[Parallel universe + immersive game + Ming Dynasty + only the protagonist knows the history]
In the third month of the public beta of "The Rise of Hongwu", the World Channel is extremely busy.
"Haha, I took refuge in the extremely rich tycoon Zhang Shicheng!"
"I'm awesome. I'm Chen Youliang's deputy general, and I'm in charge of hundreds of fierce NPCs!"
Seeing these idiots from the parallel world hugging each other's legs crazily, Liao Fan, who knew the direction of history, could only sigh in his heart: Just be happy.
Liao Fan, who was terrified of death because he could not exit the system, honestly picked up Zhu Chongba, a beggar who was suffering from a high fever, and became a meticulous counselor.
All the major guilds in the server laughed at him for playing "Beggars Survival Plan" in this hardcore hegemony game because he had a hole in his head.
Until a few hours of shortened version of the game... [The top banner of the whole server is announced in red letters: Player Liao Fan assisted the force "Da Ming" to pacify Jiangnan, triggering the irreplaceable and out-of-print title "Eternal Emperor Master"!
The players who were so proud a second ago suddenly lost their voices: That beggar with the broken bowl... Destroyed the two invincible bosses Zhang Shicheng and Chen Youliang? !
Reader comments
It's all ai, the preface doesn't match the postscript. In the first part, we still have to kill people, but later it becomes a test.
Ai articles often have repetitive content. The main character has no gaming ability except for peeking at the screen. At the beginning, he says that no one knows the history, but later invites people with a catalog of the founding generals of the Ming Dynasty.
It's all ai, the preface doesn't match the postscript. In the first part, we still have to kill people, but later it becomes a test.
Ai articles often have repetitive content. The main character has no gaming ability except for peeking at the screen. At the beginning, he says that no one knows the history, but later invites people with a catalog of the founding generals of the Ming Dynasty.