Online Gaming: Convincing the World

I like the setting of this book very much. The author's writing style is also quite smooth. But the first 5 chapters are a bit poisonous for old bookworms. Let me summarize the content. You can just skip it as a setting. Countries around the world have created a game through alien technology. Including all dynasties from ancient times to the present. By chance, the protagonist got a powerful skill that can quickly increase his favorability, and thus conquered Pu Yuan, a blacksmith in history. Nearly all the famous emperors in the game have inheritance, and the protagonist obtained Liu Bei's inheritance and established his power, thus starting the road to hegemony.

When I read this book, I was attracted by the introduction, but the more I got to the later, the more uncomfortable I felt. Let me talk about chapter 120. In the early stage, I still felt like the protagonist. In the middle stage, I felt that the protagonist was just a soy sauce. His presence was very weak, and his skills were not used very much. They were just brushed off. What I disliked the most was that it was written that the protagonist is just an introduction, and most of the plot is a story of supporting characters.

The protagonist is a scumbag. In normal history, the first wife must agree to marry a wife The protagonist betrayed Lu Lingqi He is a scumbag.

I found that the protagonist's skills have no sense of existence

Chapter 7, the protagonist doesn't even ask who the lady is?

Pig's feet actually died. . . . .

What happened to the Zhutian History Chat Group?

Why do I feel more and more confused the more I look at it. . . Can't understand

It was very exciting when I first watched it, but after watching it I felt a little embarrassed and couldn't understand it.

This is the best Clash of Dynasties fanfic I have ever read. I have read quite a few, but not as good as this one. I am just confused, why are there so few recommendation votes? It's a pity that those bookworms can't read such a wonderful book.