
National Destiny Game: From the Start, I Chose Liu Bei
国运游戏:开局选择刘备
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 314k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Any New, Satisfying Stories About Becoming a Tycoon?
I want a protagonist who acts decisively and efficiently, has their wits about them, and has the right presence, bearing, mindset, and temperament. The protagonist can be male or female. Please send recommendations!
I Was Getting Ready to Conquer the World, Then I Was Told It Was a National Destiny Game
I was getting ready to conquer the world, only to be told it was a national-fortune game.
Roleplay Stories Where the Character’s Personality Must Be Faithfully Recreated
They can play anyone.
Looking for a National Destiny Story with an Arrogant Main Character. No Playing Weak to Fool the Strong!
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Three Kingdoms, Feel-Good Story, Unification in the End
Reborn with a System.
Novels About Becoming a Warlord in the Three Kingdoms
Any recommendations for novels with good writing?!
Historical Online Games, Preferably Featuring Generals and Ministers from All Eras
Preferably something spanning all of history.
Novels Like Shouting “My Sword Is Just as Sharp!” in the Three Kingdoms Era
In the Three Kingdoms, He Starts Out Following Liu Bei, Then Joins Cao Cao Over a Bowl of Ginger Soup
Playing Anime Characters in a National Destiny Game
The protagonist plays a powerful immortal cultivator in a national destiny game.
Novels Where an Individual's Life and Death Are Tied to the Nation's Fate
The protagonist is randomly chosen to represent their country and survive in another world. If the protagonist dies, their country faces disaster.
Rules-Based Horror and National Destiny
Looking for books similar to Rule-Bound Horror: Carrying the Dragon Kingdom to Victory with Netherworld Coins. Any feel-good national-fortune novels with rule-bound horror themes? Please recommend some.
My Unconventional Bookshelf
Just give it a try and see.
I Have Entered the Realm of Book Drought, My Dear Ministers, Any Solutions?
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Well written! Don't abandon this project! I support you!
I think the author's writing is really good. The plot and historical details are very detailed, and the author's own perspectives and opinions on history make this period of history more understandable. I especially loved the section on the imperial palace in chapter 121. However, there are some flaws in the details of the chapters.
It's pretty good, but the way people address each other seems a bit off. When meeting the Emperor, one shouldn't say "my humble servant" or "your subject." And since the protagonist is appointed as a lieutenant general, he should refer to himself as "your humble general"... Hmmmm, is it okay if someone from the Three Kingdoms era comes and tells me?
Not bad! I hope to collect all the beauties from the Three Kingdoms period 😏
So good! So good!!! Author, please write more!!!
The book is generally well-written, but I still hope Zhou Cang can survive the rest of the story. Given the fantasy element, faking death is definitely possible, and Zhou Cang's health bar should be quite high. It's a real shame he died like that.
It's well-written, so why are so few people reading it?
Author, please update soon. It's been 20 days since your last update. Don't abandon this project.
Go for it! I wish I could kidnap my Jiajia!
So far, it's written quite well. While not groundbreaking, it's at least in the upper-middle range. (Chapter 143) This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree. (I personally don't think it's too weak, at least it's not completely meaningless, but updating it 15 days ago is a bit outrageous.)