Three Kingdoms: My Subordinates Are All Players
三国之我的手下都是玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 476k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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I Want Player-as-Fourth-Disaster Stories, Not Black-Slave Stories About Exploiting Players
So many novels tagged as 'fourth disaster' are actually infrastructure-building stories where the players are the author's protagonist's slaves. One line about how 'realistic and lifelike' it is, and the players become completely devoted. They're playing a game, so why are they still hauling bricks and doing manual labor to build houses and roads for someone else in the game?
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
System! System! System! System Novels!!!
System novels, System novels.
Fourth-Disaster Stories: I Don't Want a Story About One Person, I Want a Whole Group of Goofballs
Looking for Novels About the Fourth Calamity, Meaning Players Who Arrive in Other Worlds
The protagonist arrives at, or encounters, a place or divine realm where they can create worlds and gain power through people in the real world.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a Game World for Players, and They Can Make Things Real?
Any Funny Fourth-Dimensional Disaster Novels? I’m Hooked!!
Please, please... does anyone have a funny fourth-disaster story?
Fourth Calamity, Silly and Lighthearted
Recommendations, please!
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Creates a World and Summons Earth Players
Any Stories Like Treating Players Like Workhorses?
I'm looking for books similar to Virtual Reality: This NPC Isn't Very Proper. Something where the players are exploited like overworked corporate drones.
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to Another World and Summons Players to Explore It
Other books in the same genre are fine too.
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All My Disciples Are Freakish Players
God-Tier Sign-In: I Summoned Ten Billion Players with No Sense of Decency
All My Followers Are Hilarious Players
We Are the Fourth Calamity!
The Fourth Calamity: All My Servants Are Players with No Sense of Decency
Invincible Sanctuary: My Players with No Sense of Decency
The Game Invades Another World
Global Infrastructure: From the Start, I Recruit Goofy Players
The Fourth Calamity: My Players Are a Little Too Unhinged
Demon Lord: I Summoned Players with No Sense of Decency
My Demon Lord's Army Is Full of Lunatics
Players Are the Calamity
I Summon Players to Transmigrate Across Myriad Worlds
The Ultimate NPC: Guiding the Fourth Calamity
Summoning Players: I Sweep Across the Wilderness
All My Disciples Are Hilarious Players
Xuanhuan: From the Start, Players Open My Coffin for Me
Conquering Another World with the Fourth Calamity
Lord of National Destiny: My Special Troops Are the Fourth Calamity
Xuanhuan: All My Players Can Become Gods
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The book is quite good, the only drawback is that the players seem to have traveled to this world rather than come to play a game. Perhaps this is the author's first time writing this type of story; for example, the offline part seems to make it seem like the players hardly ever log off. In most player-centric novels about the Fourth Calamity, players are soldiers, but this group of players relies on their knowledge to survive.
The story is excellent. Although it only has about two hundred chapters, the content is very engaging. However, the players summoned by the protagonist give the impression of a collective time travel. There's almost no mention of the players logging off, and the dialogue between them feels like both sides know the other is from the modern era.
This is much better; unlike some books where the characters in the game world do some kind of research, why not just write about the protagonist's world? Overall, the book is very good, except that the later part, the campaign against Dong Zhuo, is too short and doesn't quite satisfy the reader.
The book is quite interesting, and it's a complete book that's easy to find, saving you the hassle of following updates. The ending isn't abrupt either. However, some plot points are a bit simplistic, like playing a game on the easiest difficulty.
It's pretty good, but the plot holes weren't filled, so it's just an unfinished project 😅
Not bad, just a little small.
Very beautiful I hope to continue following along.
Wow, that's so short! I hope there's a sequel. 😳🤔😂
Why isn't there a female lead?
Overall it was good, but unfortunately the ending was rushed.