Three Kingdoms: A Villager Shares Fusion Technology with You
三国：村民向你分享了聚变科技
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- Completed
- Length
- 557k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Civilization VI, and I Led Zhang Liao to Slaughter the Xianbei三国：开局文明六，带张辽屠鲜卑Alternate title on Fanqie
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From the moment the protagonist enters this world, it has already been semi-game-like, powered by his cheat-like abilities. Everyone in this world is no longer in control of their own life or death; tragically, their fate is entirely in their own hands.
Eight hundred elite warriors charged across the river, and one hundred thousand Wu soldiers trembled with fear.
I started playing Civilization VI right after reading the novel.
It has a main objective, doesn't write romance for the sake of romance, and occasionally throws in some interesting passages. It's not funny for the sake of being funny, and it makes people want to keep listening. I've also heard that the author of 'iPartment' has a skillful writing style and there are no embarrassing chapters. If I could find similar novels, I would definitely stock up on four or five hundred chapters before listening to them to my heart's content.
This book is good, very enjoyable to read. The author could expand on it later, perhaps after finishing the Three Kingdoms and conquering the world, and then decide whether to enter the world of "Stars" or embark on some other new journey.
I'd give it 4 stars 😂 It's just a fun game with a civilization skin. Recruiting the army in this game depends on army points, not loyalty; the protagonist can recruit directly even if their camp isn't full, and there are no universal recruitment slots. The two starting policy cards for Discipline receive an epic buff.
I finished watching it all. There's no female lead. The plot twists are incredibly overpowered, making it incredibly satisfying. It only briefly mentions that the male lead is betrothed to a princess, but that princess never actually appears. Furthermore, the male lead's cheat codes make everyone instantly loyal and utterly unreliable, so there's no need to worry about having offspring. He might not even be an adult until the very end.
It's another system where you can spend money out of thin air. If a major power keeps making money without spending it, wouldn't that cause deflation? It would be better if it were changed so that only money earned under certain rules could be spent within the system, and that spending money within the system wouldn't affect real-world money. That would actually promote currency circulation.
After Kofi, the protagonist unlocks the Star System 😏
To be honest, it's really well-written. I've read quite a few Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels, both systematic and unsystematic. The only unsystematic one I've read is the one about Cao Zixiu, which ends with Cao Cao's death. As for the systematic ones, I've read many and remember them vividly, but I don't recall any major differences. Author, your writing is truly original. Keep it up, don't stop!