By a twist of fate, a young man from the modern era arrives in the late Ming Dynasty and finds his soul transported into the body of the Prince of Shu's heir. Along with him comes a Three Kingdoms-themed Heroes System, which can bring the game's generals and soldiers into the real world. Watch as the protagonist, aided by the civil and military officials from the Three Kingdoms game, saves the Ming Dynasty, crushes Li Zicheng, Zhang Xianzhong, Hong Taiji, and Dorgon, and restores Han rule. He will conquer Mongolia, develop overseas territories, and lay the foundations for a thousand-year Ming empire.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You can't break sentences, you can't use punctuation marks, and you always talk about how I am doing, how I am doing, are you writing a novel, or are you writing an essay or a confession?
I just saw the first one, and I didn't know what to think of the punctuation marks.
No, I really can't read any more after I reach the third chapter. There is not a single double quotation mark. I have to distinguish by myself which parts are talking and which parts are narration.
Don't blame the newbie if you didn't notice this! As for the chapter names, they will be modified after they are released.
Commentary on the first chapter of "The Rise from Sichuan in the Late Ming Dynasty" written just for you. The Crown Prince starts with the system in place.
The feudal king has trouble even leaving the palace, and the protagonist even leads troops to the capital!
Commentary on Chapter 2 Preparation Work and First Recruitment of "The Rise from Sichuan in the Late Ming Dynasty" written only for you.
Commentary on Chapter 8 of "Only for You: The Rise from Sichuan in the Late Ming Dynasty": Recommend Yourself and Request Orders to Suppress Bandits.
The head of the snake is the head of the tiger, and the tail is the tiger. If the Qing Dynasty is in the northeast and the people in the southeast are wiped out, then the Ming Dynasty will be over long ago.
What the hell are these fragmented chapters and sentences? Why don't you read it yourself?