Three Kingdoms: Conquering the World with Red Alert

What a talented author who can write such garbage! Just go with the price of Red Alert, five hundred, six hundred, nine hundred, one thousand and fifty, right? Do you know how much one tael of silver is worth? One tael was equivalent to one thousand or two thousand or more than one thousand copper coins in various dynasties. Two taels of silver was enough for an ordinary family to spend for a year. The purchasing power of one tael of silver is now equivalent to at least several hundred to more than a thousand yuan! How much does ten thousand taels of silver = for you alone? Think carefully for yourself... I'm convinced, you're rubbish!

Rambling around, what are you writing about?

Rubbish book, this damn thing has nothing to do with Red Alert.

Your special cat is related to Red Alert. Have you ever played Red Alert?

Good subject. I came across one. . . Author. .

After the identification, the author has a split personality. What the hell are you writing about?

The 4 stars are just because the idea is good, but the literary talent is a bit unbearable. And what else did you write? What's that thunder thing? Is it a knife or a gun? Let's talk about close combat. You play Red Alert as a melee thing. Write well.

What the hell is the author writing randomly with a hammer and a stick? You waste a good subject matter. If you don't know the history of the Three Kingdoms, just look up more information. Even if you make up the history, you have written the main character with a system in such a useless way. How can you make readers want to read more? Moreover, the context is contradictory and he denies his own relevant settings. Luo Ji's thinking is confused and I am really convinced.

It's a mess, I can't stand it anymore

Wu Yuzi said: What is this?