I Call the Shots in Total War
全面战争我做主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
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209Chapters
4kRecommendations
7.4kFans
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This author truly loves RTS and war strategy games! (Author: Why is my book full of little swastikas? Because I sincerely love this world!) (Funny🐶🐶🐶) ✿✿ヽ(°▽°)ノ✿
Look at them, after getting a slave mark similar to hypnosis, they think about becoming kings and conquerors, while we just want to be lewd.
Some things don't make sense. Of the 30,000 ragtag Persian allied forces, at most 5,000 would be capable of fighting. If they could still charge forward even with 50% casualties, how could these Persians be treated like dogs by the Greeks?
The author truly loves this type of game.
The author could try playing Stellaris, a similar 7+ war game; people older than seven all say it's great.
The various random additions at the beginning were tolerable, but the introduction of some low-level martial artist starting in Chapter 6 instantly made me not want to read any further. It doesn't fit the Total War: Mount & Blade theme at all. For those who have read it, can you tell me if it's worth watching?
I have a question. The protagonist and the Spartan cannon fodder are both fighting, so why did the Spartan cannon fodder collapse, but the protagonist's cannon fodder didn't? Spartacus also had a detachment of overseers! There's no reason why one would collapse while the other wouldn't!
Honestly, the author is incredibly daring; they're amazing. They truly brought out all the darkness in the story.
Dear author, I have a small suggestion. Writing about someone with the same name as a historical figure feels a bit out of place. So, could you change the name? Sun Quan could be changed to something like Sun Muyou. You could also pad the word count.
Is this Total War? No, this is Total War disguised as Total War—"One look from me and you're mine!!"