"Anno", which is in global public beta, is not only a game, it is an arena for civilization, and it is also a breeding ground controlled by higher-dimensional beings.
The sun-never-setting fleet of Great Britain crossed the ocean, the phalanx of the Roman First Legion pushed across Asia and Europe, and the Fuso swordsman's blade cut off the cherry blossoms...
When the Huaxia District was still wasting time on the territory, Chen Zenan returned with a dream script that was three years ahead of all mankind. He knows the coordinates of every god-level prop and the turning point of every epic battle. While the top guilds were still opening up wasteland, Chen Zenan already had the [Tiangong Village Construction Order] in hand, turning the territory into a restricted area that was difficult for the gods to enter. Faced with the overseas capital and "insider" forces that have penetrated into the Huaxia District, Chen Zenan uses iron and blood to clean up the bad apples. Not only does he want to become the king in the game, but he also wants to forge the entire Huaxia District into an indestructible blade before reality materializes. Xi Zhicai, Zhang Liao, Guo Jia... Those heroes who hated history regained their glory under his command. When the artillery warships that Western players are proud of come to the border, what awaits them is the Chinese bed crossbow that has been blessed by formations and is capable of killing gods. When the dimensional barrier shattered and the world fell into despair, only the Chinese Legion led by Chen Zenan remained standing and became the last steel Great Wall of mankind. This is a passionate story about stealing secrets, rebuilding civilization, and finally killing high-dimensional gods.
"The gods are dead, China will be prosperous!"
Reader comments
It's too superficial, with no story depth, and the protagonist, a development type, actually starts to show up and fight with the opponent in the very early stage. The fight is not pleasant, the development is not comfortable, and it is very messy.
It's too superficial, with no story depth, and the protagonist, a development type, actually starts to show up and fight with the opponent in the very early stage. The fight is not pleasant, the development is not comfortable, and it is very messy.