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
- English
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😅Every time I see someone wanting to surrender to Cao Cao, I feel like abandoning them. It's inexplicable. If you're going to surrender, why kill anyone? Why didn't you just betray and inform on him last time? Killing Zhang Xiu, Hu Che'er, and Jia Xu would be the same. Later, you could kill Lü Bu, Zhang Liao, Gao Shun...
It feels like I'm playing a game, but I haven't integrated into this world. I feel no emotion; it's like I'm playing the game alone. 🙂🙂
Although the writing is not bad, I still want to curse the author. I really can't stand it. I understand killing Guan Yu, but why did you have to kill off Zhao Zilong? I really, really want to smash the author's head in! 😡
I'm currently brainstorming ideas for a new book and would like to solicit everyone's opinions. The new book will still be about the Three Kingdoms period, but will it be a historical account or a fictionalized account? Will it have a system of events or not? Will it include generals from other periods? I hope everyone will actively participate.
After conquering Jiangdong, the Qiao sisters would be spoils of war. Don't let it be like some Three Kingdoms novels where it's all consensual. The Three Kingdoms period wasn't like today, where you can just take what you want and give it to your subordinates if you don't. In ancient times, beautiful women were an effective way to win people over.
The more I read, the more it feels like an essay. They've padded out dozens of chapters to reach the word count and still haven't gotten to the point. Does this setup really need to take this long? It's like reading an essay.
The writing style is closer to lecture notes than a novel, which feels jarring.
Besides, how can there be no deaths in war? Especially for those generals. Everyone knows that only by killing the enemy's commander-in-chief can the enemy be thrown into chaos and you win. So aren't those generals always the main targets in every battle? Once a general's personal guards are gone to shield him from arrows, who else but him will die?
Don't even mention gunpowder! What I hate most is when the protagonist tries to invent things in ancient society, especially gunpowder! I couldn't stand the idea of them making explosive charges during the Three Kingdoms period, and when they made cannons, I had no choice but to abandon the book! Pay attention to the art style!
Taishi Ci's martial prowess is too high (99).