I Became a Lord in a Three Kingdoms Game

Players' game IDs need to be more standardized; after all, this Three Kingdoms era is a real world. The highest form of etiquette is called "Xia" (夏), and the players' game names alone are inappropriate. What native inhabitant would want to serve under you? In their eyes, you're just a bunch of barbarians.

This… If players can respawn infinitely, wouldn't that be too unfair? After all, it's the ordinary world.

They looted dozens of bushels of grain from Luoyang, and intercepted only 2 bushels from Yuan Shu's camp. Yuan Shu might as well go begging; let the players starve to death. If the rest of the story is written like this, then there's nothing more to say.

It's hard to imagine that in a duel, the opponent would sign in, "I am Guan Yu of Hedong," while the player would sign in, "I am... A pile of shit, do as you please; a cup of green tea, whatever you want." It's utterly cringeworthy!

Player: I'm not happy today, let me kill a lord to cheer myself up.

Finally, a new book has been released! This genre is bound to be a hit!

I don't know why, but when I saw the latest chapter, it felt like something was missing, like a lot of things were missing from the writing. As a character who can only survive in the Three Kingdoms period, the protagonist's focus in dealing with the player and other people within the Three Kingdoms is always on the player's side, which is understandable since they are his core group.

It died while I was raising it. 🥺

Want to dominate the players? Author, you probably don't really understand players, do you? When players go crazy, they'll do anything. Don't even mention the protagonist's wife or mother! They'll even mess with the protagonist! Anyone who's played Total War without Sun Quan's mother can use her for a marriage alliance.

Good grief, it's gone after I only kept it for a short while? My list of unfinished books is almost as long as the list of books that have been taken down.