
Three Kingdoms: The Slaughter System
三国之杀伐系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 790k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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😅 Every time I see someone wanting to defect to Cao Cao, I want to give up. I feel inexplicable. If you want to defect to Cao Cao, you will be killed. Why don't you just betray the traitor last time? Kill Zhang Xiu, Hu Cheer, Jia Xu, too. You can also kill Lu Bu, Zhang Liao, Gao Shun...
It feels like I'm playing a game, I'm not integrated into the world, I have no emotions, I feel like I'm playing a game alone 🙂🙂
Although the writing is pretty good, I still want to scold the author. I really can't bear it. I understand you want to kill Guan Yu, but why do you want to write Zhao Zilong to death? I really really want to blow the author's head 😡
I'm working on a new book and would like to ask for your opinions. The new book is still about the Three Kingdoms, but is it a historical fact or a romance, with a system or without a system, and whether it includes military commanders from other periods? I hope everyone will actively participate.
After conquering Jiangdong, Xiao Qiao will be the spoils of war. It is not like some Three Kingdoms novels, where you are willing to do whatever you want. The Three Kingdoms is not like today. If you want it, you can just push it. You don't want to reward your subordinates with civil and martial arts. In ancient times, beautiful women were an effective way to win over people. Every time I read the Three Kingdoms novels and all kinds of ambiguities between women, I want to laugh. What era was it in the late Han Dynasty? We still think that we can have free love now.
The more I read it, the more I feel like I'm writing an essay. I've crammed dozens of chapters together but haven't gotten to the point yet. Why does it take so long to set the stage? It's like reading an essay.
The writing style is closer to a lecture than a novel, and the contradiction is obvious.
And how can anyone not die in a war? What's more, those generals, everyone knows that as long as they kill the opponent's general, the opponent will be in chaos and they will win, so aren't those generals the focus of greetings every time they fight? Once no one of the soldiers around the general can block his arrows, who will die if he doesn't?
Don't get gunpowder! The most annoying thing is that the protagonist makes inventions in ancient society, especially gunpowder! I couldn't bear the explosive charges in the Three Kingdoms era, but I had no choice but to abandon the book after making artillery! Pay attention to the style of painting!
Taishi Ci 99's force is too high