Why Does Your Game Have a Sense of History?

Can you have some common sense about history? Isn't Wang Xuance a pure sb? What's there to brag about? How ridiculous is it that one person can destroy a country? How can you, a messenger, be qualified to destroy a country? How dare you make such a decision? Just consume the prestige of the Tang Dynasty and destroy the vassal states. What happens after that? Was the territory given to Tibet for free?

How should I put it? It's a bit ignorant. It doesn't reflect the charm of historical figures. The description of historical figures is too superficial.

This is a rubbish novel. The person you enter to play the game actually replaces the historical figure, or is it the main historical figure?

You don't understand history, let alone games, so why don't you even look up information before writing a novel?

Why does your game feel like shit? Tang Dynasty protagonist, Tang Dynasty plot, I was banned from the starting point, am I so fragile? Author? If I hadn't seen it on QQ Reading on a whim, I wouldn't have been able to scold you.

What readers want to see: players from other worlds being shocked and worshiped by fierce men in the history of Chinese civilization The author recently wrote that players from other worlds shocked Chinese historical celebrities in the game. To put it bluntly, it has nothing to do with us readers as they are otherworld players. We readers must be representing the Chinese NPC side. If you want to use cultural identity to make it more enjoyable, you can't be biased.

I can't stand reading the first chapter. Do you think people from other worlds think it's reasonable for Xiang Yu to defeat 500,000 yuan with 30,000 yuan? The reason why we talk about the courage of the overlord is because Xiang Yu's achievements are outrageous and unparalleled throughout the ages. This kind of thing is nonsense when read as a novel. Do you think it is reasonable?

It looks great and I love reading it. I order the author to update it quickly!

The current chapter of this book is good for the early stage. The writing in the early stage is very green and not good to read. You have to skip reading and have all kinds of unreasonable doubts. Then you are slapped in the face by experience, but the experience is not written. Where is the experience? It doesn't look good Then there is the Chu-Han Conflict written in the middle and early stages. The player's sense of substitution and participation, as well as the historical process, made me think it was okay. But the writing has been inexplicable since the Han Dynasty, that is, the sense of substitution, whether it is the sense of Chinese substitution or the sense of player substitution, both sides are very unpleasant. Since the author's writing style has improved during this period, I can still read it, but when writing about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the author did not let the players participate. What can the players do if they don't participate? He couldn't shoot, he couldn't eat when he shot, and his official position was dismissed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He didn't use his prestige to lead a group of private soldiers and prepare to rebel. The player was originally a general of the Chu army during the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony. He engaged in various rebellion activities at the beginning of the Han Dynasty. Later, he was reincarnated in the game and became a confidant of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty. Then he used the experience of being a general in the Chu army to fight for the Emperor of Han Wen, becoming a veritable general. After being influenced by the Emperor of Han Wen, he gave up his rebellion against Han and started to protect Chu. I still want to complain about the game life of the Han Dynasty. If you were influenced by Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, you can be influenced. However, those who failed in their rebellion before will not take revenge. This game is not a refresh, but based on the current timeline. Players will not take revenge on those enemies who made their rebellion fail in the past! He also said that being anti-Chinese was his goal, and then after being influenced, he didn't care about anything else. He also didn't care about the goal of being anti-Chinese. Is this player still a player? After going through three dynasties of Wen, Jing and Wu, he became a veteran of three dynasties, with great prestige, and was the star idol of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Later, Laosheng came back to power as his son, expedition to the frontier and became the leader of the generals, and then started the witchcraft disaster. From then on, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not believe anyone, and even the player was dismissed from his official position. From then on, the player did not accumulate troops to rebel again, and kept waiting at home until When the prince came to rebel, he went to the stage himself, and then his appearance had no effect. Then the prince participated as a player, so he was suppressed by the idea of ​​conspiracy to rebel. The player could only wait at home, without exiting the game, speeding up the game process, and could only watch the prince and the others fail in their resistance, and then wait to die. The comment section also said that it was uncomfortable to watch outsiders change their own Chinese history, it was so uncomfortable! How can you feel better if you see bad things and don't change them? What kind of devil's statement is this?

This book is generally well written, but the details are very poor. The most important thing is the sense of immersion. Both the player's sense of immersion and the Chinese NPC's sense of immersion are very poor. The player's sense of immersion, except for the comment area of some live broadcast players, I don't feel that there are any characteristics of players at all. For example, the rebel professional named Lao Liang did not take revenge against the NPCs who caused his rebellion to fail. He is now in a high position. Although he was influenced by Emperor Liu Heng, It's the NPCs who harmed me who didn't feel anything and just ignored them, saying that rebellion is their goal. Good guy, I don't want to rebel like Liu Heng's period, let alone the Han Dynasty during the Han Dynasty. It's even harder to rebel, and the game time is different from the real time. I'm offline for several years at a time for non-critical events. Those NBCs who caused my rebellion to fail may all die of old age. I was so cowardly in the early stage and became powerful in the later stage. Why don't I take revenge?