When the Heavenly Dao game arrived without warning, the whole world erupted into chaos. Players were chosen at random to enter, and every moment of the game would be livestreamed. The news spread to every corner of the globe in an instant.
In this mysterious game world, there were brilliant strategists whose cunning bordered on the supernatural, directing battles from behind the scenes and watching enemy fleets go up in smoke as they chatted; peerless generals of immense strength who could take on a hundred foes alone, as if they resented the heavens for having no handle and the earth for having no ring; loyal patriots determined to save a crumbling empire; and ambitious schemers hoping to seize the moment and rise to power. With war breaking out everywhere and a hundred schools of thought contending, heroes rose up across the land. All sought to rule the Central Plains, yearning to conquer the realm and become its ultimate sovereign.
Not bad, but I'm not sure whether the data will collapse in the future, and whether the general framework will follow the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It would be a bit strange if it follows the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, the audience watching the live broadcast in this reality has not seen any effect so far.