Command & Conquer 4: I'm Going to Blow Up the Commanding Daddy, Ya Know

A1. Originally, the Bianfang Longjun, who started with a 1444 stat, was Long Xinzhu, with an attribute of around 544. However, for the sake of the plot—otherwise, he could fight on his own, and the protagonist wouldn't have a legitimate reason to ascend to the throne—the timeline was changed so that he died as the founding monarch before the internal strife in Xiyun was resolved. The current Long Yaoming's father, with an attribute of 322, succeeded him. I originally planned to mention this later in the storyline about Dongyanzhou, but oh well... A2. For non-European players who don't know what Anb is, you can think of it as a classic D&D-style (Dragon and Magic) Western fantasy world. It's just that the Eastern continent here is an Eastern-style region created by foreigners within a Western fantasy world, which makes it seem a bit peculiar. A3. As mentioned at the beginning, the system is purely for displaying data using the Europa Universalis UI; it does not offer a shop, stat allocation, or cheating. Furthermore, due to the realistic mechanics like the fog of war, the data may not be entirely consistent. The only thing that could be considered a cheat is unlocking the Spirit Tide content beforehand; otherwise, in reality, Long Yaoming would have absolutely no chance of defeating a 50k Commander with only 20k troops… Reality requires generals to be involved in battle, and in this aspect, it's more like a combination of CK3. This is meant to explain the setting. #(Cute)

There are actually fanfics about Yasumoto! I'm shocked. MP's border troops don't need to fear orders. Learn to use the navy to control the strait, and kill as many of those big bastards as they come.

Strong, free

There are so few fanfictions about Anbennar, this one is quite well written, I'll give it a thumbs up.

My suggestion is to have the two heroines, the East and West, respectively solidify the power of the immortal realm and the old warlord's local forces in Yanzhou, thus ending the harem theme and then focusing entirely on coloring (not really).

Confused? Why isn't the protagonist marrying a concubine at this point?

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Speaking of which is stronger, Jardel or Command? #(Question mark) I think it's Command. I remember playing two games last year, and Jardel didn't win either time. In one game, Jardel allied with Binliu, and Command attacked Binliu. Jardel joined the battle, and they lost despite having a large group of players. At that time, Command hadn't completely swallowed up Wuxia yet, and Jiangliu Temple was still around. Such a powerful Command forced me, someone who doesn't like diplomacy, to actively form alliances. #(Tears) In one game, I even sacrificed Jianqiang to ally with Shuwushi. One game I played on the sidelines, and the other I played on Feiteng. Back then, the righteous path hadn't been divided into Huadao and Shengdao. I haven't played for a long time. What's the situation now?

I was so surprised to see EU4 Anbenar fan art while fighting the Jade Empire to the death. I'll support it.

Well written! Although the war scenes are still a bit far-fetched, this level of writing is more than enough for publication on Shuke and Q's platforms. Why isn't it available? Did the production team disagree? Mainly, if it's not available, I can't really complain about the weak plot, out-of-character moments, or the jarring war scenes...