
Three Kingdoms in Chaos: Summoning for Supremacy
乱战三国之争霸召唤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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I've compiled the data and skills of five generals with a base weapon level of 110, including Xing Tian and Chi You (some less important descriptions of the skills have been omitted, and they are arranged in order of appearance): Xingtian (character name) has a command stat of 46, martial prowess of 110, intelligence of 54, and political acumen of 49 (no charisma stat).
This is a really good book. I especially love stories about summoning and conquering, but it's hard to find one that I want to keep reading until I came across this one. I won't say much more, I just hope the author writes seriously and doesn't get sidetracked.
They're starting to release characters from TV dramas, and it's getting more and more ridiculous. I haven't seen many of them before. Maybe they should just turn off the summoning feature; the main character isn't getting stronger anymore anyway, it's mostly the enemies that are getting stronger.
I can't stand seeing Liu Bei get buffed, and Guan Yu got buffed way too much, it's pointless.
Forgive my frankness, but in recent chapters I referred to the author as Venerable Shuixiao.
It was absolutely watery.
Forgive my bluntness, but the recent updates have been terrible. One chapter a day with one battle, and it still hasn't finished in a week. Is this because they think there are too many readers who pay to read the book?
I feel like I want to end this book but I'm reluctant to. The main characters in the other world can always escape, and their combo skills can always be activated. But my side has a system that knows how to activate them but can't, it's just adding to the difficulty. If you want to end this book quickly and write a new one, then write it carefully. This kind of approach results in low-quality new books, and you're reluctant to end the old ones, which is ruining your reputation.
The Scorpion Demon's combat power is too high; 107-108 is the absolute maximum. Adding some group combat ability and a high-burst attack with hidden weapons would be enough. 109 Is just too ridiculous.
Currently, there are 108 generals (actually 111). Currently, the minimum base weapon level is 103, with specific data on key characters.