The Empire’s General Summoning System
帝国之召唤武将系统
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Many supporting characters call the protagonist "Xiao De"? Author, have you ever seen anyone in the Three Kingdoms period call Liu Bei "Xiao Bei," Cao Cao "Xiao Cao," Yuan Shao "Xiao Shao," or Sun Quan "Xiao Quan"? In ancient times, hierarchy was a very serious matter.
We are soliciting names for treasures (weapons, warhorses, etc.), And names of ancient military generals that people would like to see featured.
We are collecting names for treasures (weapons, warhorses, etc.), As well as names of ancient military generals and famous special forces from ancient times!
Why waste time running around instead of managing a perfectly good territory? Being inexplicably summoned to the capital by the emperor to assassinate Cao Ju is a major blunder. First, the protagonist's grandfather inexplicably becoming the emperor and prince's highly respected "elder brother" is utterly brainless.
We're looking for submissions for minor roles!
We are currently recruiting extras. Please write down your name, attributes, special skills, and even a background. I will include you in the book as needed for the plot, which may be subject to change. You can create your own special skills; if they are reasonable, there shouldn't be any problems. 😃 Of course, please don't use overly mysterious names; try to maintain consistency with the book's style. 😁😁😁
Doesn't the author find it disgusting that the protagonist is so henpecked? And stop begging and whining about having his ears twisted, just go wash up and go to sleep. Conquering the world really doesn't suit the protagonist, haha.
Does the author have a grudge against the Three Kingdoms or simply not have done their research? Huang Zhong's martial prowess is only 93? What's with that? Guan Yu's is over 100! And Feng Zhijing's intelligence is supposedly higher than Xi Zicai and Xun Yu? Are you kidding me? They've portrayed famous generals and strategists of the Three Kingdoms as so weak. Sorry, I'm jumping out of this pit. I'm a Three Kingdoms fan, and I don't want to see this poorly written novel.
This book is so addictive! Every character is on par with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and it takes two hours to walk just over ten kilometers. The protagonist is also constantly groveling before women—it's all a mess!
The map you provided for the thirteen provinces of the Han Dynasty is completely wrong; it's all a jumbled mess. Fuzhou, Beizhou, damn it! (Yangzhou, Gunzhou, Yizhou, Yizhou, Qingzhou, Liangzhou, Bingzhou, Youzhou, Jingzhou, Jiaozhou, Yuzhou, Xuzhou, Sili) These are the real thirteen provinces of the Han Dynasty.
Can you recommend some good summoning games?
After reading a dozen or so chapters, I've noticed that the character attributes introduced so far are a bit too high; a score of 90 is enough to qualify someone as a national-level talent.