
The Three Kingdoms Game: Invincible from the Start with My Left Hand
三国游戏:开局左手无敌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
570Chapters
14.7kRecommendations
5.9kFans
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Is A-level aptitude the lowest possible rating? No talent, no special traits, and the lowest possible stats are only A-level! What about all the others with higher lowest stats? SSSSSSS? That's practically worthless!
Dear author, I sincerely suggest you revise the background of the first few chapters. This kind of character background is outdated; seeing it is basically a recipe for disaster. 70%-80% Of readers won't want to continue after the first three or four chapters.
These three golden chapters alone are enough to send many people on their way; it's a Renaissance!
After finishing Chapter Two, what's the point of continuing to read?
This family background alone is enough to write a whole romance novel; it's amazing!
It's pretty good as a wish-fulfillment story about an online game where the protagonist is overpowered, but the population is a bit small, and the idea of a few thousand people fighting against hundreds of thousands is a bit exaggerated.
To be honest, the skill the main couple uses to recruit enemies is a bit overpowered. This kind of setup makes the rest of the story pointless. No matter who you're fighting or how strong the enemy is, just recruit them. At worst, you can do it a few more times, and the enemy will just collapse on their own! What's the point of fighting then?
The author should probably do some back-scratching; the promotional efforts seem insufficient.
Is it from the Renaissance? It has the feel of online games from the last century.
It would be even better if the updates could be faster.