Three Kingdoms: Everything Can Be Gamified

It's ten chapters. As far as personal preference is concerned, the subject matter is much better than the previous one, the writing style is as good as ever (it's comfortable to read), and there's one more book to follow.

B station video (On ​​Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, before watching Lao Sanguo VS after watching) ("Only one sentence, few emperors in history can do it") ([Liu Bei] Hanwu Autumn Wind Speech is vigorous, why should a hero lament his years) As long as you are not a villain who rapes, slaves and plunders, you will never have to worry about him attacking you, even if you are just a partner, as long as you don't rebel against the Han or bully the people, you don't need to worry about him betraying you. Some people always say that this kind of person is a hypocrite. Why? Just because he is a good person? ? ? Should good people be held at gunpoint?

Fighting has been simplified to the level of difficulty in the Age of Empires. Are you still going to follow Liu Bei? With Zhang Fei, Tai Shici and 200 servants, he can still start a business.

I feel like I can't tell the difference between history and novels. I saw a video saying that Xu Huang was a general under Liu Bei and later defected to Cao Cao. I searched on Baidu. The answer from Baidu was yes, Xu Huang was a general under Liu Bei and then defected to Cao Cao. How do I remember that Xu Huang was first under Yang Feng and then directly defected to Cao Cao?

The author didn't pay protection money, right? All the little guys who set the pace and pressure were here. Those who said they wanted to kill the hero didn't even think about the background of the era... That was during the Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties. How could a wealthy family who could kill a hero be so awesome? Who are the murderers? It's Liu Bang and it's Zhu Yuanzhang. But what do these two people have in common? ? Why didn't Zhao Kuangyin, who had released his military power over a glass of wine, kill the hero? Do you have to share the world with people who have no military power?

There is a question, why doesn't the Fuhan Chamber of Commerce directly help Liu Xie? If they were unified earlier, Liu Bei would actually be the last choice among many forces.

Determined to make the protagonist illiterate. He refused to touch the book even a little bit. . . In fact, there is no conflict between reading and doing things.

I can't stand watching 343 anymore. The golden finger is very awesome and it is true that it can suppress the combat power. The original function of this golden finger is to strengthen the abilities that humans can have. Look at what you have done, the author, such as blacksmithing, raising chickens, and farming. . . . Do you know what a level nine fitter is? A lathe can start the road to industry. Go to war?

I can only say that everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. I still like to be the master of my own house.

After the three great men were created, no one could resist again.

My evaluation is grain in the early stage and hay in the later stage. The protagonist only has one life, and Goldfinger is not the invincible type, so why not just play Dynasty Warriors? Use gold fingers to do logistics, and it will develop dozens or hundreds of times faster. If you hold it back for a while, it will be a wave. Take 10,000 steps back. When leading troops in battle, if the gap is small, you can forcefully gain an advantage. If the gap is large, you can slowly kill them. On the battlefield, you can always turn on the gold finger to prevent accidents, and you can also push flatly. Take a hundred million steps back and use your golden fingers to fully exercise various abilities and attributes. Just practice chopping. You can chop people, soldiers, armor and horses into pieces at once. You can also use unparalleled skills. If it is turned on, it is turned on. If it is turned on, it is not necessary. It is really boring to pretend to be a master. 😜

I really don't understand. It's written in the title, so why are there still people saying why the protagonist doesn't become emperor? Then why not read those stories where the protagonist becomes emperor. Or you read those stories where the protagonist proclaims himself emperor, and then you see a comment asking why the protagonist wants to proclaim himself emperor? What do you think?

It would be great if the protagonist could cure Zhang Jiao. He is not called the Great Sage Master for nothing. He is a very good immortal leader.

The hangup is a bit big, when playing Age of Empires. If the protagonist does not want to dominate the world by himself, he can reduce the level of cheating, or use a full-time assistant cheat. The content is more writeable and interesting, otherwise the monster will be too big. When readers see such a fierce attack, they can help and push the troops all the way. They can guess that the next one will be to destroy Soochow in one year, to destroy Cao Wei in two years, and to unify the country in three years.

Too many people have been misled by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and the real history has been distorted. I wonder if people in the future will dig out a current historical novel from the ground and regard it as real history?

If your ability is too strong, your clan will be destroyed if you succeed, so don't cheat on the auxiliary text.

It's a bit strange. Gongsun Zan reasonably ignored the protagonist once, but the protagonist took it to heart and refused to seek refuge with him. The mother who went to support the master's wife was very proud of herself. In terms of value, it was worthwhile to be filial. But earlier, she refused to seek refuge with Gongsun Zan because of a trivial matter. But here she is so tolerant and has the overall situation in mind...

Why in the Three Kingdoms, as long as the works about Liu Bei's team assisting Liu Bei will be passed

The one on Tomato should have been rewritten using AI, but the basic plot is exactly the same.

Goldfinger is interesting, but the main character is unlikable, so forget it.

It was a bit refreshing to add gamification at first. After reading a few more chapters, I can summarize it by recruiting strong generals, recruiting wise men, and recruiting beauties. Old wine in new bottles, right?

I recommend Aztec's Immortal, which is well written.

In the early years, there was an author who liked to write about the Three Kingdoms. He spent all day adjusting the 50 steps of the traditional bow. A certain longbow was 200 meters long or 400 meters long. In this book, he also adjusted the sling to 100 meters and the bow and arrow to 20 meters. . The main focus is to lower the limit of domestic products, while foreign products are the power of the Zenith Star. The same characteristics are all sworn historical materials.

Author, it's not impossible to find out how difficult it was for people in ancient times to leave their homeland. Unless there were frequent wars and deaths, it would be impossible to move. Even if they moved, they would move nearby.

After finishing the battle, it's time to expand the original Three Kingdoms territory. You can create some wonders on the new map, carve monuments and seals, and write a history book for yourself 😏

It's so well written and I love reading it. I'm looking forward to the next book.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, something feels wrong. Can anyone tell me after reading it whether it's about fighting for world dominance or about being a subjugator?

Now it seems that the foundation for dominating the world has been laid. It depends on the trend in the later period. I feel that it is a bit dangerous for the protagonist to be rich and invincible.

If I hadn't started chasing books early, I would have only glanced at a novel with a million or so words.

Suddenly I thought of a funny thing. According to the book, would there still be a story about Monk Tang going to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures?