
Summoning Players in the Late Ming Dynasty
我在明末召唤玩家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 159k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
78Chapters
6.7Score
27.9kReads · all time
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In fact, more local soldiers can be recruited, and the number of recruits can be increased according to the exchange of contribution points. Who in the game has a general who doesn't want to be a soldier all the time?
This author has never played DNF and started to ask me to play a Celia joke to save the protagonist. I don't know how effective it is. He talks about the plot and tasks in a dry manner, which makes my understanding impossible.
It was okay at first, but I saw that the protagonist's attitude towards players was: If there are famous players, their accounts will be banned. Do you still want everyone to be the Holy Lord and Virgin in the game? But the strange thing is that the protagonist summons Wei Guangzheng. Forget about Wei Guangzheng, all players want to be like cows and horses in the game to help the male protagonist continue to upgrade. No? If it were me, I would definitely come here to play games. How could I spend hours mining, and since this is a game, there must be confrontation and cooperation between players, or some players suddenly want to try various bugs and explore the map. Anyway, they are just resurrected, but I only see players constantly mining, helping the protagonist as if obeying orders.
It would be suicide for ordinary modern people to fight ancient warriors with cold weapons without any training. Also, the main character feels completely non-existent.
It was very painful to watch, 91 points, haha, what is the protagonist going to do? It's useless. There's also the one about leaving the door open while taking a shower and Hua Mulan's love story. I'm dying to watch it. I haven't played it yet. Why add a love story? The protagonist needs so many things. What's the use?
I think it's pretty good, I recommend it.
The camp is too ridiculous. Prison labor reform is not good. The protagonist travels through time. Players regard human life as trivial. The late Ming Dynasty itself is so miserable that the natives are still alive. And the fourth day of slaughter is added. It is a crime. I kind of understand why in ancient times only the first culprit was killed.
The latest 60 chapters, the writing is a bit white, the details are a bit lacking, and the golden finger is quite restrictive. I can't say it is great, but it is still pretty good-looking. The most important thing is to describe the ferocity of the fourth natural disaster. Many players wrote that it was the fourth natural disaster but did not describe the momentum of the fourth natural disaster. Five stars for encouragement first. ☕
I saw the latest chapter when I read it for the first time. This is the first time I saw Mingshi as the world view of an online game. It's very good. I like it very much. Even after the bandits were wiped out, there was no chapter about those girls and children. Were they sold or dead?
? If you take 90% of it yourself and give it back to the player, what, you want to become a god?