Three Kingdoms: Slaying a Player Lord from the Start

Hey, you don't need to read it to know that China will definitely win the war. No wonder China can't produce online articles that spread all over the world. The author of Marvel was even insulted by American netizens because he wrote about China too strong. It's a pity that my writing skills are not good. Otherwise, I really want to write a truly fair novel. China will be defeated when it deserves to be defeated, and its citizens and high-level officials must die. Don't give me any nonsense about worshiping foreigners. Everything is based on logic. China Although it is powerful, if it is attacked by people all over the world, it is better to die or die. If a war breaks out in reality, without nuclear bombs, China will definitely be defeated. Not to mention the various high-tech weapons of the United States, don't tell me why China surpasses the United States with such and such weapons. In terms of overall military strength, the United States is completely superior to China, not to mention that the United States has allies in dozens of countries. How many allies does China have? Not to mention that China's allies have extremely powerful military capabilities.

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The purpose of the protagonist's promotion of rank is to gain more attribute points when upgrading, thereby strengthening himself. As the level increases, potential points are no longer given when fighting low-level characters. As a result, in a casual encounter, dozens of points are wasted, and hundreds or thousands of potential points are wasted. Each level up only adds a few attribute points. What kind of character do you have to write for your protagonist to think that a few attribute points are better than hundreds or thousands of potential points?

The male lord will chop, the female lord will lick

Is your personal force so strong? So strong? What more soldiers are you recruiting? What kind of soldiers are you training? Liu Guan and Zhang Yi were destined to be emperors. Two famous generals could be killed directly. Why would they recruit five thousand local warriors when there was plenty of food to help the refugees? Personal force has passed

After reading it, I silently lit a cigarette, slowly took off my zipper, and took out a tissue. Traditional craftsmanship cannot be thrown away. I sat alone in the study with my hands on my wife. I was ashamed to mention it to outsiders. The beauty on the screen was as beautiful as jade, and the paper rolls on the table were neatly laid out. She fell into the pit one by one, and her eyes blurred at times, and the bright essence fell to the ground. Thousands of descendants turned into mud. Don't blame your father for not pitying you, just because your family is poor and you can't marry a wife. .

**, The protagonist's top-level peerless strength is on par with a top-level famous general. No matter what the settings are, the third-rate strength can be first-rate in seconds before, but the strength is reduced when he reaches a higher level. There is also a point in setting the top-level skills. Come on, let's fight with other peerless famous generals. If they are better than others, then several famous generals can join forces to kill the protagonist.

One man killed an army of millions, including Liu, Guan, and Zhang.

A similar book, the protagonist is named Wang Mu

According to this method, players can kill any general. Lu Bu had to live in fear. The founders of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu had to live in fear. In this setting, the player is the grandfather. The aborigines are cattle to be slaughtered. Because as long as you are locked, it will be useless even if the gods come. There is no level or position advantage at all. It's like a knife-cutting game