Three Kingdoms Online Game: the Princes Struggle for Hegemony

The writing is quite good, but now I can't see the attributes of the generals, and the attack and defense loss ratio is unreasonable. I just saw that Luoyang's attack and defense losses are high.

The fight for hegemony article should not be too spoofy. Hahaha and hahaha would ruin the atmosphere too much. It's better not to write about brothers, love and the like in cool articles. People who come to read cool articles won't want to read these. So the protagonist should be more independent, write less about the real world, and don't have too close relationships with other players. After all, they are all potential competitive relationships. Readers don't like to see the protagonist bringing up his younger brother. Personal suggestion, attribute data and the like should be enclosed in [], which will be more conspicuous and comfortable for readers. If the author's next book is an online game of the Three Kingdoms type, it is best not to write levels. Writing levels is to allow readers to experience the thrill of upgrading the protagonist. This is not needed in a war novel. On the contrary, the protagonist's level and strength cannot be high, otherwise it will become an invincible novel and it will collapse. 👍 The above are only personal suggestions. Finally, I wish the author better and better results.

To be honest, I really like this subject matter, but it's a pity that I haven't found many people who can watch this subject matter in so many years. 99% Of it is crazy cheating, which makes me complain almost every time I watch it, and then I am attacked by fans. I am a little afraid of watching this kind of subject matter 🔨

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The first few chapters directly persuade me to quit, and the reason is very simple! Even though I entered the game late at the beginning, I met two TTs on the road and ended up calling them brothers. How stupid is this? To take a step back, even if there is no village in the early stage, it is understandable to find someone to level up and brush monsters with you, but this is a hegemony article, right? Until I collected the warriors before building the village, I was still thinking about whether I should find a corner to build the village by myself to avoid the two TTs I encountered on the road! ! Or you don't tell them to build their own village, and just find any reason to shirk it, such as being unable to get out, or being stuck by some plot, and letting them play by themselves first! After a while, if the other party does well, forget it. If he doesn't do well, you will have a certain foundation by then. When you give your brothers a hand, it's not impossible to just treat them as a reward for taking care of you when you first entered the game, right? As a result, within a few days, they actually took the initiative to tell them that I was going to build a village 🤫 and they brought more than 20 people they didn't know very well! As mentioned in the previous article, tens of millions of people can only receive a few dozen warriors. Now you receive three and two advanced elixirs, why don't you develop them secretly? The human heart is the hardest thing to grasp, not to mention you are still a passerby! Are you seeking death? You trust players so easily and you still have the nerve to say you want to fight for hegemony? That large army is the emotion accumulated by a few core members through many games! Putting aside feelings, we also have a community of interests. What can you and those two TTs do that can be mutually beneficial? Three high-end NPCs are in hand, as are the elixirs. With such a huge early advantage, players have to be gullible! Farewell, I can't blame others for my poor grades, it's just because the author doesn't understand the sinister nature of people's hearts!

Bad review, after reading 500 chapters, I still don't know what to do. The main character keeps making soy sauce.

The author's stall is too big and the writing is messy. Are historical generals so easy to recruit? Can any player be recruited? The protagonist is too miserable. Which place is not good to choose? Choose Luoyang, the place of the Four Battles? After watching most of it, the protagonist seems to be making soy sauce, a high-end soy sauce, ha, tui!

I haven't read the book yet, so I'll save it and read it when I have time. 98% Of the authors who write online game novels about lord construction get it wrong at the beginning. It's obviously an online game, not a stand-alone game. However, it ends up being too laggy at the start, so you can only play stand-alone. I say this to you. The title of the book should not be called an online game. You can use cheats to the point where you dare not make friends. All players are "someone wants to harm each other." You are not the legendary "VIP customer". The main thing I want to say to the author is that since it is an "online game", the players are always the subject. Don't be like other novels where you cheat and play single-player as soon as you enter the game. Anyone who has played stand-alone games knows that if you enable invincible plug-ins, you will completely lose interest in the game after playing it for a while. The player team of online games is always the core. Even if there is not a great guild, there must be a few good friends who share the same temperament. ——The most immersive online game is the realistic "Legend of the Mage" (although I have hardly played the legend, but it does not affect my sense of immersion), and there is also an online game "Three Kingdoms City Guide" by Baili Xi. The writing is quite normal, at least it is not a stand-alone game with invincibility. I have never seen an author who can write supporting characters (other players) with online IQs (the lord type has not yet appeared). In a game played by tens of millions of people, you are the only one who can get famous generals and good things. Do you think this setting is reasonable? Therefore, I hope the author will not make the supporting characters so silly that they have less presence than the NPC farmers and soldiers in the book.

What is the author doing? Not updated yet.

The writing is pretty good, please. If you were the protagonist and had such a big advantage in the early stage, would you become brothers with someone you just met within a few days of joining the game? ? This is a village, not a guild base! It is said that it is a legion, but the players themselves form a team. Are there any restrictions recognized by the system? All free players, what if I steal your village? These three warriors are awesome. What can you do to me if I make a sneak attack in the middle of the night? ? Hasn't the author really heard this sentence: You must have the intention to harm others and you must have the intention to guard against others? It's not that society is too complicated, but that people's hearts are too scary! Primary school students understand the truth, but the author does not 😅😅

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It's very difficult to write articles about hegemony now. It's not that there's nothing to write about, but there's no market for it. It's amazing that the author can persevere. Come on! ! ! !

Personally I think 1. Since it is an online game, there is nothing wrong with it if there are players, and it is better to write more; if you only write about one protagonist, wouldn't it become a time-travel flow, which is even more inappropriate? 2. Personally, the protagonist of this article feels that it is somewhat different from some early invincible streams. It is a bit ordinary, but after all, there is no cheating. However, the author seems to have deliberately weakened other players, which makes the protagonist appear to be far stronger than other players. I think that as long as the protagonist is not cheating, some brothers can help him. 3. Since it is an online game for hegemony, in the later stage, the protagonist fights with other local NPC princes, and other players basically lose their competitiveness. It's a little unreasonable on the premise that the protagonist doesn't do much cheating; I personally suggest that you write a few more player princes to compete with NPCs and the protagonist for hegemony. It's endless fun to fight with others! It's endless fun to fight against the sky! Have fun fighting the system!

I have been reading this book since I started writing it. When I read more than 100 chapters, I wanted to finish it and enjoy it. Today, on a whim, I found that the author has not updated it for a month. I beg the author not to be a eunuch. I send you three recommendation votes.

This writing style gives me a headache. It's a long paragraph, I don't know how to use punctuation, and I'm blinded just by listing the attributes.

After reading more than 100 chapters, you begin to trust the players you have only known for a short time? ? ? And what on earth does the protagonist want to do? I feel like I am just confused and a bastard. I don't know what the protagonist wants to do. I feel confused while watching it.

Isn't it Zhao Zilong from Shijiazhuang and Lu Fengxian from Baotou?

The protagonist doesn't even have a brain and doesn't understand what human beings are, haha The author's writing style needs to be improved There are very few punctuation marks and a long string of words, which makes me feel tired Also, when the author writes about the struggle for hegemony, could he read the relevant history or books

Personally, I think this novel is very well written and is one of the best among the Three Kingdoms online games. But why is the result so unsatisfactory?