Wargame: Backed by China, I Slay the Gods!

Honestly, I think the most amazing thing about this book is the design of the hero skills. It always gives me the feeling that each hero should use a particular skill. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhuge Liang's skills all fit perfectly. I can even remember some of the key effects of Zhuge Liang's skills. Guan Yu's combo attack perfectly matches his performance.

I was completely engrossed at the beginning, but two hours later I was devastated because I finished it. Why the hell did I have to read this book when I was so young? 🥵😳😡

It feels like the show perfectly avoided the most exciting parts. Shouldn't the appeal be watching the protagonist restore history, seeing the audience awestruck by the stories of various mythical historical figures, and witnessing their seemingly weak pieces, like the humble Zhuge Liang, rise to become the legendary Zhuge Liang? Instead, there's no process whatsoever.

Note: Some people have been misled by the synopsis and think this book is mindless. Let me clarify: this book contains a large amount of original content, as well as relevant historical information. In future chapters, I will continue to write character stories, which may incorporate modern mythology or be entirely fictional.

Unable to edit the description. Let's chat in the comments section. As can be seen from the current plot, the researchers in this world are not so useless. They have a lot of research results and their own abilities. It's not just the protagonist who is powerful. Although, overall, the Chinese chess group is indeed lagging behind.

1. In the case of hard faults, the difficulty of development should be the same all over the world, but the advantage of population is a huge advantage. 2. China has a 5000-year history of civilization, and so do other countries. It's just that China recorded it, while other countries didn't. However, given the historical context, the whole world started from the same point.

At first glance, the title made me think it was another Chinese war god novel, but I was wrong. I just finished reading the current chapters and it's really good. Everyone can follow along without worry; the author has very detailed information, so we can look forward to what's to come. Update faster, it's not enough!

I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist buys upgrade materials, and the official team just turns a blind eye and doesn't see it; the protagonist makes up lies, but they see through them immediately, and not only that, they don't investigate; they don't reveal the manual upgrade methods, but they do reveal things they've never used; the protagonist's soul power is special, giving him a…

Has this description really been changed? Honestly, I'm sick of all this talk about how I think I know everything about Chinese history and how China is weak. It's 2023 already, and China has been the world's second-largest economy for years. Those born in the 2000s are already in their twenties and they're still doing this... The synopsis is really terrible and seriously drags down the content.

Why keep focusing on Zhuge Liang and the Three Kingdoms? I admit there are many talented people in the Three Kingdoms, but the protagonist carries the legacy of an entire world—is the Three Kingdoms the only truly outstanding period? There were Bai Qi, Li Xin, Wang Jian, Meng Tian, ​​and Lian Po from the Warring States period; Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Zhang Liang, Xiao He, Wei Qing, and Huo Qubing from…