
Age of Empires: Through the Middle Ages
帝国时代之穿越中世纪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 773k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 11d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Is the author trying to let himself go?
It's so weird to suddenly have a fantasy magic setting
I like Age of Empires and the mobile game "Fingertip Empire". I haven't read a novel about Age of Empires yet. Come on, author!
Damn it, author, you should break it up into paragraphs, otherwise no one would be able to read a paragraph so long.
1066 Stamford Bridge? Is the author a P Club player?
Hmm... Just a suggestion You don't have to talk about future generations too often. It looks very dramatic and awkward. Of course, if you just want to talk about the word count, just pretend I didn't say anything.
I haven't watched it yet, but why is it Age of Empires? There are no arms at all like Mount and Blade, which has many arms and Total War.
If there are too few chapters, the popularity will definitely be low.
There is a lot of pre-travel content at the beginning that is not nutritious, just travel directly and it will be over, Xiaodu
This segmentation is a bit too exaggerated. When it's time to segment, it doesn't need to be so detailed...
So are you really ready to be a eunuch?
I have read a few chapters so far. The author Ji's writing style needs to be improved. Come on, I wish the author Ji will get better and better as he writes...
Seriously, how many people who read history like to have golden fingers?