Online Game Three Kingdoms: Poisoning Uncle Liu Huang at the Beginning

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Distribute welfare lottery tickets to school blah blah blah blah blah

From the beginning to the end, none of the generals in the Three Kingdoms region were killed. They were all surrounded but refused to die. Are you the second Hokage or Kisame?

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Personally, I like the first book the most. That book is the purest, with nothing beyond human power, and I think the quality is also the highest. However, it was ended in a hurry, and the subsequent writing clearly feels that the quality is not as good as before. It also feels like it is just a template. It starts with a god-level plug-in, and then opens a king-level female warrior. Then there must be a player group to support the protagonist. The player group must have a female leader and it must be good-looking. Then there will be national wars and personal copies. The only difference is the power system and reward system of each book. The first book is closest to reality, the second book is a bit magical, I have not read the third one, and the fourth one is also quite magical. The reason I like the author is firstly because the author really uses the history, the arms and generals of each country, and the history of each country. Although there are still some omissions in some places, it is generally very good. The second reason is because of the combat power system of the first book. I think the combat power system of the first book is very strict. Honestly, you can clearly feel the difference with a little bit of force. I really like this type, and the villain's IQ in the first book is the most online (I think the villain's IQ can beat most novices, which is enough for me). The use, distribution, and different combat of each general are very good. By the second book, I think the villain has become a bit smarter, but the book itself has made a lot of changes, such as the addition of surreal combat power. My personal favorite is probably the breakthrough of the military commanders. Unfortunately, there are too many military commanders, and it is too troublesome to deal with each breakthrough. The collapse of the later books also has a lot to do with this. I didn't read much of the third book, and then I briefly read the fourth one. Personally, I felt that this book strengthened the role of equipment, and at the same time, upgrading generals was not as difficult as before. The highest level reached 120. There were only a few saint-level characters in the first book. Many saint-level characters have appeared in this book, and the settings of characters from ancient times have been added. Mythology and Hades characters essentially reduce the value of force value, because there are many 110+ and 120+, and there are many ways to break through. Unlike the first book, even Xiang Yu only has 100 force value, Lu Bu 99, and the Five Tigers 98. There are clear divisions, and the combat power system will not collapse easily. As a result, I feel that the highest combat power has been modified at will, and the gold content of the holy level is much lower. I just feel that there is no big boss character who can support the later stage. For example, in the first book, the holy level is definitely the most powerful character in the later stage. In this book, I feel that if it is still used in the late stage of the holy level, it will feel a bit different. Maybe there should be another one above the holy level? It's up to the author to arrange it himself. Generally speaking, I feel that this book is very different from the second book (both are compared to the world of magic modification). I don't know whether these changes are good or bad, but judging from the current results and personal viewing experience, it may be a bit small. I hope the author can write better quality online novels, and I sincerely hope that the results of the novel will get better and better!

It was 20. Later, there was a 30 that was eaten by the author, and then a 15. The author never forgot it.

A few years ago, if I hadn't been smart, I might have actually read it and watched it seriously, but now I like to dwell on some data, but it's a pity that I haven't had the chance to do so.

I wish this book had been published a few years earlier!

What should I say about this book? I think it is outrageous to have a rating of more than 8 points, because this book can be said to have no technique at all, and it is not even interesting enough. It is a pure newbie and does not know enough about history. How can Qi Jiguang reach that level? Moreover, everyone knows that Qi Jiguang fought against Japanese pirates, but in fact he spent more time fighting against the northern Yi people in the north than fighting against Japanese pirates along the coast. This is a book written in 22 years. With this writing technique, I believe you even if you say this is a book written 10 years ago. The various settings are actually very outrageous.