I transmigrated into the Three Kingdoms era, and from the start ran into the Five Tiger Generals. I thought I was about to soar straight to the top.
But then... I was done for!
Guan Yu, famed throughout China, has a completely useless [Martial Saint] skill. He can barely scratch anyone!
Zhang Fei's [Roar] is even worse. He's so bad it's embarrassing!
Meanwhile, the neighbors Zhang Xuan and Cao Jinyu have skills so ridiculous, they're strong as if they were cheating!
Enemy general Wu Yi is about to [Break His Limits] and charge in from outside the city, while my "heavy hitters" are still barely scratching their opponents.
I can't take it anymore. Let's just destroy everything!
Fine, if you can't do it, I'll do it myself!
It's just a breakthrough, right? Wait there. I'll get Marshal Zhao on the field first, then bring out [Martial Guan Yu] and [Divine Zhang Fei]!
What, you want to know who else I've got? Don't rush, [Martial Zhuge] is almost here!
Can't rely on the heavy hitters? Then I'll be the biggest heavy hitter of them all!
I understand now. In the game "Three Kingdoms Kill" with its endless action system, whoever uses their skills the fastest and most aggressively wins. The perpetual motion machine is practically obsolete in the late game; it all comes down to who bursts down first. Good idea.
Although I've only read the beginning, I must say this book is excellent and very engaging. Perhaps it's because it's short, which is why not many people are reading it. However, I hope the author will continue writing diligently; this book has the potential to become a hit. I'll try to promote it for the author when I have the chance.
I hope the author continues writing about the Divine Zhao Wu Pass and, most of all, the Martial Zhuge Liang!
Can anyone tell me when the vanished emperor will return? 😢😢 I really want to see Liu Bei again! It just feels so awkward if it's not the three brothers Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei!
The boss is Old Liu, I have to write a scathing denunciation! 😏
So far, it's pretty good. The theme is quite novel, and the logic is sound so far; it's not a mindless, wish-fulfillment story. However, there are too few chapters now, which is a bit of a shame.
That's true, but I said victory was already a foregone conclusion.
The title almost made me miss it, but the synopsis was actually quite good, and the writing was excellent.
Yes, that's good. Even I, someone who doesn't play the Three Kingdoms Kill card game, find it interesting.
The writing and plot are decent, the pacing is a bit slow, the premise is interesting, and there's no sign of inconsistent power levels. The plot twists and revelations are also highlights. There's nothing particularly bad about it, so it's definitely worth watching.