An MC Player in the Three Kingdoms
三国里的MC玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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363Chapters
7.8kRecommendations
11.1kFans
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Is it really that interesting to have such a huge cheat code and still feel so frustrated? Ancient setting with cheat codes is usually assumed to be a wish-fulfillment story, otherwise what's the point of having a cheat code? Why are you going around being so submissive while having a cheat code? Having a cheat code in Minecraft is like having maxed-out logistics.
QD has been producing some really talented players lately! This is the first time I've heard of Enchanting Infinity being about Infinite Durability. I asked around and found out it only works like that in version 1.7.0, But I think Minecraft only came out to version 1.6.1 Back in 2013? I've forgotten the specifics, but it wasn't 1.7.0 Yet. You're a seven-year veteran player, truly amazing! 👍
Author, please keep updating! I haven't read such a comfortable story in a long time.
I watched a little bit, but the protagonist seemed rather unintelligent. When I tried to empathize with him, I felt quite dull, which is unpleasant. We've all gone through nine years of compulsory education; while we might not be as cunning as the ancients, I still think I'm better at math, planning, development, and infrastructure. After all, all those years of studying weren't for nothing!
I read a few chapters and felt quite frustrated. I checked the table of contents and then came to read the comments. As expected, most readers shared the same opinion. The title sounds grand—"The Three Kingdoms," with a Minecraft world—but the author is clearly just being reckless.
Oh, so everyone in this book has the intelligence of a three-year-old. No wonder the more I read, the more I felt their IQs were incredibly low; they all seemed to be playing pretend in kindergarten. It's one thing for the supporting characters to be stupid, but if the protagonist is also this stupid, readers will feel insulted by the author…
Blocking the protagonist's backpack? I think the author is overthinking it. If you have it and don't let the protagonist use it, what's the point of having a cheat code? It's better not to have it at all.
A Minecraft novel written by a casual gamer... Well, how should I put it? With such a huge cheat code, you live such a miserable life. I took a look, but couldn't continue.
Could you please add this to my favorites list with 1 monthly pass and 4 recommendation votes?
I thought it would be about using Minecraft's abilities and developing in the Three Kingdoms world, but it turns out it's just about utilizing Minecraft's resources. Oh well, I hope your novel becomes a hit.