From Refugee Npc to Mythical General

It's a rubbish novel that I can't even watch for fun. This is a game with tens of millions of rewards. The setting says that nine hours in real life is equivalent to three months in the game, which means that in reality half a year in the game would be 120 years. In ancient times, a normal person would only live to be 50 or 60 years old, which means that the game will end in three or four months at most. Have you ever seen any game maker with such a high reward end so quickly? Moreover, the author wrote a lot of the previous data randomly. In Chapter 34, he said that the force was increased by 15 points. It was initially ten points, but after adding 15 points, it was still 15 points. When the protagonist wanted to change his job to become a doctor, he failed many times. I just want to ask, doesn't this require consuming resources? If there is no need to consume resources, then why didn't Wang Da try more times? The author is really funny. I personally don't recommend reading it.

The subject matter is really not bad, but the author is really not that good... Setting aside a bunch of toxins, the player actually gives way to an NPC later? Do you need to think too hard before writing? The author's output is mediocre and the content content is too watery. Are you going to start being brainless now? For an NPC in a game (still in the mortal world), even if he is killed, his growth is not limited at most. But if you create a plot that destroys the structure, it is better to go out and work alone from the beginning (but you set it to eat the players' food, which is extremely contradictory), and completely make the so-called players directly transparent. Now it is very complicated. Obviously, the player part is just for you. I don't know how you want to write it later, but many books just need to have some kind of voiceover, and a bunch of idiots on the forum come up with weird things, which makes the reading experience of the book worse and worse and then directly collapses. I will withdraw it now and hope that this book will have a better future...

Point one. Has the author never read the Three Kingdoms, even the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Don't just wear the Three Kingdoms skin, don't you understand? Point two. Is Zhang Zhao an eighth-rate counselor? ? Do you know what it means to ask Zhang Zhao if you can't decide on internal affairs? Oh. Zhuge is the top level, and Zhang Zhao is the eighth level? Guo Tu is the lowest level of the ninth level? ***What kind of fool is Yuan Shao? I give you two stars because of the Three Kingdoms.

How should I put it? Those who know the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are not suitable to read this book, and those who don't understand have no reason to read this book.

Sitting here is just mindless. The famous military commanders and counselors from the Three Kingdoms are here, so it would be better to give you a small soldier. Xing Daorong is like a super soldier. Guo Tu directly gave me a ninth-rate counselor? He is so brainless. The generals and counselors of the Three Kingdoms are not even as good as a soldier.

After taking a break for a few days, I came back to watch it. The more I watched it, the more troubled I became. I can't say enough for you two stars😎

There are a bunch of levels, low, middle, high, ninth-rate, and there will definitely be a bunch more behind them. It's hard to evaluate.

It has been over a hundred chapters, and the protagonist has not recruited a single ninth-rate general, while the other side has already recruited a sixth-rate general and a bunch of low-level generals. The plot is based on the same template over and over again. When the enemy does not come, the protagonist knows how to fight in the jungle just like a personal computer. The author really has this life.

Every time I read the post on the forum, I feel that this paragraph is particularly outrageous. Pan Feng is okay, but Xing Daorong is a bully. They brag every day. They all know that they are generals of the Three Kingdoms, but they also say that they are ninth-rate generals, militiamen, etc. I accept it. Many powerful men in history also grew from humble beginnings to top warriors. Liu Bei bought straw sandals, and Zhu Yuanzhang became famous as a beggar. It is recommended that the protagonist Zhuge Liang, as a time traveler, has a system. He can directly arrange a wave of field battles for Zhuge Liang and then explode the territory's city building tokens, or directly capture the enemy player's territory during the battle and directly plunder the territory for his own development of the plot, thereby breaking away from the current player management. The novice protection period is extended until the protagonist is upgraded to a ninth-rate general, and the protagonist can consider developing his own territory. The promotion of generals no longer requires barracks, otherwise the level will be too high. Besides, military generals in history did not rely on barracks to upgrade their martial arts. Also, I want to reward two chapters a day but I don't know how to do it. I've already opened a membership to read this book. You can't read 60 chapters this month and your enthusiasm is gone. Otherwise, you can just save enough manuscripts for 10 chapters and publish them all at once, so as to get through the newbie period as soon as possible.

It's really confusing that a low-ranking general has 25 points of force and 20 points of force. The junior militia has 10 points of force, the intermediate militia has 15 points of force and the senior militia has 20 points. After that, there are junior arms. So how can a low-ranking general become a general if he doesn't even have the force of a high-level army? No matter what other people say, Xing Daorong is also a famous general. What you wrote is too rubbish. Even his junior generals are not like this.