Kai Wushuang Starts with the Crusade Against Bandits

I feel like there are too few roles for the protagonist. Many of the roles are described in detail even though the protagonist is not involved, and the progress in strength is also a bit slow. Although it is a game, the tasks given must be completed at least if there is a chance. The protagonist's strength is already at the top of the server and he cannot complete the boss-fighting tasks. It is a bit too much. It is not in line with the setting of the game. Even Dark Souls does not play this way. I hope the author will pay attention and don't start the mission if you can't beat it.

I took advantage of the limited exemption and read the latest chapter. The book is a good book, and the author plays jokes appropriately, but it is not good enough to recommend to others. I think the author's description of the characters other than the protagonist is really poor. I haven't remembered the names of any other players until now. I hope the author can improve his writing style. The books will be kept on the bookshelf and I will read them when I have time. The last 200 points are dedicated, I hope the author can cheer up.

Overall, the author should still have great writing skills. The positioning of the combination of Three Kingdoms and games is not bad, but this book was ultimately a hit. The main reasons why I couldn't finish it myself are as follows: First, the author wanted to write about the Three Kingdoms plus a game, but ended up writing a vernacular version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Or to put it another way, the original work of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is not difficult to understand, and I don't need to read the vernacular version again. The second is that the plot is too protracted. For example, Dong Zhuo's occupation of Luoyang was written for so long. Third, it's uncomfortable to watch. Good people don't live long. Nothing else

I just read this book and finished reading the free chapters. I feel like it was written by the author for fun. The main character is not mentioned in the whole story. At least a third of the strokes have no role at all. The major events are not highlighted and the minor plots are not very satisfying. No one can win a big victory against a decent general, and he often fails on the battlefield. The protagonist is neither funny nor lovable, nor is he passionate and loyal. He does not have a clear image. Finally, I would like to say that the completely negative feedback setting of Africa is okay to laugh at, but he really insists on writing. Is the author afraid of being a fool? And whether it's a game or reality, if the GM has adjusted the explosion rate, is it okay? I don't know if anyone likes this setting. Anyway, it's very discouraging for me. Could it be that the author likes to play online games where you can kill monsters without dropping any items?

To be honest, the subject of the Three Kingdoms is difficult to write about. Every boy has a martial arts dream and a dream of the Three Kingdoms in his heart. Everyone will imagine that their favorite advisers and generals will denounce Fang Qiu during that period of history. However, the history you write is unique, and it is very important to make the imperfections you write logical and consistent in the setting.                                                                                                       The game company will avoid the protagonist from changing history in order to reduce the workload and control the development of the situation; as a fantasy unparalleled game in which one knight can defeat a thousand, the advisors and generals can amplify their personal abilities and change the situation of the war on their own; as a pile of data, few people will still pursue the beauties in history. Regardless of whether the author wants to have a single female protagonist or no female protagonist, no NPC will come out to question the issue of marriage and offspring. Safety is paramount in this period. I really like the setting of this book in this regard. Before this, I read a lot of travel stories about the Three Kingdoms, and I always had various regrets, some of which were not in line with the history in my mind, or some of the protagonists were exaggerated, but in this book, I could find reasons to convince myself. Come on, Mr. Du, you don't need to pay attention to the trolls. It's just a novel, if it matches, it will come, if it doesn't, it will go. As a serial author, you cannot satisfy everyone. What you need to do is satisfy the people who support you and maintain the number of this group of people at a level that you are satisfied with.

After reading the comments, the protagonist is still a non-believer? When I saw the beginning of the Yellow Turban Uprising, I couldn't stand it anymore, for personal reasons. Firstly, the character of the protagonist may be said to be funny, but it is not. It always feels a little bit weird. Secondly, it feels like the protagonist has an inexplicable smooth sailing without doing anything. I would say he is very skilled, but he is not. As luck would have it, the setting is still non-Emirati. To say that there is a golden finger is neither time travel nor rebirth, and there is no system yet. It feels like everyone can copy it, so why does the protagonist suddenly feel like the first player (the first to open Wushuang) Thirdly, this is what I don't understand the most. There is no security system, the protagonist still has a job, and he only has so much time to play every day. After all, the setting of this game is not necessarily different from other novels, and it cannot support a family. So, why is the protagonist so strong? There's no Drunken Emperor in this game? Fourth, there is a problem with the game mechanism, which is too troublesome to elaborate on. Fifth, this is the biggest problem. I think the god-making plan is meaningless since the game company can control the game progress and wants to create a dog cradle. The novel is something that allows people to take part in it and satisfy the spiritual emptiness caused by the readers' real-life encounters. Ordinary players and players who spend money and money combined are not enough to defeat a single person. Especially in the era of personal power, it is normal for one person to defeat a country. There are too many flaws. . . .

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I think the author mainly focused on the game and didn't pay much attention to the protagonist. In other words, the author wanted to write the story of a game, not the pretentious history of a protagonist. Those who say that there is no distinction between priorities probably just want to simply read the protagonist and have to describe the protagonist in full length. Although they are taking advantage of it, this book is really good. I'm tired of watching the protagonists pretending to be cool, and I prefer to watch this kind of sand sculpture style. As for the non-chief setting, I just want to say that such people exist. The game I have been playing for half a year only has new three-star characters released by the system.

The first twenty chapters are quite interesting. After reading more than 50 chapters, I feel a little bored. There are too many bullshit. Let's not talk about the water. The endless embarrassing atmosphere can easily bore readers 😎

I suggest the author not to make the protagonist so special. The European Emperor present here has no sense of immersion.

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You can write about supporting characters, but in one stroke, one or two chapters at most, but the author has written too many supporting characters, which does not help your main plot at all. I don't know if I can keep up with the updates. Writing stories about supporting characters, I can only support it, and it is easy to die. Of course, if the author wants to enjoy himself, that's free

As a fan of the Three Kingdoms, it was really uncomfortable to read what the author wrote. First, Sima Hui lived in seclusion in Jingzhou. At that time, Xu Shu was only a knight with high martial arts skills. He later came to Jingzhou to become his disciple. Second, the Sima family's territory is not Yingchuan but Hedong. Hedong is the Sima family. Yingchuan is the base of the Xun family. The second is Chen Qun's Chen family. Although the Sima family is famous in the Three Kingdoms, it is still inferior to the Xun family. Of course, it is okay to write it aside from these basic settings.

There is too much nonsense. Many book friends actually don't like books with too much nonsense. Don't force the text to be joyful.

I think it's not bad! Why do so many people criticize the author?

The profile you wrote makes people don't want to read it at all. Who do you think would watch sand sculptures playing games?

There are too many supporting characters, and I often write several chapters for one supporting character. The sense of immersion that I finally managed to build up is completely destroyed, and so many supporting characters are depicted in such detail that it is too tiring to read.

Although the plot of this book is a bit cliche, everything else is okay, but the supporting female character is totally toxic. The author must have realized it, and the collection is so exaggerated. The second thing is that there are too many supporting roles. We are here to see the protagonist showing off, not the supporting characters showing off. This is where the author takes a narrow path. To be honest, once I see the supporting characters playing more than 3 chapters, I find it boring and jump over it. This is probably the same as everyone else, so I have to take it easy first.

The protagonist has too few roles and the supporting roles have too many. We can give the protagonist more roles.

How should I put it? It feels like the author has put a lot of effort into describing people other than the protagonist, but as far as I am concerned, it seems unclear as to who the protagonist is. It affects the sense of substitution 😓

How did you come across this book? There are no keywords and no recommendations. I almost couldn't find it myself? Is there any answer? Puzzled?

No, why on earth are you, Wu Liu, writing six or seven or seventy-eight chapters in one go? Dual protagonists? Are there any settings that cannot be avoided? There's nothing special about Wu Liushou that needs to be written down, right? I very much doubt that you are counting the words. Can you explain what he did in one or two chapters?

That's it. I plan to keep a few hundred of them and look at them together.

Author, you are on a narrow road. If you don't know how to write about women, don't write about it.

One thing to say, this is the first book I've spent money to read 😄, so cheers for the author!

The protagonist has too few roles, and the player's portrayal is not good either.

Kai Wushuang starts with the crusade against bandits

I also watched it for free, and I thought it was quite interesting I really hate the kind of online game writing where the main character is not here, as if all the missions in the game cannot be completed, and the dungeon cannot be played The writing is a bit sketchy and some places are a little more dramatic And because a lot of words are given to other players and NPCs, the overall plot is relatively loose. After reading one chapter, I am not particularly looking forward to the development of the next chapter.

I just saw how the author arranged for the protagonist 996 to have such a job, so he still has enough time to play games. Then you won't be able to participate in most of the Three Kingdoms plot? Is this still an online game? It's not a lottery game, and you don't have time to play games. How can you be better than others? The setting of the protagonist is poisonous. A little insight.

Really good at water. The number of words in a mess is no wonder that you rush to the street