Live Across the Universe: The Heroes of the Three Kingdoms

PUBG, like League of Legends, doesn't have much of a story. It lacks a cohesive world-building and relies heavily on original content. The narrative is too limited. Can anyone tell me a PUBG book that doesn't fall apart later on?

As for the eunuch part, it's impossible for me to be a eunuch, and this pen name is impossible to abandon. But the royalties aren't high; even with perfect attendance bonuses, it's not enough to make a living. I have to work odd jobs, getting home at 8 or 9 pm after a 9-to-5 shift. I don't have any drafts saved up, and if I have to work overtime, I have to stop updating.

This title reminds me of some kind of cosmic empire, South Korea.

Xiao Xi doesn't like writing thank-you notes or reflections in the main text of novels. As someone with mild to moderate OCD, she prefers to see the main text at a glance, without any extraneous chapters. Therefore, she didn't write any author's notes or anything like that. She felt that all that talking was rather empty; it's better to just update regularly.

I read fifty chapters, skipping directly from chapter 37 to chapter 39. Skipping from chapter 42 to 44, and directly from chapter 46 to 48, is frustrating for readers who want to skip chapters. I wonder if this will continue later on.

Great, I like it very much. It would be great if you could add me to the list. I suggest creating a thread for extras so I can also get a bit of a role.

I searched for ages thinking it would be a live broadcast across the entire universe where everyone on Earth could see it and discuss it together, but unfortunately, it wasn't there. So disappointing! I read a few chapters and then gave up. What a waste of such a great premise; the author ruined it.

I just want to ask why so many of the author's chapters are missing? Has no one compiled them?

I skimmed through up to chapter 300, but then decided to give up. 1. At first, I thought the village-building aspect was a historical farming game, but later I realized it was more like a fantasy game. All the military aspects, especially the four-person team fighting 70,000 troops, felt incredibly awkward.

Because the synopsis was so weak, I didn't dare to read the content.