Three Kingdoms: The Divine General Descends

It's too much. The high martial arts setting is already too high at the beginning, and there is no memory implant. Cheng Yaojin? One person can attack 8,000 people. He said that there is a big difference between the common people and the soldiers, but he also overly drags the generals to attack 8,000 people? ? ? I don't think the author understands the concept of eight thousand? You say that the soldiers are very strong, and you praise the opponent's ability value, and the resulting generals are amazing... The silver level 2 generals can fight eight thousand, and your purple generals can fight one hundred thousand... When you summon them into the crowd, you won't lose their loyalty! ? ?

Why do you have to bring a younger sister with you as soon as you appear? Can't survive without my sister? What else, it's really poisonous! ! !

It has been fully supported. This setting is really too huge. I am worried about whether I can fill in the holes perfectly in the future. Don't follow Chen Dong's example of digging holes and not filling them!

The setting of this game is too unreasonable. There are hundreds of thousands of miles between the two cities, and there is probably an entire earth sandwiched between them. How to fight like this? A soldier travels ten thousand miles a day? Came by plane? The lower limit is as low as ordinary people, and the upper limit is vague.

The subject matter cannot be said to be novel, but it is indeed interesting. However, the author has not graduated from elementary school mathematics, and all the data in the book are ridiculously exaggerated. For example, in this game during the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there were 1,300 cities, and the distance between each city was 100,000 miles. So assuming that the territory is a circle, what is the approximate distance between the easternmost city and the westernmost city? It's about 3.9 Million miles. Well, you read that right, it's so outrageous. At this time, if you want to spend a year traveling from the east to the west, you would have to walk more than 10,000 miles a day! Isn't the worldview of other immortals as outrageous as yours? How can others fly? This one hundred thousand miles is really ridiculous. You can't write it like this even if you have a little brain. If you say marching between two cities, if it takes a month, then it has to be a marching speed of 2 miles per minute without even a second of rest. This is still marching speed. The author should open a portal quickly. There are several portals between the cities that can be used. Use it, otherwise we should centralize the towns. All towns are built on the basis of cities. Each city is just like the capital of a country in ancient times. Most ordinary people between the two cities usually have no contact with each other and have no chance to communicate. Then there are specialized merchants who carry out trade between different cities, and each time there are hundreds of thousands of merchant teams.

Meet Superman at the beginning. . I'm afraid the author doesn't know what eight thousand people is, right? Cheng Yaojin is not a first-class combat power. Even if he is a first-class combat power, he will have to exhaust his stamina after losing 8,000 cavalry, right?

After reading Chapter 93, let's not talk about other things. The author's historical achievements are really full of flaws. Before the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Wang Yun's official position was Situ? ? ? Was Baima Yicong trained by Zhao Yun? ? ? Black question mark face. I can ignore all kinds of other unreasonable things in the real world. After all, although it is unscientific, it is very fantasy. But I think the author should change this historical issue if he has a chance. Although you have explained that the understanding of the Three Kingdoms comes from the Romance, this is untenable. I hope the author sees that it is still a good book after all. It is a pity that there are too many poisonous points in the early stage to dissuade many people.

I haven't watched it yet, but I've watched it a lot in the summoning genre. Generally speaking, there are two problems. One is that the generals summoned are not smart enough, and the various kneeling and licking dialogues are awkward. The other is that there are too many characters and the author cannot control them. Generally, the characters are similar, except for the time when they first came out. , Later on, I felt that the literary management was the same, the generals were the same... And the most egregious thing was that in the end, Invincible under Heaven could no longer be edited, and all the characters I summoned rebelled and did it themselves... I just want to ask, does this book account for the above points?

The setting is really huge! Already fully subscribed for support, come on!

I always feel that the protagonist is just a tool + a bastard. After writing more than hundreds of chapters, it feels like an endless cycle of killing monsters, lottery, construction, and so on. The key point is that there are still a lot of holes buried, what journey is to the heavens, what are the various mysteries of transcendence~ We are all drunk~ and we haven't unified the plane yet? Have you started YY Zhutian? It feels like an everyday novel when written. The supporting characters are all written so high in B boxes, and the ones behind them are inexplicable. . . It's like losing your wits 😵