Lu Bu's Game

🙂Others can also realize the game, and the golden finger is gone

Not having a chapter name is very discouraging.

It's so easy to persuade someone to give up. Should a good author of this subject try all the methods of persuading people to give up?

The reason for the poor performance has a lot to do with the lack of chapter names.

There are no similar books, but this book is really good despite its trashy subject matter.

Without a chapter name, half the people were kicked out

Before I finished reading Chapter 3, I was defeated.

What a novelty, but everyone can enter the game and have fun, it's just rubbish.

With such a good subject matter, the author wouldn't starve to death if he wrote it like this, right?

When Lu Bu was upgrading, he just blindly increased his strength. In fact, there was a very dangerous hidden danger. Our human body has a mechanism, which is a protective measure for body functions. It depends on the person's constitution to determine how much strength the body can exert. Overloading and forcing more strength will lead to accelerated loss of human lifespan. This is the so-called principle of "burning the body's potential in exchange for increased strength." This is also why some people have a chance of sudden death when taking physical-strengthening drugs. It's because their body strength suddenly becomes stronger and their heart cannot bear the overload and stops. That's it. So this game needs to reset the power limit for the player's safety mechanism. I would suggest that the upper limit of "Strength" is 5 times that of "Physique". For example, the player's current "Physique" is 10 points, then his "Strength" limit can only be increased to a maximum of 50 until the player's Physique is increased again.

If Lu Bu is not a time traveler, I don't think he can win even if I have the chance.

Good guy, I thought that only Lu Bu could enter the game, but now all the princes can enter. That's no fun. I gave it up. This book is worthless.

Chapter 20: The aristocratic family doesn't like Lu Bu at all, and it's just nonsense to have a good relationship with him.

There are too many poisonous points and all kinds of details are not in place. If it weren't for the good subject matter, I would just give it a look. It is impossible for any author to write two novels about the Three Kingdoms theme like this.

Lu Bu, the God of War in Novice Village, seems to be reaching the full level in Novice Village.

Please add the chapter name, otherwise no one will read it.

If Lu Bu could provide one or two bottles of basic life potions to the soldiers in the army in large quantities (intermediate ones for powerful units such as the Zhen camp and the Bingzhou cavalry that are difficult to train), the survival rate of the soldiers would be greatly improved, over-recruitment would be reduced, and it would play a decisive role in restoring the population. If conditions permit, Lu Bu had better find a time to test whether the life potion is effective on injured/sick horses. If it is effective, this will be big news for the Bingzhou cavalry. It is self-evident how much money can be saved by reducing the loss of horses.

We all know that history is still fighting internally, but don't you know how to fight externally? Aren't you afraid of being taken advantage of by foreigners?

In this book, the direction of history has completely changed. Although Gongsun Zan tried his best to resist Yuan Shao's army, he could not withstand the tactics of a large number of people... In addition, Youzhou was barren and it was difficult to keep up with the food and grass. It was incomparable with the rich Jizhou, so defeat was inevitable. Gongsun Zan's final instructions will determine Zhao Yun's fate. If you still recommend Zhao Yun to join Liu Bei, you have to think carefully. Because in reality, Zhao Yun is far unable to withstand Lu Bu's unprecedented strength and speed. If Zhao Yun goes to Liu Bei and becomes Lu Bu's enemy, this may harm Zhao Yun.

Write more about the protagonist Lu Bu. You always give other people's perspective. Lu Bu's role is less than that of these supporting characters