Good news: I gained the ability to lock in the history of the Ming Dynasty.
Bad news: My tools are all fake players, and they don't listen to orders!
Core conflict: I want to save the country seriously, but the players just want to live a healthy life.
Scene description: The Western fleet is attacking, and Shen Yu demands to "build a defense line."
Protagonist's actions: provide blueprints and build forts.
Unexpected result: The player felt that the turret was not cool, so he built a Gundam, and it really moved!
Reactions from others: Admiral of the West: "Mom, the idol from the East is coming!"
Chen Yu is tired, let's destroy it.
It's obviously meant to lock up history, but why do you feel like it's been ruined by players?
But don't tell me... This group of sand sculptures have really turned China into a beacon for the world!
(Western Civilization: Please, stop locking it. If you lock the earth again, it belongs to Ming Dynasty!)
Since the West has been rewriting history, let them see what the real infrastructure maniacs are!
"Report, sir! It was discovered that Western interventionists were trying to support puppets in the late Ming Dynasty!"
Chen Yu sneered and looked at the dense red dots of players on the map.
"Pass my command, one billion players will attack with their entire army, and I will drown them all with just a drop of spit from each one of them!"
This is not a game, this is a battle to defend civilization across time and space!
As long as I am here, no one can interrupt the long history of China!
Anyone who offends our powerful Han people will be killed no matter how far away they are; anyone who messes with our Ming Dynasty will be killed no matter how far away they are!
Reader comments
The ideas are all good, but there is something wrong with your worldview. In modern times, which short drama did you set it as the background? Even if you don't retaliate for a fight, can you look like a Ming Dynasty person in the late Ming Dynasty? Could players, as well as structural mechanics, have appeared in that era? Is this something you, a local NPC, should know?
You NPC shouldn't be able to be resurrected like a player, but you always run to the front line to steal the player's role.
The ideas are all good, but there is something wrong with your worldview. In modern times, which short drama did you set it as the background? Even if you don't retaliate for a fight, can you look like a Ming Dynasty person in the late Ming Dynasty? Could players, as well as structural mechanics, have appeared in that era? Is this something you, a local NPC, should know?
You NPC shouldn't be able to be resurrected like a player, but you always run to the front line to steal the player's role.