Make a Game, and 5,000 Years of Chinese History Make the Whole Internet Cry

I came here after watching the comic, and I cried at several parts. The narrative is really good, but some of the logic is not right, but it doesn't have much impact. It was so shocking to see the champion becoming self-aware. Unfortunately, it was too short. It didn't write about the Tang Dynasty, and it didn't give Star People a little bit of the shock of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

It was so well written that I was emotionally involved. I won't say more. You will only know how beautiful it is after you read it for yourselves.

Civilization [must have people remembering it, writing it down, and guarding it. We can't let the children not remember where they come from and what their name is. The author is really great and made me cry a lot. Thank you author, you are also the guardian of civilization.

This track is very good. It is not just about the interests of family and country, but also about the harm caused by nipple entertainment. If we keep having fun, this may not be the future scene. The world will not always be peaceful. Without blood, there will be no resistance to injustice and no sense of responsibility for the survival of the country.

Why is the rating so low? This is really the story that made me cry the most from the comic (although my face is often broken) to the original novel. It is not the sadness of the love between children and the separation of the hero and heroine, but the heart-wrenching feeling of family and country. Especially when Feng Lang Juxu ended and Huo Qubing's last night, he was looking in that direction. I might have jokingly said before that he was looking in the direction of his hometown, but at that time my first thought was, was he looking at Monan? Are you watching the Huns? Are you thinking about his saying, "The Huns are not exterminated, so why should we take care of our family?" Are you looking over there and wondering when you can destroy the Huns?

The writing is really good, it's not just a cool article, but more of a description of the game. Have clear perspective thinking.

I came here after watching the short drama about AI. Although AI is good-looking, many details of the plot are missing. I recommend reading the novel. Oops, after watching the short drama, I wanted to read the novel to catch up on the details.

Even in the vast sea of ​​novels, this book is the only special one. For the ordinary people in the text, Daxia Game has given them real romance; and for us real-life readers, this book has also given us real romance. It's a pity that the popularity seems to be a bit insufficient, and there are very few people even rating it, alas...

I don't know if people who don't play RPG games have this experience. A good game can really make you feel like you are experiencing a parallel life, and the emotional experience a good character can give you is completely better than the real world. It's hard to imagine how exciting it would be if an immersive somatosensory cabin really appeared.

The subject matter is very good, the first half is perfect, but the second half seems to only cover the Song Dynasty, not the Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and New China. What a pity