Npcs Rebelled

If you have any favorite civil servants and generals, you can tell me 23333

This writing is so confusing. In the beginning, the protagonist guessed that none of the players recruited Xia Wanchun because they didn't know the historical figure. Later, Huo Qubing came out and the players called him the champion. At this time, Huo Qubing was still following Wei Qing, who was a county captain; when the Yellow Turbans came out, the players knew about this. So do players know?

It should be on the shelves this week, and the requirement of 3,000 words in 30 days is almost met.

Just read this book and it's fun, don't worry about the logic and settings.

Why do you call other officials dad?

Is this the protagonist's time traveling into the game? Or has everyone become a reality in the game? Or is only the protagonist entering the game?

The character doesn't have a protagonist, how about two male supporting actors? ?

Also, why did you say before that you can't see other people's attributes and you can only see them when you join the village? Why can you see the attributes of the Yellow Turban Army person? It's really confusing

Please give me a monthly vote to encourage you, come on! The current development trend is okay.

No, you have to kill people yourself to get the martial spirit. After 40 points, you can upgrade it to 10,000 points. How many people do you need to kill?

In fact, I feel like I'm going the wrong way. I can write about the confrontation between the protagonist and other protagonist players. Those players have protagonist templates from other similar novels, such as rebirth, achievement system, heaven-level tokens, etc.

Do players know the historical figures? Feeling so confused

It is recommended that the author immediately send people to the grassland after the unification of the Qing Dynasty to pack up Murong Xianbei and take him away. Don't let Murong Ke, Murong Chui and others be packed away by other dynasties. The most important thing is that Murong Xianbei's recruitment conditions must be: a unified Central Plains dynasty, not shouting to kill the barbarians, and a good reputation. And the protagonist is all qualified. If you don't accept them, are you waiting for the enemy to accept them?

I remember that Yao Yizhong was a Qiang, and he should have come to join him soon.

If Tang Ze takes in the refugees, some people will object. If the protagonist takes in the refugees, no one will object. Bull

I feel incoherent. I'm going here and there. Now I've read Chapter 54 and I still don't know. You haven't finished the account yet. So I'm going to write about what happened after the battle. I'm going to write about the battle ahead. My head hurts.