In the 21st century, Liu Ling, a history college student, was playing a hard-core strategy game called "Horse and Blade: Three Kingdoms of Yigu" all night. Due to an accidental electric shock, he took the game system and traveled to the border of Youzhou on the eve of the Yellow Turban Rebellion in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He found that he had become the "Liu Ling" of the same name - a humble Han Dynasty descendant whose parents had died, his family was in decline, and he only inherited a dilapidated fort named "Beihuang Fort" and dozens of families of refugees. In this era of imminent chaos, he has neither a distinguished background nor a powerful general. His only reliance is the "mountain and slash infrastructure system" bound to the game in his mind.
Reader comments
It's not enough. Can there be more?
Heaven and earth! 102 Finally killed Zhang Kai. The protagonist was a stronger one. It was so touching [shocked]
Be accurate when writing numbers. I wrote before that the time between reality and the game is 1:10. What does it mean that one night has passed in reality and three months have passed in the game?
My question, I didn't see it
It's not enough. Can there be more?
Heaven and earth! 102 Finally killed Zhang Kai. The protagonist was a stronger one. It was so touching [shocked]
Be accurate when writing numbers. I wrote before that the time between reality and the game is 1:10. What does it mean that one night has passed in reality and three months have passed in the game? My question, I didn't see it