Li Feng enters the Three Kingdoms game, Heroes of the Three Kingdoms, and raises the banner as a bandit, robbing anyone who rubs him the wrong way. Early on, he raids player villages; in the middle, System cities; and in the end, the whole realm.
Li Feng says bandits have three things to seize: people, money, and the realm.
See how he, a Yellow Turban commander, faces the central Han army, fierce as wolves and tigers.
This is an outrageously satisfying novel. Reading it will never leave you frustrated, lonely, or empty. It's the kind of fun story where even if you take a loss, you can still walk away with a good-person card. No melodramatic urban drama, just gaming!
Forget the traditional city-building route and take the path of plunder! The road through the game is filled with pillaging!
Warriors who can take on ten thousand, strategists who can move mountains and seas, the road to the Great Han Dynasty, and all of China for me to roam!
The plot of this book is fictional and set in an alternate world, purely for entertainment. Do not compare it with Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Records of the Three Kingdoms, Book of the Later Han, or the like.
Online game novels: if you think about it carefully, what's the difference between the transmigration stories in fantasy novels and online game novels? Well, aside from the fact that anyone in an online game novel can revive endlessly.
Online Games and Esports
Recommendation: keenfire Time: 03/29/2009 10:20 PM
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
