It's time to bring a new wave to the myriad worlds and see what my favorite game cinematics can bring to the world.
Total War: Three Kingdoms, the treacherous Shu Roads:
Liu Bei: The mountains split apart and brave men perished, then ladders and plank roads linked the peaks. Was Xuande's journey into Shu truly as treacherous as the Shu Roads? Waaaah~
Total War: Warhammer III, Grand Cathay:
Ying Zheng: Immortals! White hair! Dragon ladies! Slurp.
JX3, the An Lushan Rebellion:
Chen Xuanli: What a joke! Our Great Tang has Wang Zhongsi in the west and An Lushan in the east. We're invincible!
Li Longji: Please, stop talking _(:з"∠)_. I'm about to get beaten to death.
The early chapters focus on broadcasts, then gradually introduce plotlines about simulations of various worlds. The protagonist works behind the scenes and doesn't take part in the conflicts. The main battles will remain centered on Warhammer Fantasy, with JX3 as an offshoot.
I'm a little tired of watching the world merge. The plot is so confusing that the author should sort it out. It feels like a hammer in one place and a stick in the other. And the last few chapters are about cultivating immortals and Cthulhu. . I'm speechless. Isn't it a CG inventory?
After messing around, it's like a trash can, everything is thrown into it
I can't understand Smecta, it sounds annoying. Face to face for a while, face to face for a while
There are too many and too complicated. If you really come to the book title based on the introduction, you can jump to the designated chapter.
It's such a mess, a hodgepodge
Good, but a bit boring later on
I can't understand the bad review