Everyone Becomes a Warlord, but Only I Can See Hidden Information
全民主公：只有我能看到隐藏信息
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- Future World
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I thought it was a princess for everyone, but it turns out it's a lord. I'm not watching anymore.
So here's the question: why not write "The Princess of the Nation"?
Why doesn't anyone write from the Yellow Turban perspective? If peasants had any way to survive, would they have rebelled?
If you don't want the protagonist to use this talent, just change it! The original intention was for the protagonist to keep committing suicide to increase the loyalty of his subordinates, but then the author said that after death, those with loyalty below 80 would run away, which forcibly nerfed it. When the author realized this wasn't working, they simply reinterpreted it as "happy death counts as death." You might as well just rename the talent and change it from beginning to end.
If you're writing history, I suggest you learn about history first, and then combine it with historical fiction. If you start writing based solely on a superficial understanding of a historical fiction, even if your writing skills are good, the historical figures and wars will be hard to accept and it will feel quite awkward.
Author, have you entered the palace? If you cut it, please let me know.
This godfather skill feels like a major flaw.
How could a proper book club not have a game of idiom chain?
I'll go first. Leading the way
Since ancient times, spearmen have been unlucky (E), but Zilong (Y) is a cheat code (Cheat).
The world channel is showing that the development of other characters is too fast. The protagonist hasn't even chosen what to do yet, and they've already developed armies to help him avoid trouble. How can they give the protagonist benefits like this? They all traveled to the world at the same time, so how could they be so much faster than you?