Battle Royale, Europa Universalis, Game Fanfiction, Not a Power Fantasy, No Golden Finger
When every country in Europa Universalis is controlled by a real person, and defeat means death, how can the players survive?
The minor states of the Holy Roman Empire: France, don't come any closer! Emperor of Austria, Emperor of Austria, save me!
The tribes of the Americas: Wait, what? Where the hell have I ended up?
Ming: So you're the Jianzhou Jurchens, huh? Come on, let's see who else dares to withhold tribute.
Ottomans: Heh.
Lu Ze says: Ha, that's easy. I drew Moscow, the Russian powerhouse. How could I lose!?
Come on, author, it's quite interesting. When I was playing European continent, I liked to play Da Ying. I explored everywhere and rarely played with Maozi. The perspective of this book felt good. But there are a few questions, that is, how to deal with the mission tree. If it is retained, then the protagonist Moscow's first mission is whether to choose a permanent buff limited time claim or a permanent claim. Also, the plot in Crimea was not handled very well. I hope the author can write better [Love]
Although, Russia is a bit frustrated and has too many younger brothers. With its size, it is impossible for Russia to dominate the world in the future. Revolutionizing France alone is enough to eat a pot. Let's see how the author handles it later. This book reminded me of another book about Florence
I can't quite understand it, but I think it looks good. @ Vinegar Can the author add a suitable country that agrees to merge with the country so that it can continue to survive with the consent of the merging country? For example: the protagonist later establishes Russia and merges the Russian countries, or adds Anxi, Andong, Anbei, and Annan to the Ming Dynasty to make the original merged country become the governor and the Ming Dynasty become a community of destiny
This book is awesome. Even though I can't understand it, Yazi is awesome.
Support the new book, and I think your setting is that real people travel to another world and use computers to compete in chicken games, but I think you also write about the life trajectories of specific characters? Could it be that your setting is that the characters in their computer control actually exist? Are the players just something similar to the will of the state, intervening in this?
The story is very good, good luck to the author.
I kept crying. After reading it in one go, I realized it was gone😭😭😭
The writing is very good, but there are only a small number of European players and the audience is small, so it is a pity that no one will read it.
Good-looking, if there is a heroine who treats her well I'm just a few chapters away from finishing it, and I'm looking forward to the next episodes. @¦ Xu My wife is pretty, but she's not your type.
It looks really good😀