National Fate: I'm the Only One Who Knows the Deadly Historical Trap

The defenders will die at 2,000, and the attackers will also die at 2,000. Your city is still Chang'an City, and the attackers are all supermen.

Are there no men in China?

There is the Xia Kingdom here, there is the Universe Kingdom, and there are great powers from all over the world... But only the five thousand years of history that he is familiar with are not there. It's another copy of the National Games, another old routine with historical gaps, and another familiar universe, Sakura, and Eagle Sauce.

That's okay, but my opinion is that you should only look at the national destiny part and skip all the relevant reality at the title. I feel quite comfortable watching it

What should I say? I've only watched a little bit, but I really don't understand why the narrators of each country must be written as women, and then arrange for them to be nymphomaniacs towards the protagonist. They also said that the narrator in my childhood was a nymphomaniac, and the description of nymphomaniacs was just "stars in the eyes". There are also those live broadcast commentaries that deliberately arrange some cool fairies and some cute ones, and then these female anchors praise the protagonist, and other pseudo-audiences praise the female anchor... I originally skipped these descriptions because I thought I didn't like them, but there are quite a lot of them. I still hope to watch the type that describes more content about the national sports competitions.

Okay, this book doesn't have any bad points yet. Keep writing it, it's quite interesting. As long as this book doesn't have a female protagonist, it will definitely be perfect.

It's a brainless pretense of cool genre, pretending to be lonely. The poisonous point: The canopy hangs in the sky. This is not the first copy. Its voice can reach everyone in the world. Those who benefit from it just don't know who brought it to them. The person who made the copy himself is hanging in the sky. The person who is expected to benefit is put in his mind by the author. After making the copy, he will release it when he reaps the benefits.

After reading the first copy, not to mention other things, the most awkward thing for me is that the protagonist is an ordinary person. The article clearly reveals that this is an era of great cultivation, and it is also an era of modern countries. Do you think the reason why other people in the country do not practice cultivation is because they have ordinary talents? If your spiritual energy is revived now, it's not that you can't practice, but you just have ordinary talent, then you are just an ordinary person. The country doesn't allow you to practice, or do you have no Kung Fu? Or do you need to graduate from college to practice? This is the biggest problem I feel. When I saw this, I immediately lost the sense of immersion. I don't know how the author will go about it later. Anyway, I only know about the era of great cultivation, especially when writing about the era of great cultivation in modern times. As long as someone can practice cultivation, but the country does not allow it, I don't know what trouble will happen. Still a 20-year-old with average talent who can't even enter the first small realm😅

Only the protagonist can change established history. Everyone else is trash, following the original history. It's as if after choosing a character, you immediately get the memory of that person, and you completely become that person's.

The subject matter is very novel, but I hope that the author can write his own stuff instead of directly copying history books. People who participated in the copy of the National Games are just like being taken over by historical figures. Their experiences and reactions are exactly the same. Even foreigners will use the same tactics. If the content is the same but the names are different, why don't I just read the history books? After all, this is a novel you wrote, not a copy of a history book. The author should add something of his own.