After transmigrating to the end of the Han dynasty, Lu Ze, a civil engineering major, fled with his bucket and joined Cao Cao’s camp. He had hoped to help Cao Cao bring peace and stability to the realm, but when he risked his life to stop the massacre in Xuzhou, Cao Cao publicly denounced him as a pedantic scholar with a woman’s soft heart!
Then Cao Cao tried to sentence him to death and imprison him for life.
Lu Ze immediately put his civil engineering skills to work, grabbed his bucket, and fled to Xuzhou, where he met Liu Bei and joined forces against Cao Cao.
You believe in massacring cities to make an example of them? I’ll conjure disasters with my own hands and show you what true heavenly wrath looks like!
At the Fuyang Pass, [Thunderfire City-Burning Art] blasted Cao Cao’s vanguard to pieces and kept Xuzhou safe.
On the banks of the Si River, [Ice River Boundary-Breaking Curse] summoned the great waves of an ice flood and swept away Cao Cao’s camp.
On the Yangtze at Red Cliffs, [River-Sealing Dragon-Locking Formation] blocked the waterways and helped the fire attack wipe out Cao Cao’s entire fleet.
I can’t summon wind and rain. I just know a little civil engineering, physics, and chemistry, yet I can make you, Cao Mengde, tremble at the mere mention of my name!
Cao Cao never understood, even on his deathbed: how did the pedantic scholar he once cast aside like trash become a true god of the turbulent age, wielding Heaven’s punishment and deciding life and death with a single word?
If you don't help Cao Tucheng, I will give you a five-star rating.
Overall, this is a very good Three Kingdoms fanfic. The only bad thing is that I was tricked into it by the title, but according to the ancient thinking, the title is actually correct [face covering]
The methodology of the protagonist's perspective is quite novel, but it has nothing to do with the P agency mentioned in the title, so it is judged as a headline-grabbing one.
You think you are watching the Three Kingdoms, but actually you are watching the New Three Kingdoms [laughs]
The novel is good, but it doesn't contain the efficiency-oriented content that P Club players who saw the title wanted to see.
The foreshadowing is pretty good, I look forward to the follow-up efforts.
Create a character card
Lu Ze
Power: group
Blood volume: 💪💪💪
Skill: Preparation: At the beginning of the game, you choose a character, and the power becomes that character's power. You will get the upper limit of the corresponding number of marks [Preparation] based on the number of characters of the same power as you on the field; when you get cards from characters of the same power (excluding yourself) outside the round, you can choose: 1. Once in a round, draw x (x is the number of marks [Preparation] you have) cards, and allocate x cards to any character of the same power. 2. Replenish the corresponding number of [Preparations] according to the number of cards obtained.
Weaponry: At the beginning of your turn, draw x cards. At the end of your turn, you can consume y [Preparations]. Choose an effect: 1. Cause y fire attribute damage to a character, and then turn your character card over; 2. Select y characters and restore 1 HP point to them.
Awakening skill: Righteousness: At the beginning of your turn, if you have been injured, and [Prepare] is less than or equal to the blood volume you have lost, you can choose to activate it, discard all [Prepare], select a character, inflict fire damage equal to the discarded [Prepare] to it, and restore your corresponding physical strength. Then select a character on the field, change the force to that of this character, and obtain the skill [Complete]
Complete: z times in one round (z is the number of characters with the same force as yours currently on the field), when a character of the same force is damaged, you can choose: 1. Obtain a card from the character, and the character draws a card; 2. Increase the upper limit of the mark [Preparation] by one point. If you choose to activate both effects at the same time, turn your character card over.
It looks okay, but it's your fault that the title deceived me.
The beginning of the writing was pretty good, the book was good and there wasn't anything very bad about it, but it was a pity that it ended too hastily.
Civil Engineering Fantasy: I took on projects in the Three Kingdoms
If you don't help Cao Tucheng, I will give you a five-star rating.
Overall, this is a very good Three Kingdoms fanfic. The only bad thing is that I was tricked into it by the title, but according to the ancient thinking, the title is actually correct [face covering]
The methodology of the protagonist's perspective is quite novel, but it has nothing to do with the P agency mentioned in the title, so it is judged as a headline-grabbing one.
You think you are watching the Three Kingdoms, but actually you are watching the New Three Kingdoms [laughs]
The novel is good, but it doesn't contain the efficiency-oriented content that P Club players who saw the title wanted to see.
The foreshadowing is pretty good, I look forward to the follow-up efforts.
Create a character card Lu Ze Power: group Blood volume: 💪💪💪 Skill: Preparation: At the beginning of the game, you choose a character, and the power becomes that character's power. You will get the upper limit of the corresponding number of marks [Preparation] based on the number of characters of the same power as you on the field; when you get cards from characters of the same power (excluding yourself) outside the round, you can choose: 1. Once in a round, draw x (x is the number of marks [Preparation] you have) cards, and allocate x cards to any character of the same power. 2. Replenish the corresponding number of [Preparations] according to the number of cards obtained. Weaponry: At the beginning of your turn, draw x cards. At the end of your turn, you can consume y [Preparations]. Choose an effect: 1. Cause y fire attribute damage to a character, and then turn your character card over; 2. Select y characters and restore 1 HP point to them. Awakening skill: Righteousness: At the beginning of your turn, if you have been injured, and [Prepare] is less than or equal to the blood volume you have lost, you can choose to activate it, discard all [Prepare], select a character, inflict fire damage equal to the discarded [Prepare] to it, and restore your corresponding physical strength. Then select a character on the field, change the force to that of this character, and obtain the skill [Complete] Complete: z times in one round (z is the number of characters with the same force as yours currently on the field), when a character of the same force is damaged, you can choose: 1. Obtain a card from the character, and the character draws a card; 2. Increase the upper limit of the mark [Preparation] by one point. If you choose to activate both effects at the same time, turn your character card over.
It looks okay, but it's your fault that the title deceived me.
The beginning of the writing was pretty good, the book was good and there wasn't anything very bad about it, but it was a pity that it ended too hastily.
Civil Engineering Fantasy: I took on projects in the Three Kingdoms