The Three Kingdoms for Everyone Begins with a Quiz
全民三国从问答开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 470k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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148Chapters
681.8kRecommendations
23.3kFans
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I was almost held back by my name.
I was almost held back by my name. At first glance, based on the title and synopsis, I thought it was one of those novels with a live Q&A session, and I was planning to skip it. After reading the contents, I realized it was a great read—a gem! It's not easy to write a good online game version of the Three Kingdoms genre.
The author's approach to science seems a bit odd. If you say he's talking nonsense, it somehow makes sense. If you say he's trying to popularize science, it doesn't seem very serious.
Invest with confidence and earn steady profits.
In the previous book, "The Thief's Shadowless Journey," Lao Wan passed six milestones. In this book, "All People's Three Kingdoms," Lao Wan wants to see if he can reach even more. So, please support me, thank you fellow readers.
Ma Jia Lou
Are there any readers who would like to use pseudonyms? You can write down your name roughly. If Lao Wan sees this, he'll try to arrange it.
That's it? If I were a prostitute, I'd be too embarrassed to take your money...
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If you have any suggestions for this book, please write them in the comments section. Lao Wan will see them. Thank you for your support.
Keep it up, Lao Wan! All the tickets are yours!
To put it simply, I've read about 50 chapters so far. There's nothing wrong with the book otherwise, but the way you portray the commanders and generals in it is just too incompetent. If you're going to go by the historical records of the Three Kingdoms, Huangfu Song from the late Han Dynasty wouldn't have been so brainless as depicted in the book. To highlight the role of strategists, the difference is just too great.
Write slowly. The beginning is okay, but when writing data-driven articles like this, you need to compile all kinds of data accurately. Also, don't develop too quickly all at once, or you'll run out of material later. Finally, I hope all the data is rigorous. Finally, good luck to the author!
Supporting your new book, hahaha