little strange? When I saw a group of players chanting "The chain link is a genius strategy" and preparing to give Boss Cao a clever plan in the battle of Chibi... He finally realized that he was the only one who knew history. ... ... [Keywords: Ji-Han Three Kingdoms, history of the heavens, decisive killing]

The book is okay, but it's too bloated, not updated much, and the plot progresses extremely slowly. It's a bit painful to subscribe to it. You can give it a try, and if you like it, put it on your bookshelf.

★★★★★ Historical hegemony essay.

When the whole world is making mistakes, you are the only one who is awake. Other players travel through history and rely on luck. Chen Mo traveled through history and relied on memory. In the Battle of Jieting, he knew that the mountain should be occupied, in Stalingrad he knew not to take part in it, and in the Tumu Fort Change, he knew that "I have the advantage" is a joke. Every piece of history that he is familiar with is now a battlefield for him to struggle for survival. The problem is, other players don't know. When he watched a group of people shouting "The chain link is a genius strategy" and preparing to go to Chibi to offer advice to Boss Cao, he finally understood: It turns out that only he really knows the history. The writing of this book is sophisticated and the narrative is calm. Every historical slice of the Three Kingdoms, World War II, Napoleon... Can hold its weight. It's not a joke, it's a deduction; it's not a cool article, it's a game.