Three Kingdoms: The Wish-Granting Machine at My Side
三国：随身许愿机
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 3y ago
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Think about it yourself. Zhao Yun called himself "Zhao Zilong of Changshan." Not everyone is qualified to call themselves that. Did Guan Yu and Zhang Fei call themselves that? They weren't qualified, understand? Only families with great prestige in the local area could do that. Zhao Zilong was a bandit? That's ridiculous.
Survival skills are crucial; you need to be invulnerable to bullets and blades, possess superhuman strength, and have a body made of steel! Otherwise, a stray bullet will kill you!
I really hate it when authors like you always find excuses for celebrities to escape. Honestly, padding the word count like this is disgusting. If you're going to write something, then don't make it so thrilling.
I feel like some of the characters the author is using are too unfamiliar; there's no sense of familiarity or connection. The previous book had the same problem—many characters from Jiangdong were people I didn't even recognize, yet they had significant roles, making it difficult to read.
Your cheat program is overly free, lacks the skill to be universally admired, and while it claims to do everything, it's actually ineffective at everything. This omnipotent design is a waste of effort and far inferior to a well-structured cheat program.
You need to use fertilizer for potatoes, otherwise you'll ruin the land!
If it were me, I would wish for a portal to all realms, to the stars and the sea, to all the heavens and the myriad worlds – that would be truly romantic!
This book has the potential to be developed into a comprehensive work on astronomy! Can you really wish for anything just by having enough Destiny Points? What about the double portal?! The dimensional gate?! The dimensional passage?! After unifying the world, the protagonist could simply hoard Destiny Points and then wish for the ability or items to travel between worlds, thus entering countless realms! Eventually, he could develop into a dynasty of destiny!
The wish-granting machine—did you get the satisfying part?
When are they going to release the Musou mode? I want to see him show off (ー_ー)!! I want to see him single-handedly take down a thousand-man squad!