The Three Kingdoms Card Game Has Arrived, and You Don't Even Know the Rules?

I've read half of it, more than 50 chapters. In Chapter 50, you can count the number of times he has completed a complete game of Three Kingdoms on one hand. The remaining 80% of the content is about him pretending to be crazy, flirting, business wars and political battles, and a little bit of fumbling with the rules related to Three Kingdoms. How to determine the important suits, what's going on with the Eight Diagrams Formation, and what's going on with the Nioh Shield? More than 50 chapters have yet to be unearthed.

Fei Shuangwen is systematic. The protagonist lives a happy life and has a healthy family, the article has a rich sense of life, and the intrigues and intrigues last for only a few chapters. There is not much content in Three Kingdoms and it is still in the rule exploration stage. The battles are only 1v1 (but I came to watch Three Kingdoms). There is probably no multiplayer content within 100 chapters (you can look forward to college or college entrance examination reform (I don't know if there is one)). The emergence of the krypton gold system has led to the protagonist's action goal of being extremely short of money in addition to preparing for the college entrance examination. For me, there is nothing toxic about it. It is a five-star potential stock. I will keep it for half a year to encourage it [laughter]

The setting is good, but a bit too much nonsense. The protagonist and plot are quite funny. You can also watch the opening. Favors have to be repaid, and it would be a bit embarrassing if there was a dead plot like forgetting something. (If there is a plot later, it doesn't matter that the country doesn't know about you at the beginning. If the protagonist becomes famous, and the country's top officials see the video of the protagonist's operation, and they obviously know the rules, they will definitely send people to contact you. Please don't treat the country as a fool, and then the country is not a tiger or a wolf, and it will fight against foreigners later. You can skip this section now, after all, I haven't seen the plot yet.) I can see it now. After all, I haven't seen anything too outrageous. It's a bit unrealistic for Chen Yao to use favors to help the protagonist. After all, returning favors is not easy, not to mention the protagonist's 10% compatibility. But there is still a chance of helping, so it shouldn't be too outrageous. I'll comment on the rest later. I've only read a dozen chapters so far. After reading the comments, one person read 50 chapters and got 7 likes. The plot behind it probably won't work that well. Are there any similar settings? Can you recommend some? Thank you. 🤦 Chapter 21, the protagonist hasn't paid anything and still wants to continue to use resources for free??? If you ask the protagonist to pay for some experimental results, I don't even need to complain. Why does Chen Yao use favors to help the protagonist for free? Is she stupid? Or have you lost your mind? What kind of extended family does the protagonist belong to? Can someone help him again and again for free? Chapter 21 Didn't get any useful information and didn't continue the transaction. But going home in Chapter 22 is even more outrageous... No wonder the bad reviews say it's pretending to be crazy and flirting. Theory alone is of no use, practice brings true knowledge. Practice makes sense! If you just take advantage of others and watch videos, the theory is still just a prediction. When everyone else is a novice, you have a certain foundation and you don't dare to practice? Waiting for you, predictions, theories, experiments, others who have done it many times already have basic experience. The more games you play, the more experience you will gain, not to mention those with inheritance. There is not much difference between having a system and not having a system. The task is about winning or losing, and there are no hints at all. This system can't help much, right? Looking forward to first-hand mission rewards. Okay~_~The system is very funny and rewards those who know the rules. If the backend of the plot wasn't so brainless, it would be pretty good for a novice author. After all, the setting is pretty good. For old readers, it depends on your personal preferences! Is it possible? Awakening is the standard [laughter] 100% compatibility is the limit, right? 😏 However, it's unlikely! Some have no boundaries. The setting is very interesting, and I'm not familiar with the rules yet, so it's pretty much the standard game. If everyone in the underworld knew that you were abnormal. The boundary bureau is also a newbie in bullying, and the standard bureau is just right. 😂 The system is useless. It's just a joke. There's really no need to talk so much. Is the game time unlimited? If it's really so tidy, I'd have already lost. Chapter 73, the protagonist is getting smarter and smarter. Seriously, you're still delaying the game, you bastard. Although I know why the plot is so messed up, can players of Three Kingdoms really watch it? If you write Three Kingdoms to attract the players of Three Kingdoms, it's still okay if the storyline is reasonable. No matter how reasonable you are in the plot of the game, you are such a scumbag. Can the players attracted by the title of the book be able to read it? 😂 It's already been announced, but it's still a scumbag. I really can't figure out the reason for players to watch Three Kingdoms Kill. After reading it, can you watch it? I feel like it would be more interesting to go directly to the protagonist to end the game. After all, the duel between the supporting characters is omitted.

To give a brief evaluation, the level of global Three Kingdoms killing in the brain version has dropped by a hundred times. The novel complicates the operation of Three Kingdoms, and there are no game prompts, so many conventional operations cannot be used. The most common one is skills. Many heroes' skills are difficult to use if they don't know the specific effects. For example, Sun Quan checks and balances and discards cards to draw cards, Hua Tuo uses his hand cards on himself, Xu Chushao draws a card, Huang Gai draws cards by self-mutilation, and Liu Bei sends cards to restore blood. I have read twenty or thirty chapters so far, and it is very, very good. I hope the author can keep it up in the future. I guess I can still watch it for a long time, after all, the timeline is just high school, and there will be universities, the country, the world, and new generals will be added in the game update (only speculation). Therefore, the pace is a little slow. The first time the word "Three Kingdoms" appears is Chapter 6. I personally feel that there is too much foreshadowing. But I can accept the above situations. A slower pace is fine, as long as it's not too outrageous.

It's a good and unpopular series. Compared with the mindless and cool stories about underworld generals killing the generals randomly, the advantage of the protagonist here is that he is familiar with the skills of the generals and the rules of the game. It is really interesting to explore the rules little by little along with the main plot. The daily plot is also good. Although the plot of the battle of wits is a bit interesting, it is not the focus anyway. It is just the icing on the cake. It's just that there are a little too many daily tasks at present, and the main line is a bit slow, but the author has also discovered that this problem is being adjusted. I like it. I have never seen such a well-written Three Kingdoms theme. Why is it not popular? Please update it more.

It's boring. I rushed to the Three Kingdoms and didn't see the elements of the Three Kingdoms at all. But if you want to say that the names of the generals are the same, then I have nothing to say. After patiently reading 4 chapters, I didn't find any elements of the Three Kingdoms game like fighting. I looked at the table of contents and found that it was at the back, so I skipped over and it turned out that it was just like trying to sell someone else's meat.

The special ink is not cool writing, so you can retreat. The protagonist does not know the skill 666 for killing generals in the Three Kingdoms. It's better not to write. The protagonist gave me the feeling of being dull.

The first 30 or so chapters are mediocre, which shows that the author's writing style is not very good. Things have gotten better since chapter 40. The author should have made progress. This book is not focused on combat, but on exploring card rules. Although there are currently two quasi-heroines, the focus is more on the protagonist's personal journey of exploration.

A very good-looking Three Kingdoms novel. The characters have restricted the rules of the Three Kingdoms, and by constantly loosening restrictions, open up the map. The characters are also vivid and interesting. It would be nice if more information could be introduced about the skills of killing heroes in the Three Kingdoms. Heroes of the Three Kingdoms is quite popular, but I don't remember the skill effects that well. Moreover, I play Hero Killing, which is similar to Three Kingdoms Killing, except that the names of the heroes are different. If I mention the skill effects a little bit, I will know who is who. Mentioning more about the effects of hero skills can help fans who play games like Three Kingdoms have a better understanding and improve the word count. The author's description of the characters is also quite good, each has its own characteristics, although I am more looking forward to the card drawing competition. It's just a bit naive for us, but it's good to watch the excitement. The novel is quite good, and it seems to be a system-based novel. However, the system has its own origins and is not invincible. This system is not as useful as the protagonist's experience in the Three Kingdoms. When you see it later, everyone will find the attitude problem of the system. This novel is based on the Three Kingdoms. The characters interact with each other, all kinds of private information, various twists and turns, and the ideas are quite good. The characters are also simpler and less dark. The protagonist's personality is also quite special. He is a victim of paranoia, but the world is relatively tolerant and friendly, so the protagonist and the world have conflicts. From time to time they collide with each other, which will also stimulate sparks and make people full of expectations.

There are a bit too many commas, and the author has his own ideas on the rhythm of the plot. Overall, the shortcomings are not hidden, and I can give it 5 stars at the moment.