In a World of Great Strife, Drop Grass at the Beginning to Summon Heroes

Name: In a World of Great Strife, Drop Grass at the Beginning to Summon Heroes
Author: Blood Cry Sound

大争之世，开局落草召唤豪杰

by Blood Cry Sound (血泣音)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 711k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Audience: Male
Updated: 18h ago
Source: Fanqie

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6.9kReads

771Shelves

238Chapters

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Synopsis

(Contending for hegemony and summoning flow, there will be no chaos, etc. The protagonist is a person who does not know the history of China. The system introduction will not introduce the entire life of the character. There will be internal power sects, but internal power is limited to physical fitness.) (The development stage of grass bandits has been completed, and they have begun to summon famous historical ministers and fierce generals, officially entering the world of great struggle.) The Qin Empire, which had ruled the world for thousands of years, fell apart and the heroes competed for more than three hundred years, eventually forming the pattern of Three Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The three dynasties of Western Zhao, Southern Chu, and Eastern Qi stood side by side, and the five kingdoms of Qin, Wei, and Dai were divided on one side. Outside, there were five foreign tribes, Xirong, Beidi, Donghu, Dongying, and Nanman, who were eyeing each other. There were one palace, three sects, and four gangs in the rivers and lakes. Troubled times are like a furnace, and human lives are like grass. When the corvee documents from the Western Zhao Dynasty were delivered to Guanhe Village, Yunfan just wanted to survive. Until the village was bloodbathed and relatives were killed, a system called destiny awakened in his mind. From a bandit in the mountains to a feudal lord, when the fog clears, he will finally step onto the throne that leads to the throne of the common master of the world.

Reader comments

The author's writing is very detailed, and the scene strategy has a sense of design, but it is a bit like a group portrait but not a group portrait, and it doesn't feel like an epic war between great powers. A large chapter contains non-protagonist content, which gives a sense of historical participation, but it is not from the perspective of the protagonist and is not immersive enough. Moreover, the non-protagonist chapter is too detailed and the protagonist is not involved. I think we can briefly describe the situation of the two forces in general and give a sense of a turning point in the historical war trend. There are dozens of chapters with this content. I think it is very well written. It does not feel like it only writes about the Three Kingdoms or summoning historical figures that have appeared in the game. It also writes about the enemy's abilities that are also online. Alas, I gave it five stars for fear of premature death. Overall, I think it's four stars.
11 likes2mo ago
It's okay so far, but there are only a few chapters, and nearly 1/3 of it describes the plot of the war between the two countries. It's not that it can't be written, but it's just that the development of the protagonist was not focused on in such a large space in the early stage.
8 likes2mo ago
It's worth watching, but it's worth giving it a try to watch the subsequent growth and development of the main characters.
1 like2mo ago
Can the author provide a map of the forces? With a map, you can have a better sense of immersion when reading novels. I've seen Chapter 70, but there are no maps for a few factions, which is not very good.
1 like22d ago
It feels like watching Romance of the Three Kingdoms and The Legend of Yue Fei Yang Zaixing is probably the strongest among the bandits.
1mo ago
Is it imitating the map of the late Han Dynasty?
1mo ago
It's a pretty good novel. The writing is very smooth. The setting of the indigenous protagonist and the summoning of powerful generals is quite novel.
29d ago