Lord: I Am the Only One Who Recognizes the Chinese Heroes

There's really no need to show off their strength while belittling them.

This is completely nonsense. Master Fu Shui, Zhang Jiao, is not very capable no matter how much he thinks about it. General Tiangong, great virtuous master, Taiping Dao Master, those are better than Master Fu Shui, right?

After reading the introduction, I just want to say that China that has forgotten its humanities and history is no longer China. It is not worthy of being called the descendants of the Yan and Huang races. It can only be called the country of the yellow race.

After reading the comments, it seems that those who complained misunderstood the setting. So I posted a simplified version of the setting—— ①The quality can be improved. After the low-quality level 100, you can choose to upgrade to the high-quality level 1. Although the strength will decline, the growth value will be enhanced (similar to rebuilding a solid foundation in fantasy novels) ②The prefix will change as the quality improves. For example, the prefix of a white card is a soldier, and the prefix of a colored card is a marshal.

The concept and setting are very good, but the road is wrong. The biggest joy of your setting is that you know who is strong and who is weak and the others don't. Then you should write more about the different situations faced by people from all walks of life after obtaining different historical figures. Some people were deceived and it was miserable, and some who had a good relationship with the protagonist were prompted to form a reasonable lineup and take off. It would be much better to write more about character choices and consequences and less about routine lord upgrades. It is indeed possible to upgrade and grow characters, but simply upgrading attack, defense, and skill values ​​will not only greatly reduce the sense of substitution, but the values ​​will also easily collapse.

If the author wrote this content in a funny genre, he would still be able to survive. If we write a normal fantasy novel, the protagonist with an average IQ will have a very strong sense of separation. After all, they are all monsters from our ancestors.

It's so strenuous, I hit a resource point and wrote more than ten chapters and it's still not finished!

For this kind of novel, if the pace is too slow, it will be a bit difficult in the early stages.

If heroic spirits lose their historical popularity, their combat effectiveness should not be much better than ordinary people.

This book can currently add a cost setting. For example, the initial level 10 of a lord is only 5c, a character card has a minimum of 3c, and high-quality character cards are 4c and 5c. In this way, the initial low-level strong cards may not be used by anyone, because the initial attributes of 3c cards are lower than 5c cards, and only one of 3c and 5c can be used. Therefore, it is normal for no one to use 3c for a stable start, and it is indeed possible for the protagonist to miss it. But aren't there staff at the beginning? Will the staff not know which card is good?