Wang Chuan wakes up to find himself a low-ranking county magistrate in Jiangdu at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty.
The Yellow Turbans are besieging the city, and five hundred starving soldiers are trapped inside. The city is on the verge of falling, and everyone is about to die.
At this critical moment, he awakens a Reputation System that lets him exchange points for unlimited white-flour steamed buns!
“Ding! Soldiers eat steamed buns: morale +1, Host reputation +1! White rice will soon be unlocked!”
“Ding! Soldiers eat spicy strips: morale +1, Host reputation +2! Beef noodles will soon be unlocked!”
When the ruthless strategist Cheng Yu arrives with a plan to seize provisions by raiding households, he instead sees the defenders lined up in long queues, happily wolfing down steaming white-flour buns and glistening spicy strips.
Cheng Yu stares at the buns in his bowl and the unfamiliar spicy strips, and his whole worldview collapses.
How can this city have more provisions than it would in an age of peace?
With food, you can raise an army!
With an army, you can build your reputation!
With reputation, you can upgrade the shop!
While the warlords of this chaotic age are still fretting over dwindling supplies, Wang Chuan has already used the System to recruit an army so fearsome that even the warlords beyond the passes tremble at its name, sweeping across the Three Kingdoms.
Although the details are very silly, they are avoided and downplayed. The general direction is refreshing, but it makes me hungry 🤦
I think it's pretty good, at least it's not like other novels of the same type, which talk about unlimited supply (free) in first-class shopping malls, but each description adds 100,000 copies, which is very twisted.
666, Is an invincible article. Can you believe that 43 pictures can directly unlock the rocket launcher?
The themes of the writing are good, and the route I like to follow is also what I like to read. Let me talk about some minor flaws: One is that as the protagonist, he wants to conquer the world and knows the direction of history. Not only does he directly expose his worship of Cao Cao in front of his subordinates, but he also wants to indulge Cao Cao's rise. Is this what a hegemon should do? Shouldn't it be that when we meet on a narrow road, the brave one wins? One is that the protagonist is so amazing, and all the well-known counselors in history become supporting roles. You modern people who travel through time and command wars are better than the counselors, which is a bit of a drama. There is another commenter who also complained about it. Where is the rocket launcher that my buddy spawned early in the morning? There is no need to fight against Dong Zhuo, and there is no need to fight against Xuzhou. All of his subordinates, those who eat rice and those who eat meat, have to fight to death against other soldiers and horses. It is said to be very difficult, so isn't this meal in vain, brother? The cruelty of the war is well written, but in your background, one side is full of food and drink, and the other side is not full, which is very dramatic. Personal opinion, keep it up.
The protagonist doesn't look like someone who traveled back in time, but like he was born and raised here! The counselors under my command are like time-travelers!
Every time I see the author's chapter titles, I think that the protagonist is going to suffer bad luck. But so far so good? I didn't see that I was feeling aggrieved. One second I lost my energy and the next second I had a countermeasure. Hahaha 😄 😄
It's beautiful, smooth, transparent, and well-organized. The characters and battle scenes are three-dimensional and appealing. Come on, come on, come on. Hurry up, the blade is impatient 😠😠😠😠
It's well written. I also understand why your work is well written. Not many people have read it. The chapter published on March 17th alone is estimated to be more than 30,000 words. The maximum number of words uploaded per day is 20,000. If more than 20,000 words are considered AI writing, I hope the author will not do such stupid things again.
This plot is so familiar 🤦
I have read a book of this type, but he started with bandits, and then he recruited Dian Wei and Zhao Yun, and also fought against Lu Bu. However, that book was later removed from the shelves. I hope this book can survive to the end.