
Late Ming: Players Run Rampant
明末:玩家凶猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 763k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Factional divisions are premature. Let's at least unify before considering a global strategy. Regarding following orders, popular MMOs have large guilds with many wealthy and capable leaders.
Players still need someone like Chu Guang to keep them in check.
The author is quite impressive at writing novels; I read the entire book in one night without skipping a single chapter. This is probably the only historical fantasy novel online with multiple characters transmigrating into a game. I'm looking forward to the next one being set in the late Qing Dynasty, the Taiping Rebellion, or the Beiyang government and the Republic of China era. 💕💕
It's very good. The ending of the Ming and Song dynasties is a time of great sorrow. The historical background is well chosen. It would be even better if the Qing dynasty were overthrown quickly. The silly antics of the players are also very interesting. There could be more interaction with the natives. I gave it a good review because there are finally female players. But I'm deducting one star because there are too few female players. I don't believe there are that few female players.
It feels a lot like a late Ming Dynasty version of "This Game Is Too Realistic." I hope the settings can be improved, with more detailed descriptions of respawn points and player numbers.
Players who oppose the Ming should be allowed to sweep south. The north is not suitable for establishing a base, and it is too tiring. They can simply seize territory outside the north.
Very interesting! The game (where you can revive with full health after dying) is cleverly combined with a story from the late Ming Dynasty. Interesting and enjoyable!!!
Native: "A group of immortal aliens are fighting each other in our homeland. There is no living person left in this village. I don't know how many times I have migrated. Today, the armies under the command of the aliens are fighting again. I don't know if I can survive this time."
Okay, but it still has a bit of the "Hello, we are gamers" feel to it.
This is a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment novel; the whole thing is pure fantasy and absurd, but I still really enjoyed reading it. It's very good because history is full of regrets, and there's no chance to make amends. I love watching it, even though I know it's fake; I know it's fake, but I still love watching it.