
Why Is Your Game So Full of History?
你的游戏为何充满历史感
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- You Said You Were Making a Game, So What Is This Five-Thousand-Year History?说好做游戏,五千年历史什么鬼?Alternate title on Fanqie
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To be honest, it's very well written. Regarding the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods he's currently covering, I only know that the Qin state was built on the legacy of six generations of rulers, but I didn't know who those six individuals were. Reading the author's work, I truly came to know each of them.
I'm not a shill, I highly recommend watching it. Pros: No major flaws so far, it's very immersive and provides good emotional value. The historical figures are somewhat mythologized, and the comments section is quite engaging and doesn't feel awkward, with relatively few comments.
First of all, let me clarify that the five-star review is not for the book itself, but for the first half of the book's Three Kingdoms storyline. The first half of the book features a very well-written Three Kingdoms storyline, and the connection with the main world is also excellent. The main world of this book... Aside from the streamer and the champion, everyone else is an idiot.
It's really good, and the author's writing skills have improved dramatically. It started off light and funny, gradually incorporating deeper meanings. From the second time the author became the prime minister's apprentice to Xiang Yu entrusting his son to him, this part is simply divine. I thought this was the climax, but then Duke Xiao of Qin visited Zhuge Liang three times, and now this is the most exciting part. Keep it up, author!
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You said you were making a game, what's with this 5,000-year history? Dongfang Yingzuo Game design, specifically historical games. Among historical sources, I can accept the New Three Kingdoms, the Old Three Kingdoms, or the Records of the Three Kingdoms. One thing is certain: the historical plot is described in great detail, with rich emotions, and it shows a lot of care.
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To summarize: I highly recommend watching this; what follows are some of my rambling thoughts. This is a very good historical novel. The plot is well-connected and the storyline is cleverly arranged. It uses a game as a medium to narrate the Three Kingdoms and Chu-Han Contention periods (I don't know how much more will be covered later; I hope the author can finish covering 5000 years), while…
This masterpiece boasts clear logic, seamlessly blending history with a fictional world. It explores thought and philosophy, delves into the world and its order, and traces 5000 years of history. It invites readers to contemplate alongside philosophical giants, experience the battles of the Three Kingdoms period, and is particularly moving due to the presence of the prime minister.